Vitek VT-3497 User Manual [ru]

MANUAL INSTRUCTION

ИНСТРУКЦИЯ ПО ЭКСПЛУАТАЦИИ

MINI SYSTEM WITH CD/MP-3

МИНИСИСТЕМА C CD/MP3

МОДЕЛЬ VT-3497

BEFORE USING, PLEASE READ THE INSTRUCTIONS CAREFULLY

REBOOTING THE SYSTEM

• If the system doesn't turn on, crashes (freezes) or doesn't display infor-

mation properly, use a pointed object to press the system reboot button (27) in the lower part of the housing to reboot the built-in microcomputer, as shown in the drawing below.

• Unplug the microsystem from the power outlet and wait several seconds while the built-in microcomputer reboots.

Note: Use a toothpick or pencil to press and hold the OFF button for

several seconds.

CONTENTS P. ¹

Rebooting the system 2 Safety precautions 2 Technical safety precautions 3 Control device 4 Tuning and connection 5 Digital clock and timer

The main functions

uner Functions 8

CD Functions

9 MP3 Functions 10 Cassette player/recorder functions 12 Use and care 13 Troubleshooting 14 Specifications

SAFETY PRECAUTIONS

Please note:

• Make sure to connect system to the circuit with voltage similar to the rating label information.

Otherwise it can result in system fire danger.

• Do not expose the system to heating over 35 degrees.

• Avoid installation near heaters and direct sunlight places

• Ensure good air circulation.

• Protect the system from dust, moisture and ingress of water.

• Avoid strong magnetic fields, for example, near TV sets and speakers of other devices.

• Do not use potent chemical agents when cleaning the device.

• Do not grease parts, movable system mechanisms. CD player does not require maintenance.

• Only use the authorized service centers for maintenance.

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This sign indicates that the system is unsafely stressed; there is electric shock risk.

This sign indicates that there is important information regarding system use and service.

Warning

• To prevent fire or electric shock, do not use the system in the rain or humid weather in a wide-open

place.

• Do not place dripping or flowing vessels (vases) with liquid on the system. Ventilation

• When using the system for extended periods, normal ventilation is required.

TECHNICAL SAFETY PRECAUTIONS

• This equipment was created and manufactured according to European safety standards, but like

any electronic equipment demands care to ensure quality operation and safety.

• Read the usage instructions before using.

• Make sure that all electric connections (including the outlet, extension cord and connection between

the parts of the equipment) are performed according to the instructions. Unplug the plug from the power outlet when replacing the power cord.

• If any questions arise with regard to the installation, operation or safety of your system - contact your trade agent.

• Observe caution when using the glass panels and door of the system.

• Stop using the system if it works sporadically or is damaged. Unplug the system from the power

outlet and contact the trade agent.

• Do not remove any fastened panel, because components may be under voltage.

• Do not leave the system turned on if it is not being used.

• Do not listen with the headphones at high volume, because this can damage your hearing.

• Do not block the ventilation system, for example with curtain or upholstery material. Overheating can

lead to breakage or premature wear and tear on the components of the system.

• Do not use the system in the rain or humid weather in an unprotected place.

First and foremost

• Never allow anyone, especially children, to poke anything into the openings, slots or other open

parts of the system, because this can lead to electric shock.

• Never do any questionable actions when using electric equipment of any type.

• It is better to be safe than sorry!

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CAREFUL

CLASS 1 LASER DEVICE

Adjusting or performing functions other than those indicated in the instructions may lead to risk of exposure to laser radiation.

SAFETY

The system is equipped with a laser. Only qualified personnel can repair the system.

DANGEROUS: INVISIBLE LASER RADIATION IS PRESENT WHEN THE SYSTEM IS OPENED AND UNBLOCKED. AVOID DIRECT CONTACT WITH THE LASER BEAM.

ATTENTION: DANGEROUS LASER RADIATION UPON OPENING WHEN THE BLOCKER IS NOT PRESENT.

CLASS 1 LASER DEVICE

LUOKAN 1 LASERLAITE

KLASS 1 LASERAPPARAT

Note: If the system is simultaneously used with fluorescence lamps in the same premises then it can result in system faulty operation.

