EBENCH KH 2315 MICRO DESIGNER SYSTEM WITH VERTICAL CD PLAYER Owner's manual

Brand: EBENCH

Model: KH 2315 MICRO DESIGNER SYSTEM WITH VERTICAL CD PLAYER

Type: Owner's manual

This manual is also suitable for

KH 2315

5GB

 Introduction

 Use according to purpose ................................................................. Page 7

 Controls .......................................................................................... Page 7

 Technical information ....................................................................... Page 7

 Safety

 Important Safety Instructions ........................................................... Page 8

 Copyright ....................................................................................... Page 9

 Operation

 General ........................................................................................... Page 9

 Setting up and connection ..................................................... Page 9

 Wall-mounting ...................................................................... Page 10

 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 clock .................................................................... Page 11

 Setting the alarm [ » TIMER « ] ............................................... Page 11

 Activate sleep function [ » SLEEP « ] ...................................... Page 12

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!

ᏙDo not expose yourself to laser radiation.

Only compact discs with this mark are to be used.

MP 3

This device also plays recordable (CD-R) and rewritable compact

discs (CD-RW). However, due to the varying characteristics of the different

recording platforms (PC, special recording devices) in use, it may be the

case that CD-R and CD-RW cannot be read.

Contents

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 Radio .............................................................................................. Page 12

 Aligning the antenna .............................................................. Page 12

 Radio / select band (AM/FM) ................................................. Page 12

 Automatic search / manual search ........................................ Page 12

 Pre-setting radio stations [ » MEMORY « ] .............................. Page 13

 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

 Recording tapes .................................................................... Page 17

 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

with Vertical CD Player

 Introduction

 Use according to purpose

The system is suited to playback (audio cas-

settes, 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 manufac-

turer 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

Ra CD/MP3

Rb Tuner (Radio) / band selector (FM/AM)

Rc Tape (cassette recorder)

Rd 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

{ 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 exclu-

sively 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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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 ( ) and familiarise yourself

with all of the system‘s functions. Keep these

notes safely and if necessary pass them to third

users.

To avoid risk of an electric shock:

· Never open the system. The inside does not

contain any components which require main-

tenance.

· 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 ap-

pliances. 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 invis-

ible 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 tem-

peratures 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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gap of 10 cm to the sides.

· Do not place the device in the immediate vi-

cinity 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 broad-

castings 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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- Position loudspeakers as such on the shelf

that the front edge stands flush with the

edge of the shelf.

- To avoid booming, place a rubber mat under

the loudspeakers.

5. Use the cinch connections AUX IN H to con-

nect an external unit (e.g. turntable1).

6. For FM radio reception connect a 75 Ohm

antenna (house antenna, cable connection;

only possible for the following models: Ger-

many, Netherlands, Austria, Finland, Sweden,

Norway) to the antenna connection ANT K. If

this is not available then attach the supplied

longwire antenna to the centre contact of the

antenna connection. The antenna for AM con-

nection is already built into the unit.

7. Connect the plug into a 230 V outlet.

8. Insert suitable batteries (not included in the

delivery) into the remote control (2x AAA LR03

1.5 V):

- Open the cover to the rear of the remote

control.

- Insert the batteries. Observe the correct

polarity (see indication to the bottom of the

battery compartment).

- Close the cover again.

1 Only turntables without magnetic systems

are suitable for connection to this Designer

Audio Unit!

 Wall-mounting

The designer system and speakers can be

wall-mounted. The required screws and wall-

mountings are included in the delivery. Attach the

system vertically to a stable wall.

The holes for the screws must be drilled vertically

at a distance of 14 cm.

For the screws to grip correctly into the mount-

ings L to the rear of the designer system and

the loudspeakers the heads of the screws must

protrude approx. 3 mm from the wall.

 Switching on and off

[ » POWER/STAND-BY « ]

· When connecting the plug the system goes

into stand-by mode. Set the time while in

stand-by mode (see „Setting the clock“,

page 11).

· Activate POWER

F to switch between operat-

ing mode and stand-by mode.

· During longer periods of absence disconnect

the plug.

 Select system/sound source

[ » CD/TUNER/TAPE/AUX « ]

· Activate one of the following buttons to select

an audio unit or to change the sound source:

CD/MP3

Ra: CD player/MP3 player

TUNER/BAND

Rb: Radio

TAPE

Rc: Cassette player

AUX

Rd: External unit, e.g. turntable1

1 Only turntables without magnetic systems

are suitable for connection to this Designer

Audio Unit!

