Hyundai H-1432 User manual

Brand: Hyundai

Model: H-1432

Category: CD players

Type: User manual

КАССЕТНАЯ CD/MP3/USB/SD/

MMC-СТЕРЕОМАГНИТОЛА

PORTABLE STEREO RADIO

CASSETTE RECORDER WITH

CD/MP3/USB/SD/MMC

Руководство по эксплуатации Instruction manual

H-1432

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Dear customer!

Thank you for purchasing our product. For safety, it is strongly recommended to read

this manual carefully before connecting, operating and/or adjusting the product and keep

the manual for reference in future.

Description

Controllers

1. USB port

2. SD/MMC memory card slot

3. BAND button

4. STANDBY button

5. FUNCTION button

6. SKIP/TUNING button

7. Telescopic FM-antenna

8. PAUSE button

9. STOP/EJ. button

10. F.FWD button

11. REW button

12. PLAY button

13. RECORD button

14. Disc compartment opening handle

15. Handle

16. SURROUND ON/OFF button

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17. PRESET/FOLDER+ button

18. PRESET/FOLDER- button

19. REPEAT/MONO-ST. button

20. RANDOM button

21. EQ/BBS button

22. MUTE button

23. VOLUME+ button

24. VOLUME- button

25. STOP button

26. SKIP/TUNING button

27. TIMER/SLEEP button

28. MODE button

29. LCD display

30. ID3 button

31. MEMORY/CLK-ADJ. button

32. PLAY/PAUSE button

Not indicated (rear panel): Phones

socket, power cable socket, main battery

compartment, Clock/radio battery compartment

(inside the main battery compartment)

Remote controller

1. STANDBY button

2. FUNCTION button

3. BAND button

4. REPEAT/MONO ST. button

5. EQ/BBS button

6. TUNING/SKIP button

7. VOLUME+ button

8. VOLUME- button

9. PLAY/PAUSE button

10. STOP button

11. MUTE button

12. RANDOM button

13. TUNING/SKIP button

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Important safeguards

• Attention: The owner’s manual contains

important operating and maintenance

instructions. For your safety, it is necessary to

refer to the manual.

• Dangerous voltage: Uninsulated

dangerous voltage that may be of sufficient

magnitude to constitute a risk of electrical

shock to persons is present within this product

enclosure.

• Caution: To reduce the risk of electric

shock, do not dismantle the body. Prefer

servicing to qualified service personnel. Do not

use the unit in places where it can be exposed

to water, moisture and dust. Make sure that

pins or other foreign objects do not get inside

the unit; they may cause malfunctions, or

create safety hazards such as electrical shock.

Power supply

Battery operation

• Open the clock/radio battery compartment

cover. Insert 3 x UM-3/AA size batteries (not

included). This is intended for clock and radio

preset memory backup. Please observe correct

battery polarities.

• Open the main battery compartment

cover. Insert 8 x UM-1 size batteries (not

included). This is intended for the unit

operation when it is not powered from the

mains supply. Please observe correct battery

polarities or the set will not work.

• Close the battery compartment cover.

AC operation

• Before the first connecting of the appliance

check that voltage indicated on the rating label

corresponds to the mains voltage in your home.

• Plug the corresponding end of cord into

the power socket on the rear of the unit.

• Insert the plug into power supply.

Caution:

• When the set is only used with AC or is

not used for 2 weeks or more, please remove

the batteries, to avoid damage to the set from

leakage of batteries.

• Always switch off the unit when not in use.

• Always unplug the appliance from power

supply, when no use long time.

General operations

Headphone jack

• For private listening, insert 3.5 mm

headphone (not included) into the stereo

headphone jack.

• Adjust volume to the appropriate level as

desired.

• When the stereo headphone jack is

plugged, speaker will disconnect automatically.

Turning on/off

When batteries are inside the unit or it is

connected to AC power supply, the unit is in

standby mode. STANDBY indicator is active in

this mode. Press STANDBY button to turn the

unit on; STANDBY indicator will be disabled.

Clock operation

Set the time while the unit is in standby mode.

• Press MEMORY/CLK-ADJ. button once;

hour digits on the display will blink. Press SKIP/

TUNING or button to set hours.

• Press MEMORY/CLK-ADJ. button again;

minute digits on the display will blink. Press

SKIP/TUNING

or button to set minutes.

• Press MEMORY/CLK-ADJ button again to

fix the time.

In case of power failure, the clock will

blink continuously after the electrical current is

resumed. Reset the clock again.

Timer operations

This function enables the CD, memory

card, USB, radio or tape to play and turn off

automatically at the set time every day.