CONTROL DEVICE

MAIN SYSTEM

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Front view

Top viewBottom view

Rear view

Front view

1. Remote control sensor

2. STANDBY MODE Button

3. STANDBY MODE Indicator

4. OPEN / CLOSE Button

5. Play/pause Button

6. STOP Button

7. SEARCH/TUNE - Button

8. SEARCH / TUNE + Button

9. FUNCTION Button

10.RANGE Button

11.EQUALIZER Button

12.REPEAT Button

13. MEMORY Button

14.FIND Button

15.TIMER Button

16.RANDOM Button

17.HEADPHONE Jack

18. VOLUME Button

19.LCD display

20. VOLUME Button

21.CD Door

Rear view

22.Left speaker jack

23.Right speaker jack

24.Power cord

25.FM Antenna

26.Subwoofer Output N Voltage selector (additional)

Bottom view

27.System overload button

Top view

28.Cassette Door

29. REVERSE Button

30. Button PLAY

31. Button RECORD

32. FORWARD Button

33. / STOP / EJECT Button

34. PAUSE Button

REMOTE CONTROL

TUNING AND CONNECTION

REPLACING THE BATTERIES OF THE REMOTE CONTROL

1. Turn over the remote and remove the lid of the battery compartment.

2. Insert one type "CR2025" lithium battery according to polarity as shown on the battery compartment.

3. Close the lid of the battery compartment.

ANTENNA CONNECTION

FM: Completely extend the FM Antenna (25). If the reception is in stereo mode, the symbol ((ST)) will light up on the LCD display (19). AM: This system is equipped with a built-in ferritic antenna. To ensure

the best signal, rotate the housing of the system until you obtain the best reception.

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35. FUNCTION Button

36. Button

37. SEARCH / TUNE - Button

38. SEARCH / TUNE + Button

39. VOLUME + Button

40. Button

41.VOLUME - Button

42.TIMER Button

43.STANDBY MODE Button

44.RANDOM Button

45.PROGRAM Button

46.INTRO Button

47.PRELIMINARY + Button

48.PRELIMINARY - Button

49.Digital 1-9 Buttons

50.EQUALIZER Button

51.REPEAT Button

52. Button

53. Button

54. Button

55. FIND / MONO / STEREO Button

56. RANGE Button

57. MUTE Button

58. Infrared sensor

TECHNICAL SAFETY PRECAUTIONS

Comply with these technical safety precautions when using the batteries in device.

1. Only use the batteries of specified type and dimensions

2. Make sure of correct polarity when installing the batteries. Incorrect polarity can result in device damage.

3. If this device has not been used for a long time, remove the battery to avoid damage if battery leaked.

4. Do not try to charge a battery, it can overheat and explode. (Comply with battery manufacturers' instructions).

CONNECTING THE SPEAKERS

1. To connect the speaker wires, press the Right speaker jack (23) and Left speaker jack (22) levers.

2. Make sure that the speaker wires are connected to the speaker jacks, observing polarity. Connect the left speaker to the L jack and the right speaker to the R jack.

CONNECTING THE HEADPHONES

You can use headphones (not included in the set). Insert a 3.5 mm plug in the HEADPHONE jack (17). Use an adapter if the plug of your headphones is a different size. When connecting headphones, the speakers automatically disconnect. Safety precautions To protect your hearing, follow these recommendations.

• Adjust the volume before listening. After you begin to listen, adjust them to a comfortable level.

• Do not listen through the headphones at very high volume. This can lead to hearing loss.

THE MAIN CONNECTIONS

This system is intended to be used at a voltage of 230 V / 50 Hz. Connecting this system to a grid with a different voltage can lead to breakage and annul the warranty. If the plug of the power source does not fit the outlet in your home, have a qualified electrician replace the outlet.

CONNECTING THE SYSTEM TO A POWER OUTLET

1. Completely extend the Power cord (24).

2. Insert the plug of the power cord into the nearest outlet.

3. As soon as you plug the system into a power outlet, its components are in standby mode. To disconnect the system completely, pull the power cord from the outlet.

DIGITAL CLOCK AND TIMER

INSTALLING THE DIGITAL CLOCK

Insert the plug of the (24) Power cord into a power outlet. The symbol will appear on the LCD display (19).

1. Press and hold the MEMORY (13) / PROGRAM (45) button for about 2 seconds to set the time display format.

2. Press the SEARCH - (7) / (37) or SEARCH + (8) / (38) button to select the desired time display format.

3. Press the MEMORY (13) / PROGRAM (45) button to save the selection. The LCD display (19) will show two flashing symbols for setting the hour of the current time.

