User manual CLATRONIC AR 589 CD NEW

[. . . ] The built-in safety switches should prevent the user being exposed to dangerous laser light, which is invisible to the human eye, when the CD compartment is opened. Under no circumstances should these safety switches be bypassed or manipulated, as this could result in a danger of exposure to the laser light. Note: h Retaining screws during transport (please remove before installation) I Extraction tool (spanner for dismantling) j Frame First insert the operating panel on the left-hand side and then lock it into place on the right. Red on the right White on the left Red on the right White on the left Do not attach the removable control panel until after connection of the cables. [. . . ] If a traffic announcement (TA) is made within a station chain, the radio switches from a station which does not transmit traffic announcements to one that does within the same station chain. reception of this station data is shown in the display by the EON symbol. You can choose between the EONTA LOCAL and EONTA DISTANCE mode for local or long-distance traffic news. The purpose of this function is to prevent the radio switching unnecessarily to an EON-TA traffic news item. If an EON station is a long distance away, it may be that in some cases EON TA information can still be received from the station. The radio then switches to this EON station and tries to receive the traffic announcements. The signal is too weak, however, and reception is poor as this EON station is too far away. Therefore the radio switches back to the station that was set previously. During the type of operation described above the listener hears the wrong programme for a short time or nothing at all. EONTA LOCAL: This function prevents switching to an EON station whose signal is too weak. The radio does not switch to this station and the listener does not hear any interference. EONTA DISTANCE Mode: In this mode the EONTA circuitry tries to receive the EONTA information from any available transmitter and thus improve reception quality. Keep the v or w button pressed down in order to start searching for a radio station. If you would like to scroll the titles of the tracks keep the v or w arrow button pressed. 9 CLK Button When this button is pressed briefly , various information appears in the LCD. During reception of an RDS station you see: · in radio mode: © station name © frequency © time © program type © · In CD player mode: © track number/running time © station name © frequency © time © program type© Note: If no time or program type information is being received, the display shows "NO CLOCK" and "NO PTY". If the station being received does not transmit any additional RDS information you see: · in radio mode: © NO CLOCK © frequency © NO PTY © · In CD player mode: © track number/running time © time © frequency © NO PTY © 10 Mode Button Press this button to select the CD player or radio mode. 11 MUTE Button Press the MUTE button to switch off the loudspeakers for a short time. 12 AP Button (Autostore - Automatic Station Storage) In radio mode: a) Memory function : Press the AP button for longer than one second to activate automatic station storage. FM 1, for the strongest signal level until the search cycle has finished. the six strongest stations are then allocated to the corresponding storage locations. The stations that have now been stored are played for approximately 5 seconds each and then the station of the first storage location is set. [. . . ] During the life of the guarantee any fault of the device or its accessories *) ascribable to material or manufacturing defects will be eliminated free of charge by repairing or, at our discretion, by replacing it. The guarantee services do not entail an extension of the life of the guarantee nor do they give rise to any right to a new guarantee!Without proof of purchase no free replacement or repair will be carried out. For repairs or replacement during the life of the guarantee return the device in its original packing together with the proof of purchase to your dealer. [. . . ]