Coby CX-CD376 - 20 Watts CD Stereo System User manual

COBY

CX-CD376

Micro CD System with AM/FM Tuner

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SAFETY

INSTRUCTIONS

WARNING:

TO

PREVENT

FIRE

OR

SHOCK

HAZARD,

DO

NOT

EXPOSE

THIS

APPLIANCE

TO

RAIN

OR

MOISTURE.

A.

The lightning flash and

arrow head

within

the

triangle is a warning

sign alarting your of

"dangerous voltage"

inside the

product

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••

•

••

CAUTION:

TO

REDUCE

THE

RISK

OF

ELECTRIC

SHOCK, DO NOT

REMOVE

COVER (OR BACK). NO

USER-SERVICEABLE

PARTS

INSIDE.

REFER

SERVICING TO QUALIFIED SERVICE PERSONNEL.

A

The exclamation

point

within

the triangle is a

r,varning sign alarting you

of important

instructions

accompanying the

product

THE

IMPORTANT

SAFETY

INSTRUCTIONS

SHALL

INCLUDE,AS

APPLICABLE

TO

THE

APPLIANCE,

STATEMENTS

THAT

CONVEYTO

THE

USER

THE

INFORMATION

ITEMIZED

IN

THE

PARAGRAPH:

1. Read lnsnucnons- Allthe safetyand

opera~ng

instructionsshould

be

read before

1I1e

product Isoperated.

2. Retaininstructions-Thesafety and operating instructionsshould be retained for future reference.

3. Heed warning -

AJI

warningson the product and inthe operating instructions should be adhered to.

4. Followinstructions-

AJI

operating and use instructionsshould be followed.

5. Water and moisture -Theapplianceshould not

be

used near water; for example, near a

~

bathtub, washbowl, kitchen

sink,

laundry tUb, in a wet basement, or near a swimming .-!!!

pool, and the like.

6. Carts and stands -The appliance should be used

on~

w~h

a cart or stand that is

recommended

by

1I1e

manufacturer. '

An appliance

and

cart combination should should be moved with care. Quick stopes,

excessve force, and uneven surfaces may cause the appliance and cart combination to

overturn.

7. Wall and ceiling mounting -Theappliance should be mounted to a wall or ceiling

on~

as recommended by

the manufacturer.

8. Ventilation-The

appliance

should

be

situated sothat its

locoton

orpositiondoes not interfere withitsproper

Ventilation.Forexampie, the applianceshouid not be situated on a bed, sofa, rug, orsimilar surface that may

block

tre ventilation openings; or

placed

in a built-in installation,such as a bookcase or cabinet that may

impede

the flow of air through the ventilation openings.

9. Heat -The

appliance

shouldbe sfuoted away from

heat

sourcessuch as radiators, heat

registers,

stovesor

otherappliances(inclUdingamplifiers)that

produce

heat.

10.Power sources -Theappliance should be

connected

to a power

supp~

only of fhe type described inthe

operating instructionsor as marked on the appliance.

11. Ground or polarization - Precaufionsshould be taken so that the grounding or polanzation means of an

appliance isnot defected.

12. Power-cord protection -Power

supp~

cords should

be

routed so that they are not

Iike~

to be walked on or

pinched

by items

ploced

upon or against them, poying particular attention to cords at plugs, convenience

receptacles

and

the point where they

ex~

from the appliance.

13. Protective

attachment

plug - Theappliance is

equipped

with on attachment plug having overload protection.

This

isa safetyfeature. Seeinstructionmanual forreplacementorresettingof protective device. Ifreplacement

of the plug is required, be sure the servlce technician has used a replacement plug

spec~ied

by the

manufacturer that has the same overload protection as the onginal plug.

14. Cleaning - Theappliance should

be cleaned

on~

as

recommended

by the manufacturer.

15. Powerlines-

An outdoor antenna should

be

located

away from power lines.