 Set volume

[ » VOLUME/MUTE « ]

· Press VOL/UP

A to increase the volume.

· Press VOL/DN

p to decrease the volume.

· Press MUTE

[ to mute the loudspeakers and

the headphones. Press again to deactivate

this function.

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 Set sound

[ » CLASSIC/ROCK/POP/JAZZ/PASS « ]

Press EQ S to adjust the sound quality of a

track for the respective type of music and thus to

increase the listening quality.

The chosen setting CLASSIC, ROCK, POP, JAZZ or

PASS appears briefly on the display W.

 Noise suppression

[ » BEAT CUT « ]

Noise suppression can be used during AM recep-

tion or during recording. Some AM broadcasting

stations and the cassette recorder can experience

interference such as noise. Use BEAT CUT J to

reduce such interference in three stages (position

1, 2 and 3).

 Headphones

[ » PHONES « ]

The headphone connection o can accommodate

stereo headphones (8-32 Ohm) with a 3.5 jack

plug. As soon as the headphones are con-

nected the loudspeakers are switched off. Please

observe that excessive volume may severely

damage your hearing.

 Setting the clock

The time can only be set if the system is in stand-

by mode (see „Switching on and off“, page 10).

Note: Each of the following steps has a 5-second

window during which to be performed. Otherwise,

the process is aborted.

1. Hold MEMORY/PROG

{ for approx. 2 sec-

onds. The hour mode flashes.

2. Press F-SKIP

I or R-SKIP U to set 24-hour

or 12-hour mode.

3. Press MEMORY/PROG again – HOUR flashes.

4. Set the hours with F-SKIP or R-SKIP.

5. Press MEMORY/PROG again– MINUTES

flashes.

6. Set the minutes using F-SKIP or R-SKIP.

7. Press MEMORY/PROG again – the display

stops flashing, the clock is set and activated

(the „colon“ is flashing).

 Setting the alarm

[ » TIMER « ]

Set the alarm function of your designer system to

wake you at the requested time. Determine the

time at which the system shall switch itself on

and off again. Also, select the sound source and

the volume.

The alarm function can only be activated via

remote control.

Note: Each of the following steps has a 5-second

window during which to be performed. Otherwise,

the process is aborted.

1. Hold TIMER

d for approx. 1 second. The hour

display flashes W for the alarm-on time (ON)

2. Use F-SKIP

I or R-SKIP U to set the hour.

3. Press TIMER again – the minutes display for

the alarm-on time flashes.

4. Use F-SKIP or R-SKIP to set the minutes.

5. Press TIMER again– The hour display flashes

to set the alarm-off time (OFF).

6. Use F-SKIP or R-SKIP to set the hour.

7. Press TIMER again – the minutes display for

the alarm-off time flashes.

8. Use F-SKIP or R-SKIP to set the minutes.

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9. Press TIMER again - the display for the sound

source flashes.

10. Use F-SKIP or R-SKIP to select the desired

sound source (CD or TUNER).

11. Press TIMER again - the volume display

flashes.

12. Use F-SKIP or R-SKIP to set the desired

volume.

13. Press TIMER again – the display consecutively

indicates the timer settings. A clock symbol

to the top left of the display indicates that the

timer function has been set.

14. Briefly touch TIMER to activate or deactivate

the alarm function. Every reactivation triggers

the display of all timer settings.

 Activate sleep function

[ » SLEEP « ]

The sleep function can only be activated if the

device is in stand-by mode (see „Switching on

and off“, page 10).

It is possible to set a time between 90 and 10

minutes after which the system will switch itself

off.

The sleep function can only be activated by

remote control.

1. Briefly press SLEEP

d for the system to

switch off after 90 minutes.

2. Press SLEEP repeatedly to set a shorter

period. With every touch of the button the time

is reduced by 10 minutes.

3. To deactivate the sleep function press SLEEP

until the display W no longer indicates SLEEP.

 Radio

 Aligning the antenna

When using the longwire antenna for FM recep-

tion:

1. Fully unroll the longwire antenna.

2. Determine the best position of the longwire

antenna by testing for best possible reception.

3. Attach the longwire antenna poss. with tape to

the wall.