4. Press the SEARCH - (7) / (37) or SEARCH + (8) / (38) buttons to set the hour of the current

time.

5. Press the MEMORY (13) / PROGRAM (45) button to save the set hour. The LCD display (19) will show two flashing symbols for setting the minutes of the current time.

6. Press the SEARCH - (7) / (37) or SEARCH + (8) / (38) buttons to set the minutes of the current time.

7. Press the MEMORY (13) / PROGRAM (45) button to save the set minutes and immediately activate

the digital clock.

Note: The time-setting mode will stop if the MEMORY (13) / PROGRAM (45) button is not pressed

within 10 seconds.

After pressing the STANDBY MODE (2) / (36) button to turn off the system, the clock continues to work.

SETTING THE TIMER

1. Press the STANDBY MODE (2)/ (36) button to turn on the system.

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2. Press and hold the TIMER (15) / (42) button for 2 seconds until the " ON" symbol appears.

The LCD display (19) will show two flashing symbols to set the time when you want the system to switch on.

3. Press the SEARCH - (7) / (37) or SEARCH + (8) / (38) button to set the hour when you want the system to switch on.

4. Press the TIMER (15) / (42) button to save the set hour. The LCD display (19) will show two flashing symbols to indicate the minute when the system will switch on.

5. Press the SEARCH - (7) / (37) or SEARCH + (8) / (38) button to adjust the minutes of the switch-on time.

6. Press the TIMER (15) / (42) button to cause the " OFF" symbol to appear. The LCD display (19) will show two flashing symbols for setting the hour when you want the system to switch off.

7. Repeat points 3-5.

8. Press the TIMER (15) / (42) button to save the settings and cause the "TUNER" symbol to appear on the LCD display (19).

9. Press the SEARCH - (7) / (37) or SEARCH + (8) / (38) buttons to select the playback mode.

10.Press the TIMER (15) / (42) button to save the playback mode. The LCD display (19) will show the symbol "VOL 15" for setting the desired volume level.

11.Press the SEARCH - (7) / (37) or SEARCH + (8) / (38) buttons to select the desired volume level.

12.Press the TIMER (15) / (42) button to turn on the TIMER and cause the " " symbol to appear on the LCD display (19).

Note: Before setting the timer, the digital clock must first be set correctly.

The setting mode will stop if the MEMORY (13) / PROGRAM (45) buttons are not pressed within 10 seconds. The timer can be set to turn the system on or off. For this, the digital clock must be correctly set. If the system is in standby mode, it will automatically switch on at the programmed time in either CD or TUNER mode.

For example:

For operation in the TUNER mode, there must be a CD inserted in the system.

SETTING STANDBY MODE (AUTOMATIC DISCONNECTION)

When the system is switched on, the automatic switch-off time can be set to 90 - 80 - 70 - 60 - 50 40 - 30 - 20 - 10 minutes. Press the Standby mode (43) button until the desired time appears on the

LCD display (19). The system will switch off after the selected period has elapsed.

Note: If the CD playback time is shorter than the selected period, the music will switch off before the

system disconnects.

THE MAIN FUNCTIONS

SWITCHING ON THE SYSTEM

Press the STANDBY MODE (2) / (36) button to switch on the system. Press the STANDBY MODE (2) / (36) button to disconnect the system. The current time will show on the LCD display (19).

SELECTING THE OPERATING MODE

Press the FUNCTION Button (9) / (35) to select the playback mode (CD, Cassette or TUNER).

VOLUME (20) / VOLUME + (39) Button: Press to increase the volume. VOLUME (18) / VOLUME - (41) Button: Press to decrease the volume.

Note: There are a total of 40 volume levels. The volume level shows on the LCD display (19).

Attention! Listening at high volume can damage your hearing, especially when listening through headphones.

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MUTE Button (57):

Switched on: Press to switch off the sound. The sound level appears on the LCD display (19). Switched off: Press to switch on the sound. The sound level appears on the LCD display (19).

EQUALIZER Button (11) / (50)

Press to select the desired playback sound effect. It will appear on the LCD display (19). This button allows you to choose the equalizer mode: CLASSICAL, ROCK, POP and JAZZ.