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16.Outdoor antenno grounding -It an outsideantenna isconnected to thereceiver.be surethe antenna systemis

grounded soasto providesome protection against voltage surgesand built up staticcharges. Section810 of

the National Electrical Code, ANSI/

NFPA

No. 70 -1984, provides information with respect to proper

grounding of the mast and supporting

structure,

grounding of the lead-in wireto an antenna discharge unil,

size of grounding conductors, iocation of antenna discharge unit, connection to grounding electrodes, and

requirementsfor the grounding electrode.

EXAMPLE

OF

GROUNDING

CONCijCTORS

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GllOUNDING

AS

PER

NATIONAL

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17. Nonuseperiods -Thepower cord of the appliance should be unplugged from the outlet when lell unused for a

long period of time.

18.Objectand liquid entry-Care shouldbe taken sothat objects do not falland liquidsarenot spilled into the

enclosure through openings.

19. Damage requiring service -Theappliance should be serviced by qualified service personnei when:

A.Thepower supply cord or the plug has been

damaged;

or

8.Objects have fallen, orliquidhasbeen spilledinto theappliance; or

C. Theappliance has been exposed to rain; or

D.Theappliance does not appearto operate normallyorexhibitsa marked change in performance; or

E.Theappliance hasbeen dropped, orthe enclosure damaged.

20.

SerVicing

- Theuser should not attempt to service the appliance beyond that described inthe operating

instructions.

Allotherservicingshouldbe referredto qualified servicepersonnel.

CLASS

1

LASER

PRODUCT

CAUTION

CLASS 1 LASER PRODUCT

INVISIBLE LASER RADIATION

APPAREIL LASER DE

CLASSE

1

WHEN OPEN AND INTERLOCKS

PRODUCTO LASER DE CLASE 1

DEFEATED.

AVOID EXPOSURE TO BEAM

This product contains a low

power

laser device.

Follow

the

advice

below

for safe

and

appropriate

operations.

ON

PROTECTION

AGAINST

LASER

ENERGY

EXPOSURE

• Asthe laser

beam

used in this

compact

disc player isharmfui to the eyes,

do

not

attempt

to disassemble the

casing.

• Stop operation

immediately

if any liqUid or solid

object

shouki fall into the cabinet.

• Do

not

put anything in the safetyslot.Ifyou do, the laser

diode

willbe ON when

the

CD

door

isstillopen.

Ifthe unit isnot to

be

used for a long period of time,

make

sure

that

all power sources are

disconnected

from

• the unit. Remove all batteries from the battery

compartment,

and

unplug the AC-DC

adaptor

from the wall

outlet. Make it a

practice

to

remove

the AC-DC

adaptor

by grasping the

main

body

and

not by pulling the

cord.

•

This

unit employs a laser. The use of controls or

adjustment

or

performance

of procedures other than those

specified here

may

result in exposure to hazardous radiation.

ON

PLACEMENT

• Do not use the unit in

places

which are extremely hot,

cold,

dusty or humid.

• Place the unit on a flat

and

even

surface.

• Do

not

restrict the air-flow of the unit by

piacing

it in a

place

with

poor

ventiiation, by covering it with a

cloth

or by

placing

it on a

carpet.

ON

CONDENSATION

• When left in a

heated

room

where it is

warm

and

damp,

waterdroplets or

condensation

may

form inside

the

unit.

• When there is

condensation

inside the unit the unit

may

not

function normally.

• Letisstands for 1to 2 hours

before

turning the

power

on, or graduaily

heat

the

room

up

and

dry

the

unit

before

use.

Should

any

trouble occurs

remove

the

power

source

and

refer servicing to qualified personnel.

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3

LOCATIONOF CONTROLS

FUNCTIONKEY DESCRIPTION

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1. AC

cord

2.

Speaker

jacks

(Left

&

Right)

3.Voltage

Selection

4.Power

on

/offbutton

5.Power

on

indicator

6.FUNCTION

switch

7.

BASS

on/off

switch

8.

Headphone

socket

9.

Volume

up/down

button

10.

Remote

Receiver

11.