For AM reception determine the best position

for the built-in antenna also by testing.

 Radio / select band (AM/FM)

1. Use TUNER/BAND

Rb to select radio opera-

tion.

2. Press TUNER/BAND again to switch between

FM and AM.

 Automatic search / manual search

During auto-search the frequency is increased

or decreased until a broadcasting station with

sufficient reception has been located.

Manual search can be used for fine-tuning or if

the frequency of the requested broadcasting sta-

tion is known to you.

Automatic search

1. Hold F-SKIP

I or R-SKIP U for approx. 1

sec. – the search scan starts und stops auto-

matically.

2. Hold F-SKIP or R-SKIP once again for approx.

1 second to re-start the search scan.

3. Abort the search by briefly touching F-SKIP or

R-SKIP.

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Manual search

1. For fine tuning briefly touch F-SKIP I or R-

SKIP U several times to increase or decrease

the frequency in small increments.

2. To set a certain frequency hold F-SKIP or R-

SKIP for 1 second to start auto-search. When

approaching the desired frequency stop the

search by pressing F-SKIP or R-SKIP again.

Continue with step 1 until you have reached

the desired setting.

 Pre-setting radio stations

[ » MEMORY « ]

Up to 20 broadcasting stations (10 FM / 10 AM)

can be pre-set with the KH 2315 designer system

Note: Each of the following steps has a 5-second

window during which to be performed. Otherwise,

the process is aborted.

1. Set the desired station as described under

„Automatic Search“ / „Manual Search“.

2. Briefly press MEMORY/PROG {. The display

W flashes the pre-set station number for 5

seconds.

3. Press ALBUM/PRESET+

P until the desired

pre-set station (01 to 10) flashes.

4. Confirm the pre-set station by pressing

MEMORY/PROG. The set radio station is stored

here.

5. Repeat this procedure for all other desired

radio stations which are to be pre-set.

 Select pre-set stations

During radio operation press ALBUM/PRESET+

P until the desired pre-set station (01 to 10)

with the stored radio station appears on the

display W.

 CD player

Danger! Inside the CD player a weak but strongly

focused laser beam scans the surface of the CD.

If used improperly, this beam can pose a risk to

the eye - never open the device!

 Insert CD

1. To open the CD tray Q pull the upper edge

forward.

2. Place the CD with the side holding tracks

pointing toward the device. If the CD is cor-

rectly in place, you will see the labelled side of

the CD. The CD must be moved firmly (in the

centre) onto the axis.

3. Close the CD tray.

4. Select the CD player with CD/MP3 Ra. The

display W will indicate the total playing time

and the number of tracks on the CD after ap-

prox. 10 seconds.

Note: Should the number of tracks and the

total playing time not be indicated on the

display approx. 10 seconds after the CD has

been inserted the CD may be positioned

upside down or contaminated. Clean the CD

with a CD cleaning cloth or position the CD

correctly and check the display again.

 Intro function [ » INTRO « ]

The Intro function can only be activated with the

remote control.

1. Press INTRO

a – the first 10 seconds of

every track on the inserted CD are played. The

display W indicates INTRO.

If the Play function is activated during replay

the device begins to start playing the current

track and ends with the last track on the CD.

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2. End this function by pressing INTRO again.

 Basic functions of the CD player

Start/interrupt play: Press PLAY/PAUSE T to

start or to interrupt playback. If playback was

interrupted the playing time flashes on the

display W. Press PLAY/PAUSE again to continue

playback.

Stop play: Press STOP Y to end playback.

Skip track forward: Press F-SKIP I for play-

back to skip to the next track.

Skip track reverse: Press R-SKIP U for play-

back to skip to the previous track.

Fast forward: Press and hold F-SKIP I to fast

forward within a track.

Fast reverse: Press and hold R-SKIP U to fast

reverse within a track.

The CD tray Q can be opened at any time. Play-

back then stops automatically. Remove the CD

only once it has come to a complete standstill.

 Programme tracks

[ » TRACK MEMORY « ]

The sequence of the tracks can only be pro-

grammed while the CD is stopped. Up to 64

tracks can be programmed.

1. Insert a CD.

2. Select the CD player with CD/MP3 Ra.

3. Press MEMORY/PROG

{. The display W

shows PROG and P--01 for the first pro-

gramme track.

4. Select the number of the track to be played

first using F-SKIP I or R-SKIP U.