TUNER FUNCTIONS

CONTROLLING THE TUNER MODE

1. Press the STANDBY MODE button (2) / (36) to turn on the system.

2. Press the FUNCTION button (9) / (55) to select the TUNER mode.

3. Press the STANDBY MODE button (2) / (36) to switch off the system.

AUTOMATIC RADIO STATION SEARCH

1. Press and hold the TUNING - (7) / (52) or TUNING + (8) / (40) button to begin searching for a radio station.

2. Press and hold the TUNING - (7) / (52) or TUNING + (8) / (40) button to begin searching for the next radio station.

Note: While searching, the sound will be automatically turned off.

The automatic search will find only radio stations with sufficiently strong signals. For radio stations with weak signals, you need to tune it manually.

MANUAL SEARCHING FOR RADIO STATIONS

1. Press the RANGE (10) / (56) button until the mode that you want appears.

2. Press the TUNING - (7) / (52) or TUNING + (8) / (40) button to tune to the approximate frequency of the desired radio station. The LCD display (19) will show the current frequency.

3. Repeatedly press the TUNING - (7) / (52) or TUNING + (8) / (40) button to find the desired frequency.

PROGRAMMING RADIO STATIONS

1. In TUNER mode, select FM or AM reception.

2. Choose a radio station using automatic search or manual tuning.

3. Press the MEMORY (13) / (45) button. The symbol PGM will highlight, and the LCD display (19) will show a flashing 01.

4. Press the PRELIMINARY - (48) or PRELIMINARY + (47) button until the LCD display (19) shows the desired memory cell.

5. Press the MEMORY (13) / (45) button once again to program the radio station into the selected memory cell.

6. To program the next radio station in memory, repeat stages 2-5.

Note: The programming mode stops if the MEMORY (13) / PROGRAM (45) button is not pressed

within 10 seconds.It is possible to program up to 10 FM stations and 10 AM stations into memory.

CHANGING THE MEMORY CELL POSITIONS

If you need to change the order of radio station memory cells, enter the frequency of the new radio station into the cell. The position of the previous one will change accordingly.

MONO / STEREO Button

Press this button to switch between MONO and STEREO modes.

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• Stereo radio stations in FM mode will be shown by the ((ST)) symbol on the LCD display (19).

• If you hear unwanted noise when listening to FM stereo, try switching to MONO mode using the

MONO / STEREO (55) button. The ST symbol will disappear from the LCD display (19).

SELECTING A STATION IN THE PROGRAM MEMORY

The PRELIMINARY + (47) button: To select a station in ascending order The PRELIMINARY - (48) button: To select station in descending order

Digital buttons 0-9: To select the desired station by pressing a number.

CD PLAYER FUNCTIONS

LOADING A COMPACT DISC

1. Press the OPEN / CLOSE (4) button to open the CD Door (21).

2. Insert a CD with the label up using the black CD holder until it comes firmly into place.

3. Press the OPEN / CLOSE (4) button to close the CD Door (21).

CAUTION: TO AVOID MOTORIZED CD DOOR MECHANISM DAMAGE, PLEASE, DON’T CLOSE IT BY PRESSING ON THE DOOR BY HANDS.

PLAYING COMPACT DISCS

1. Turn on the system.

2. Press the FUNCTION (9) / (35) button to select CD mode.

3. Insert a disc and close the CD Door (21). The CD player will begin to read the data on the disc, then the LCD display (19) will show the data about the disc time and number of tracks.

4. Press the Playback / Pause (5) / (54) button to begin playback.

5. Press the STOP (6) / (53) button to stop playback.

6. Press the STANDBY MODE (2) / (36) button to switch off the system.

Note: If the disc is properly loaded, the LCD display (19) will show the total number of tracks

and playback time of the disc. If the disc is lacking or damaged, the LCD display (19) will show the symbol NO DISC

PLAYBACK / PAUSE (5) / (54) button PLAYBACK: Press to begin playback. PAUSE: Press to pause playback. The remaining playback time will show on the LCD display (19). RESUME: If you press this button while the disc is paused, playback will resume with the time elapsed

showing on the LCD display (19).

SEARCH - (7) / (37) and SEARCH + (8) / (38) buttons

Press the number of the track using buttons 0 - 9 (49) and the PLAYBACK / PAUSE (5) / (54) to play the selected track.

REPEAT (12) / (51) button

Repeat track: Press once to play the current track again.

The LCD display (19) will show the REP 1 symbol

Repeat disc: Press twice to play all the tracks on the disc again.

The LCD display (19) will show the REP ALL symbol.

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