Mounting

Hole

RAmO

SEQIIQN

21.

TUNING

up/down

knob

22.

BAND

switch

23.FM

antenna

lead

CD

SECTION

12.

PLAY/PAUSE

button

13.

STOP

button

14.

REPEAT/RANDOM

button

15.

SKIP

button

16.

SKIP

button

17.

PROGRAM

button

l8.CD

cover

open/lock

19. CD

cover

20.

Digital

Display

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1.

POWER

STANDBY

- To

turn

on

and

standby

the

unit.

2.

PROGRAM

- To

program

the

desired

tracks.

3.

PLAY/PAUSE."

-In

CD

mode,

press

once

to

start

playing.Press

again

to

pause

the

playback

temporarily.

4.

STOP.

-To

stop

the

CD

playback.

5.

SKIP.H

-Press

and

release

to

skip

forward

to

desired

track.

6. SKIPt4

.....

-Press

and

release

to

skip

backward

to

desired

track.

7.

VOLUME

-To

increase

the

volume

level.

8.

VOLUME

-To

decrease

the

volume

level.

5

PEDESTAL

1. Holder

2. Fastener

(to hitch on the wall)

SPEAKERS

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D

b (

I I. Mounting Hole

Hit the pedestal on the wall with

cD

3 screw (such as

cD3

xI2BA)

X 4 as follow photo, do not may wrong the

bearing,so you can hitch your main unit on the wall if you

need.

Set

the

function

switch

to

radio

]!

FM

Select

FM

mode

band

selector

switch. Turn the

TUNING

)\

control

to

select

the

required

station. The FM stereo

indicator

light

will

show

a stereo

broadcast

is

being

received.

Fully

extend

the FM

antenna

and adjust its

direction

for

best

FM

reception.

FM

STEREO

RECEPTION

For

reception

of

a FM stereo

broadcast

station, Set the AM /

FM

/FM

ST.

Switch

to FM ST

Position.

The FM ST.

Will

indicator

on the LCD

display

when

a FM

STEREO

broadcast

is

being

received.

AM

Select AM on

band

selector

switch. Turn the

TUNING

control

to

select

the

required

station.

For

operation

on AM the set

control

a

built-in

ferrite

aerial

which

is directional. Therefore;

the set

should

be

positioned

for the

best

signal strength.

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When Function Outline, the system shows the clock.

Adjusting the clock.

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I. Press the PROGRAM button to adjust clock when clock display.

2. Press UPIFF button or Down/REW to choosel2H or 24H.

3. Press PROGRAM button to keeps the selection of 12H/24H. and

goes to next clock adjusting mode.

4. Press UPIFF button or Down/REW to select the hour data.

5. Repeat

st~ps

3 and 4 to select the minute data.

6. Press PROGRAM to fixed the clock data.

6

7

I.

Plug

in the AC

power

plug.

2.

Set

the function

switch

to CD position.

3.

Press

POWER

button

to turn on the unit.

4.

Open

the CD cover by

press

CD cover button.

5.

Insert

a CD disc in the CD

compartment

with

the label side

facing upward.

6. Close the CD cover by

gently

pressing

CD

cover

securely

till

it clicks.

7

.ADJUSTING

THE

SOUND

"

• Press the volume +/-

buttons

to

set

the

sound

level.

•

For

increased

bass at all

volume

levels,

switch

the BASS

SWITCH

on to

boost

the low frequency sound.

8.

Press

PLAY/PAUSE

button

~lIto

start

playing

from the first

Track.

• Press

~II

during

playback

to

pause

temporarily.

• Press

~II

again to resume

playback

from the

point

playback

is interrupted.

9.

Press

and release the SKIP

button

I+l or~ to

search

backward

or forward to the

desired

track.

10.Press and hold the

SKIP

buttonjee

or~ to

search

backward

Or forward to the

desired

point

of

the

playback

or track.

II.

Press the STOP

button.

to stop playing,

12. In STOP mode,

press

PROGRAM

button

PROG

to

start

the

memory

function.