5. Press MEMORY/PROG. The track is now stored

as the first programmed track (P--01). The

display indicates the programme track 02

(P--02).

6. To select the next title to be stored, use F-

SKIP or R-SKIP.

7. Repeat steps 5 and 6 if you wish to store

further tracks.

8. End programming by pressing MEMORY/PROG

{. The programmed sequence of tracks is

stored until the CD is removed from the CD

tray, another function is activated or the unit is

switched off.

 Start programmed tracks

1. Press MEMORY/PROG

{. The display W

shows PROG and the first programmed track.

2. Press PLAY/PAUSE

T – Playback starts in the

order which you programmed.

3. To end playback of the programmed tracks

press STOP Y.

 Repeat functions

[ » REPEAT « ]

Use the repeat functions to repeatedly play

individual tracks or all tracks of a CD. These func-

tions can also be used for programmed tracks.

The repeat function remains active until this func-

tion is switched off or until playback is ended by

pressing STOP Y. The function can not be com-

bined with the functions RANDOM and INTRO.

1. Press REPEAT

D while the current track is

playing to repeat this particular track. The

display W indicates REPEAT 1.

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2 Press REPEAT twice to repeat all tracks. The

display indicates REPEAT ALL.

3. To deactivate the repeat function press

REPEAT until REPEAT disappears from the

display.

 Random play of tracks

[ » RANDOM « ]

The RANDOM function randomly chooses the

order of tracks of the inserted CD.

The RANDOM function can only be activated by

remote control.

1. Insert a CD.

2. Select the CD player with CD/MP3 Ra.

3. Press RAND

s to start playback in a random

order. The display W shows RAND.

4. To deactivate the RANDOM function press

RAND again. RAND disappears from the

display disappears.

 MP3 functions (different to regular

CD operation)

Playback MP3 tracks:

1. Press ALBUM/PRESET–

] or ALBUM/PRE-

SET+ P once or several times to select the

desired album.

2. Select the desired track within an album by

(repeatedly) pressing R-SKIP U.

3. Press PLAY/PAUSE

T to playback the se-

lected tracks.

4. Repeat steps 1 and 2 to switch to another

track from another album during playback.

Playback is automatic.

5. Press R-SKIP once to start playing the current

track again. The track is then played again

from the start.

6. To search for a certain passage within a track

while playing a current track hold R-SKIP or

F-SKIP I until the desired passage has been

reached. Playback continues as soon as the

button is released.

Search file name:

1. Press FIND/ESP

O once to activate the

search mode.

A magnifying glass flashes on the display as

well as the letter A. The display indicates all

file names starting with the letter A.

2. Press R-SKIP

U or F-SKIP I to search from

A-Z and 0-9.

3. Press PLAY/PAUSE

T to playback the tracks

with the starting letter you selected.

Search name of album:

1. Press FIND/ESP

O twice to activate the

search scan. The display indicates a magnify-

ing glass and ALBUM.

2. Press R-SKIP

U or F-SKIP I to search for

the desired album and then press PLAY/PAUSE

T to start playback.

Text display (ID 3 Display):

1. Press and hold FIND/ESP O for 2 seconds

while playing a MP3-CD to change into text

display mode.

The name of the file / artist / album of the

current track is displayed.

2. Press FIND/ESP again for 2 seconds to return

to the playing time of a track.

Please observe that the present unit is only

ID3 V1-compatible.

Programme MP3 tracks:

The MP3 track memory can store up to 64 tracks.

1. Insert a CD as described above.

2. Press MEMORY/PROG

{ to start program-

ming. The display indicates PROG.

3. Use R-SKIP

U or F-SKIP I to select the de-

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sired album and confirm this with MEMORY/

PROG.

4. Use R-SKIP or F-SKIP to select the desired

track on the album and store this with

MEMORY/PROG.

5. Repeat steps 3 and 4 until all desired tracks

have been stored.

6. Start playback by pressing PLAY/PAUSE T.

Check MP3 tracks

1. Press MEMORY/PROG

{ to check the

programmed track sequence. Every time you

press this button a stored track appears on

the display in the order of the programme

number (ascending).

2. Start playback by pressing PLAY/PAUSE T.

Note: While checking it is possible to change

the programme numbers of the MP3 tracks as

described under „Programme MP3 tracks“.