If Tape is selected, PLAY button must

be pressed in advance.

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• To set the wake-up time, in clock mode,

press MODE button once; “ON TIME” will be

displayed and “TIMER” will flash continuously.

Set the wake up time as described above in

“Clock operation“.

• To set the Timer-off time, press MODE

button again. “OFF TIME” will be displayed and

“TIMER” will flash continuously. Set the Timer-off

time as described above in “Clock operation“.

• To set the wake-up musical source, press

MODE button again; previous functional

mode (example: TUNER) will be shown on the

display. Press MEMORY/CLK-ADJ. button,

then press SKIP/TUNING

or button

repeatedly to select the desired sound source.

Press MEMORY/CLK-ADJ. button again to

fix the selected musical source.

• To set the wake-up volume level, press

MODE button again; previous volume level (ex.

VOL 20) will be shown on the display. Press

MEMORY/CLK-ADJ. button; then press SKIP/

TUNING

or button repeatedly to select

the desired volume level.

Press MEMORY/CLK-ADJ. button again to

fix the selected volume level.

Volume level is ranged from 0-40.

• To activate the timer press TIMER/SLEEP

button once; “TIMER” will be displayed.

When the set time comes, the unit will turn

on automatically by playing the preselected

musical source.

• To cancel the Timer function, press

TIMER/SLEEP button again; “TIMER” will

disappear from the display.

Sleep function

This function enables you to go to sleep

while listening to CD, USB, radio or tape at a

preset time period of maximum 90 minutes.

• Turn on the unit and play your desired

musical source.

• When TIMER/SLEEP button is pressed

once, “SLEEP” flashes and “90” minutes sleep

time indicator is displayed.

• To change the sleep time period, press

and hold TIMER/SLEEP button. A sleep time

can be set at an interval from 90 to 10 minutes.

• The power will be automatically turned off

when the sleep time is reached.

• To cancel the sleep function, press TIMER/

SLEEP button again. “SLEEP” will disappear

from the display.

• To turn off the unit press STANDBY button.

Equalizer/Bass boost system

This unit is equipped with 5 preset equalizer

modes: FLAT, JAZZ, ROCK, CLASSIC, and

POP. While listening to the music:

• Select your desired equalizer mode by

pressing EQ/BBS button repeatedly; “FLAT”,

“JAZZ”, “ROCK”, “CLASSIC” or “POP” will be

displayed accordingly.

• Press and hold EQ/BBS button to have

extra bass boost effect, the display will show

“X BAS ON”. Press and hold EQ/BBS button

again to release the bass boost effect, the

display will show “X BAS OFF”.

3D Surround sound function

While listening to the music press

SURROUND ON/OFF button to “ON” position

to enable the 3-dimension surround sound

effect. To cancel the 3-dimension surround

sound effect press SURROUND ON/OFF

button again to “OFF” position.

Sound volume and mute function

• Press VOLUME+/VOLUME- buttons

repeatedly to increase or decrease sound

volume level.

• Press MUTE button to disable the sound.

“MUTE” will be displayed. To resume the sound

press this button again or adjust the volume.

“MUTE” will disappear from the display.

Radio operation

• Press FUNCTION button repeatedly to

select TUNER mode.

• Select your desired broadcasting band

by pressing BAND button. AM of FM will be

displayed.

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• Press repeatedly SKIP/TUNING or

button to change the radio frequency step by

step until you find the needed station frequency.

The frequency will be shown on the display. For

automatic station search, press and hold SKIP/

TUNING or button. The unit will search

for the nearest strong signal station.

Antenna

• For FM reception, adjust the telescopic

antenna appropriately to obtain the best

reception on the band selected.

• The AM signals are picked up through the

built-in antenna. The set should be placed to a

proper position for the best reception.

FM stereo/mono reception

In particular when stereo signal is weak

and much noise is received, it is preferable

to receive programs in mono mode. Press

REPEAT/MONO-ST. button to enable or

disable stereo reception mode.

Programming stations

This feature enables you to store 20 preset

stations each for FM and MW (AM) waveband.

• Tune to the station you wish to program.

• Press MEMORY/CLK-ADJ. button.

“MEMORY” flashes and channel indicator “00”

is displayed for about 3 seconds.

• Press PRESET/FOLDER+ or PRESET/

FOLDER- button to select your desired channel

number from 1-20 to store this radio station

into memory.

• Press MEMORY/CLK-ADJ. button again to

save the setting.

• Repeat the above 4 steps until all channels

have been programmed.