Press

I+l or

~

to select the

desired

track

numbers,

press

PROG

again

to store the

desired

tracks.

Repeat

this

operation

to

memorize

up to a total

of20

tracks.

Pressj-Il

to start

playing

the tracks in the

order

programmed.

To cancel

memorized

tracks,

press.

and open the CD

cover

by

press

CD cover

button.

13.

Press

REPEAT/RANDOM button to

repeat

function. Press

REPEAT

/RANDOM

button

once to repeat the

same

track

only,

and the "REPEAT"

display

will

light

up and flash. Press the

REPEAT/RANDOM

button

twice

to

repeat

all, and the "REPEAT"

display

will light up

and

not flash. To

cancel

repeat

play, press the

REPEAT /RANDOM

button

twice until the

repeat

indicator

disappeared.

14.

Press

REPEAT/RANDOM

button

to

select

random

mode

until

"

RANDOM

appear. All the tracks on the

loaded

CD

will

be

played

in

random

order.

Playback

will stop

automatically

when all tracks

have

been

played. To

cancel

repeat

play,

press

the REPEAT/

RANDOM

button

until

RANDOM

disappear.

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1. Clean your unit witha

damp

(never wet) cloth, Solventor detergentshould

never be used.

2. Avoid ieaving your unit in direct sunlight or In hot, humid or dusty places,

3, Keep your unit

away

from heating appliances and sources of electrical noise

such as fluorescent lamps or motors,

4. If crop-outs a lntenupllors occur

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the

rnusl

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during play, or if the disc failsto play at all, its

bottom

surface

may

require cleaning. Before

playing, wipe the disc from the center outwards with

a

good

soft cleaning cloth.

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_lIifiN~imr

This

equipmenthas been tested and found to complywiththe limitsfora ClassB

DigitalDevice, pursuantto Part 15of the FCC

Rules.

Theselimitsare designed

to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential

installation.

This

equipment generates, usesand can radiate radio frequency

energy and, if not installedand used in

accordance

withthe instructions,

may

cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no

guarantee that interference will not

occur

in a particular installation. If this

equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception.

which

can

be determined by turning the equipment

off

and on, the useris

encouraged to

try to correct the interference by one or more of the following

measures:

- Reorientor relocate the receiving antenna.

- Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.

- Connect the equipment into an outiet on a circuit different from that to which

the receiver isconnected,

- Consultthe dealeroran experienced radio technician for help,

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Before requesting service

of

this unit, check the chart below

for a possiblecause

of

the problemthat you may encounter.

Some simple checks or a minor adjustment on your part may

eliminate the problem and restore proper operation.

If

you are in doubt about some

of

the check points or it the

remedies indicated in the chart below do not solve the problem,

consult an authorized service center or your dealer for instructions.

POWER SUPPLY: AC

ll0/220V-60Hz/50Hz

OUTPUT POWER: 2.2 WATTSRMS X 2

UNIT DIMENSION:

291(L)X201(W)X77(H)MM

SPEAKERDIMENSION: 11O(L)X162(W) X205(H)MM

N.W.: 2.85KG

RADIO SECTION

FREQUENCY RANGE: FM 88-108 Mhz

AM 530-1710 KHz

COMPACT DISC SECTION

OPTICAL PICKUP: 3-BEAM LASER

FREQUENCY RESPONSE: 100HZ-16KHZ

PROBLEM

•

Noplaying

1. Is the AC power plug connectedwell?

Re-plug the AC power plug.

2. Is the desired mode selected?

Press relevant button to select desired mode.

3. Is the CD disc insert correctly? Inserted compartment

closed?

Re-insert the CD disc properly and close the CD

cover securely.

4. Is the CD lens dirty?

Clean the CD lens.

•

Nosound

1. Are speaker boxes connected properly?

Check the connection.

2. Is the headphone plugged firmly?

Re-plug into the headphone

jack

firmly.

• Noise or weak in radio receiving

Is there any facility interference?

Re-locate the unit to another position for receiving.

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