When pressing a button other than PLAY/

PAUSE to end verification the programmed

tracks are erased.

Start programmed MP3 tracks:

1. Press MEMORY/PROG. The display indicates

PROG.

2. Press PLAY/PAUSE

Playback starts with the first programme

track.

Erase MP3 track memory:

1. The programmed tracks remain stored until

the CD is removed from the CD tray Q,

another function is chosen or the unit is

switched off.

Repeat MP3 tracks (REPEAT):

See functional description „Repeat functions“,

p. 14.

1. Press REPEAT

D once.

The display shows REPEAT 1.

2. Press REPEAT twice.

The display indicates REPEAT ALL (tracks).

3. Press REPEAT three times for the repeated

playback of the album.

The display indicates REPEAT ALBUM.

4. Press REPEAT four times to cancel the repeat

function.

 Cassette player

 Insert cassette

1. Open the cover w to the front, behind which

are the controls for the cassette recorder (and

the headphone connection).

2. Press STOP/EJ.

r to open the tape deck. The

tape deck opens automatically.

3. Insert the cassette with the tape facing down.

The tape should be firm and without loops.

4. Close the tape deck.

5. Select the cassette recorder with TAPE Rc.

 Basic functions of the cassette

recorder

Start playback: Press PLAY u to start playback.

Interrupt playback (PAUSE): Press PAUSE t

to interrupt playback. Press PAUSE U again to

continue playback.

Stop playback: Press STOP r to end playback.

Fast forward: Press F.F. e to fast forward the

tape in the cassette. End fast forwarding by

pressing STOP r.

Rewind: Press REW i to rewind the tape in the

cassette. End rewinding by pressing STOP r.

Auto Stop: Cassette operation is automatically

ended at the end of the tape.

Operation: CD player / Cassette player

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 Recording tapes

The KH 2315 designer system features automatic

modulation. Changes to the volume or sound set-

ting do not influence the recording.

1. Insert a cassette and if necessary forward or

rewind it to the point where the recording is to

start. A recording is only possible for cassettes

without overwrite-protect function!

2. Press PAUSE

3. Press RECORD

y. The PLAY u button is

automatically activated.

4. Press either CD/MP3 Ra, TUNER/BAND Rb

or AUX Rd to select an audio device or the

sound source for the recording.

5. Set the desired level of noise suppression (see

page 11).

6. Release PAUSE by pressing PAUSE again and

start playback of the sound source to start the

recording.

7. End the recording by pressing STOP r.

 Maintenance and cleaning

Cleaning the housing

· Disconnect the plug before cleaning the hous-

ing!

· Prevent liquids from accessing the inside of

the device.

· To clean the housing use a soft cloth. Never

use benzine, solvents or cleaning agents

which harm plastic!

Cleaning the sound heads

· Regularly remove dust and cassette residues

from the sound heads. Contamination of the

sound heads reduces the sound quality of the

recording.

· To clean the sound heads use a conventional

cleaning tape.

 Disposal

The packaging is made of 100% environmen-

tally-friendly material which can be disposed of

at your local recycling points.

Please consult your municipal or local admin-

istration for information on how to dispose of

electrical appliances which are no longer used.

Batteries must not be disposed of as household

waste. Every consumer is obliged by law to

dispose of batteries/storage batteries at the col-

lection point of their municipality/district or at the

retail trade.

This obligation serves the purpose of the bat-

teries being disposed of in an environmentally-

friendly manner.

Dispose only of empty batteries and storage

batteries.

 Information

 Customer Service

Please refer to the enclosed warranty card for

information regarding your national service point.

Operation: Cassette player / Maintenance and cleaning / Disposal / Information

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 Declaration of conformity

Kompernaß Handelsgesellschaft mbH, Burgstr.

21, D-44867 Bochum, Germany,

hereby declares the conformity of this product in

line with the following EG regulations:

Low voltage regulation

73/23/EWG, DIN EN 60065:2002 (VDE 0860)

Electromagnetic compatibility

89/336 EEC:

EN 55013:06.90+A12:08.94+A13:12.96

EN 55020:12.94+A11:12.96

EN 61000-3-2:04.95+A1:1998+A2:1998

EN 61000-3-3:01.95

Designation/model:

Micro designer system with vertical CD player

KH 2315

Bochum, 30.06.2004

Hans Kompernaß

–Managing Director–

Information

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