You must select a channel number while

“MEMORY” is flashing, otherwise the station

will not be memorized. If “MEMORY” goes

out before you press PRESET/FOLDER+ or

PRESET/FOLDER- button, repeat the 4 steps.

Calling memorized stations

To recall stations 1-20 of any band, select

the band and press repeatedly PRESET/

FOLDER+ or PRESET/FOLDER- button to

select the corresponding station number.

This unit will maintain stations in

memory as long as the unit is plugged into an

AC power supply or loaded in backup batteries

into the clock/radio battery compartment. If

unloading the backup batteries or the unit is

unplugged, the preset station memories will be

lost. They must be programmed again when

power is restored.

Disc operations

Insertion and removal of discs

• Pull up the disc compartment cover. Place

a disc into the compartment with the label-side

(printed side of disc) facing upwards. When the

disc has been placed onto the center spindle,

gently push the CD-cover down until it locks

shut. The disc is now ready to be played.

• When opening the CD-cover, always

ensure the disc is not in motion (not spinning).

Always press STOP button to stop the disc

spinning first.

• To remove the disc, follow the same

procedure as described above, except to

remove the disc instead of inserting it into the

compartment.

• If the CD-cover is open, “OPEN“ will be

displayed.

Always close the CD-cover when not in

use to prevent it from dust. Do not leave the

disc in the compartment when it is not in use.

Important: Please make sure to always fold

down the handle before opening the CD-cover.

Loading disc

• Put a disc into the CD compartment and

close the CD door.

• Press repeatedly FUNCTION button to

select CD mode.

• The display will show the total number of

tracks and the total disc time.

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the current folder. “REPEAT FOLDER“ will be

displayed.

• Press the button again for all track repeat

playing. “REPEAT ALL“ will be displayed.

• To cancel repeat playback, press

REPEAT/MONO-ST. button once again.

Random playback

Press RANDOM button, then PLAY/PAUSE

button for random order playback of all tracks

on the disc. “RANDOM” will be displayed.

Press this button again to disable this function.

Program mode

Up to 60 tracks can be programmed for

playback in any order or the same track can be

repeated up to 60 times.

• Before use, be sure to stop the CD by

pressing STOP button.

• Press MEMORY/CLK-ADJ. button. The

display will show “P-01” and “MEMORY”.

This indicates that the unit is now in memory

programming mode, at the first memory position.

• Select a desired track by using SKIP/

TUNING

or buttons. If you use an MP3

disc containing folders, select a folder first,

then select the needed track in the folder.

• Press MEMORY/CLK-ADJ. button again to

confirm. The set will advance to next memory

position, the display will show “P-02”. Repeat the

two steps described above to enter additional

memories into the program if necessary.

• After the maximum of 60 songs (or less)

have been programmed as described above,

press PLAY/PAUSE button to start playing the

programmed tracks.

• To check the programmed sequence,

press repeatedly MEMORY/CLK-ADJ. button

after programming is completed.

• “MEMORY” will remain on to indicate that

you have saved a track sequence program.

• The program memory will be cleared

when you press STOP button, open the disc

compartment cover or turn off the disc player

or power supply.

Good quality sound is guaranteed only

when using licensed MP3 discs.

Play/pause

• Press PLAY/PAUSE button to start

playback, the display will show the current

track number, track elapsed time and “PLAY”.

• Press PLAY/PAUSE button to pause at

any track when playing, “PLAY” on the display

flashes. Press this button again to resume

playback.

• To stop playback, press STOP button. The

display will show the total number of tracks on

the disc.

Skip and search mode

• Press SKIP/TUNING button to skip

to the next track. Press and hold this button

to search for a particular point at high speed

forward. Release the button to resume normal

playback.

• Press SKIP/TUNING

button once

to skip to the beginning of the current track.

Press this button twice to skip to the previous

track. Press and hold this button to search

for a particular point at high speed backward.

Release the button resume normal playback.

• If you use an MP3 disc containing folders,

you can select a folder. In stop mode, press

repeatedly PRESET/FOLDER+ or PRESET/

FOLDER- button. After you selected a folder

you can select tracks in the current folder as

described above.

ID3-tags

• While playing an MP3 disc press ID3

button once to enable display of artist and

song name.

• Press ID3 button again to display title,

artist and album name in running text.

• Some versions of ID3-tag format are not

supported by this unit.

Repeat mode

• Press REPEAT/MONO-ST. button once

for single track repeat playing. “REPEAT” will

be displayed.

• If you use an MP3 disc containing folders,

press this button again to repeat all tracks in

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USB/SD/MMC operations

USB/SD/MMC-card playback

• This unit is equipped with a USB socket

that can accept and play MP3 files stored on

standard USB flash (compatible with USB

version 2.0) up to 4 Gb.

• This unit is also equipped with an SD/

MMC card socket that can accept and play

MP3 files stored on standard SD cards up to

32 Gb.

• Insert the USB drive or SD/MMC card into

the appropriate socket and repeatedly press

FUNCTION button until the display shows

“USB” or “SD CARD” (depending on which one

is being used).

• All operations with files contained in USB/

SD/MMC are the same as operations with MP3

discs.

Always switch off the unit or change

mode to another one before removing a

USB flash drive or SD/MMC card, to prevent

damage to your USB device or memory card.

Note: Although this product is fully

compatible with USB 2.0 and SD/MMC card

standard formats, a small percentage of USB

flash drives and SD/MMC cards might not be

readable, due to those device manufacturers

non-compliance with the full official USB and

SD cards standards.

Cassette playback

• Press FUNCTION button to select TAPE

mode.

• Press STOP/EJ. button to open the

cassette compartment.

• Insert a cassette with the tape-side up

into the proper guide-rails on the inside of the

cassette door.

• Gently push the cassette door forward

(inwards) to close it.

• Press PLAY button to start playing.

• Adjust the level of sound with VOLUME+/-

buttons.

• Press PAUSE button to pause playing.

• Press STOP/EJ. button to stop the playing,

press the button again to open the cassette

door and you can take out the tape.

• Press STOP/EJ. button followed by the

REW or F.FWD button to rewind or forward the

tape at high speed.

• When the tape plays to the end, playing

will be stopped automatically.

Recording

• Open the cassette door by pressing the

STOP/EJ. cassette button.

• Insert a blank cassette with the tape-side

up, into the proper Guide-rails on the inside of

the cassette door.

• Gently push the cassette door forward

(inwards) to close it.

• Make sure the tape is fully and properly

inserted before doing so. The set is now ready

to start recording.

• To record from radio, tune to the desired

radio station.

• Press cassette PAUSE button, then press

RECORD button. PLAY button will be pressed

simultaneously to start recording. Changing the

volume level will not affect the recording.

• Release PAUSE button to begin recording.

• To stop recording temporarily press

PAUSE button. To continue recording, press

PAUSE button once again.

• Press STOP/EJ. button to stop recording.

When the tape runs to its end, the cassette

operation will be stopped automatically.

• You can also record other musical source

from the unit such as CD and USB. Activate

the needed musical source and follow the

same operational method as described above.

Maintenance and care

• Check your batteries regularly, old or

discharged batteries should be replaced. If the

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unit is not going to be used for some time or is

being run exclusively on the alternative power,

remove the batteries to avoid leakage and

damage.

• Electronic products of this kind should

never be subjected to moisture or extreme

temperatures.

• Do not use the unit in places where it can

be exposed to water, moisture and dust.

• If necessary, clean the unit with a piece of

cloth dampened with water only (be sure the

AC power cord is disconnected from the power

supply).

• The heads and capstan are in constant

contact with the moving tape. Use a small

cotton bud with alcohol or special tape head

cleaner to clean these parts. Never touch the

heads with anything metallic. Clean the heads

and the capstan after approximately 50 hours of

last operation or on average once a month.

• When pick up the CD disc, always hold the

edge of the disc, never touch the surface of the

disc, it would scratch the disc surface and may

occur sound distortion or raise reading problem.

Cassette erase protection

• To prevent accidental erasing of a

cassette, simply break off the two plastic tabs

located on the cassette tape’s rear side.

• When a cassette with removed plastic

tabs is inserted, the recording button cannot be

pressed.

• If a cassette is to be erased and re-

recorded at a later stage, simply cover the

holes on the cassette where the tabs were

removed, with a piece of strong adhesive tape.

Accessories

Radio player 1 pc

Power cord 1 pc

Remote controller 1 pc

Instruction manual 1 pc

Warranty card 1 pc

Consumer information 1 pc

Specifications

Supported formats MP3, CDDA

Supported storage CD/CD-R/CD-RW/USB/SD/MMC

Power supply 220 V, 50 Hz (8 х UM1 batteries)

Output power, RMS 2 x 4 W

FM frequency range 65 - 108 MHz

AM frequency range 540 - 1600 kHz

Net/Gross weight 3.2 kg/3.68 kg

Unit dimension 422 mm x 248 mm x 170 mm

Gift box dimension 440 mm x 272 mm x 194 mm

Specifications and functions are subject to change without notice. It is connected with continual

improvement of the device.

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Model: H-1432

Category: CD players

Type: User manual

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