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Instruction Manual sonoro audio GmbH & Co. KG Unter Goldschmied 6 50667 Köln Germany fon +49 221 - 16 79 29 - 0 fax +49 221 - 16 79 29 - 290 info@sonoro-audio.com www.sonoro-audio.com 05/09 The manufacturer continuously works on the further development of all types and models. We ask for your understanding that changes of the scope of delivery in regard to form, components and technology are therefore possible at any time. The information, illustrations and descriptions in this manual therefore shall not constitute an entitlement to any claims. Replication, copying or translation, even in parts, is not permitted without the written consent of the manufacturers. The manufacturer explicitly reserves all rights pursuant to the law governing the copyright. Subject to changes. Safety Instructions Place the cubo design cd-radio on a firm, level surface. Make sure that • • • • • • the cd-radio is not covered, so as to ensure there is always an adequate circulation of air; there are no direct sources of heat (e.g. radiators) radiating onto the product; the cd-radio is not subjected to direct sunlight; contact with moisture, water or spray is avoided (e.g., never place a flower vase on the cd-radio); the cd-radio does not stand in the vicinity of magnetic fields – e.g., close to televisions or loudspeakers; no naked flames (e.g., burning candles) are permitted to stand either on or near the product. Never allow children to use electrical products unless under supervision. Also keep the packaging away from children as the foil can cause suffocation. Only connect the cd-radio to a 230 V ~ 50 Hz socket which is within easy reach of where the product is placed, in case it is necessary to remove the cd-radio from the power supply in a hurry. Never attempt to repair it yourself On observing that the cd-radio or its power lead is damaged, you should immediately pull the plug out of the power supply socket. In no circumstances should you try to open the product, or repair it yourself. There is grave danger of electric shock. In case of a technical issue, you should refer to our Service Centre or to another suitably-qualified specialist workshop. The CD player The CD Player is a Class 1 laser product. The device is fitted with a safety system, which eliminates dangerous laser emissions during normal usage. To avoid any eye injury, do not attempt to open or damage the laser safety device. Laser Klasse 1 Class 1 laser Product Appareil Laser de Categorie 1 Cleaning and care of your cubo cd-radio Before cleaning the cd-radio, please pull the plug out of the power supply socket. For cleaning, use a soft, dry cloth. The use of chemical solvents and cleaners should be avoided, as these are likely to damage the surface and / or the lettering. If you are not expecting to use the cd-radio for The CD Player is a Class 1 laser product. The device is fitted with a safety system, which eliminates dangerous laser emissions during normal usage. To avoid any eye injury, do not attempt to open or damage the laser safety device. Sometimes it is advisable to unplug it from the socket. English Controls 2 3 4 9 10 11 Tuning station search +/- Stop CD playback stop CD slot Skip Forward Mode operating mode 10 Open eject CD Menu settings 11 Skip Reverse Pause CD pause Play CD playback 12 Power switch cd-radio into standby mode 12 Volume volume control +/- Controls 13 14 15 16 17 18 For radio mode 19 Headphone connector 13, 14, 15 Preset radio station buttons 20 AUX-IN connector For CD mode 21 Security-lock connector 14 -10 Skip 10 tracks forward 22 FM antenna VHF antenna 15 +10 Skip 10 tracks back 23 EXT/INT antenna selector (external/internal) 16 Alarm 1 24 Power supply connector 17 25 Battery compartment Snooze 18 Alarm 2 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 English Remote control 10 11 12 13 14 15 Alarm 1 Volume volume control - radio stations 1 - 6 Volume volume control + 9 Stop CD playback stop Play CD playback / 10 Skip Forward Pause CD pause 11 Skip Reverse Standby switch cd-radio into 12 Tuning station search + standby mode 13 Tuning station search - Menu settings 14 Alarm 2 Mode operating mode 15 Snooze Favorite press to switch between preset Operation The cd-radio must be plugged into an easily-accessible socket (230 V ~ 50 Hz). Standby/switching on/switching off The device is now in standby operation. The time display lights up. To switch cubo on and off, use the Power button. Connecting headphones Headphones may be connected to the device. Connect the headphones to the connector at the rear of the device. Connecting an audio device External audio devices such as an MP3 player, iPod, Laptop or similar devices may be connected. Please use the supplied audio cable to connect an external device to the AUX-IN socket located at the rear of the Cubo. Press the MODE button to Select AUX mode (AUX appears on the display screen). Connecting the antenna Your device has a built-in VHF antenna. To select this, set the antenna selector to the “INT” position. To improve radio reception, connect the supplied dipole antenna to the FM antenna socket (FM-ANTENNA) and set the antenna selector to the „EXT“ position. If you have a house antenna you can connect that to the FM antenna socket. An antenna connection cable is required, this can be obtained from specialist dealers. Setting the time 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. Switch cubo to standby mode. Press Menu, the time will flash. Press Menu again, the hours display will flash. Use the volume controls to set the desired hour. Press one of the Skip buttons, the minutes display will flash. Use the volume controls to set the desired minutes. To save, press Menu again. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Switch cubo to standby mode. Press Menu, the time will flash. Press one of the Skip buttons until Set-AP appears in the display. Press Menu again and select with the Skip buttons the desired AM/PM format. Store the input with Menu. English Selecting 12- or 24-hours time display Setting display screen brightness 1. 2. 3. 4. Switch on the device. Press the Menu button. Press one of the skip buttons until you see DISPLAY on the screen. Press the Menu button again, then use the Volume button to select the desired brightness. HIGH, LOW or OFF is displayed on screen. 5. Save your selection by pressing the Menu button. Alarm function The alarm can be set to go off at 2 different times. 1. Put the device in standby mode, then press one of the two alarm buttons until the time starts flashing. 2. Use the volume control to set the hours. 3. Press the SKIP button, then use the volume control to set the minutes. 4. Save your setting by pressing the corresponding ALARM button. 5. Next, use the MODE button to select the mode to be triggered by the alarm: FM radio, CD or buzzer. 6. If you use FM (radio) as the alarm: press one of the preset radio station buttons (1-6) to select the desired radio station. 7. If you use the CD as the alarm: press the SKIP buttons to select the desired track number. A shortcut to the CD track number can also be selected with the 6 preset radio station buttons (1-6). 8. Save your setting by pressing the corresponding ALARM button. 9. Select the desired volume using the volume control buttons. 10. Save the alarm mode by pressing the corresponding ALARM button. To switch the alarm on or off press and hold down the ALARM button for a couple of seconds. To stop the alarm, press the SNOOZE button. Snooze function (SNOOZE) The SNOOZE timer can be customised. When switched off, press and hold down the SNOOZE button. Select the desired snooze length and save your selection by pressing the SNOOZE button. Battery Compartment This cubo model has a replaceable battery (CLOCK BATTERY) to back up the clock memory. This means if the power supply is interrupted, for example in the event of a power failure, the alarm and clock settings are saved. The entire display lighting and alarm functions are switched off. As soon as the power returns, the correct time will be displayed and the alarm function reactivated. The battery has a plastic cover when you purchase the unit. Remove the piece of plastic to activate the backup battery. Note: If no backup battery is inserted you will have to set the clock and alarm times after the power supply has been interrupted. Where the power supply is seldom interrupted, the life of the battery will depend to a large degree on the battery service life. The battery should be replaced approximately every three years to avoid leaks. To do this unscrew the screws on the rear of the device (see illustration), replace the battery and then replace the screws. The battery is not included in the guarantee. Batteries contain chemicals and should be disposed of properly. Caution! Risk of explosion if the wrong battery is used. Please replace with a battery of the same or similar type (3V Lithium battery, CR2032). Radio operation Select radio operation with the MODE button while the equipment is switched on. The UKW radio frequency is shown in the display. Setting the stations Press the Tuning+ or Tuning- button to manually search for a radio station. To automatically scan for stations, press and hold the button for two seconds until the scanning begins. If you find the radio reception unsatisfactory, you can either connect the cubo to your house antenna or try to improve the reception by redirecting your wire antenna. The tuner is very sensitively adjusted and it may therefore suffice for you to alter the frequency of your desired station upwards or downwards by 0.05 MHz. 10 1. Find your desired station. 2. Hold one of the station buttons over the loudspeaker pressed until you hear a short “beep“. The station is now stored at this position. 3. To call up the station again, you only need to press the corresponding station button. English Storing and calling up stations Adjusting tone (bass/treble) 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Press the Menu button. Press Skip until “Set tone” appears in the display. Press the Menu button and set the bass response with the loudspeaker buttons. Press Skip again to set the treble response. Confirm your selection by pressing Menu. Insertion and removal of disks Push a CD with the label facing upwards into the CD slot. To remove the CD again, press the Open button. Warning: Never insert a mini CD / MD-CD (8-cm diameter) into the CD slot. CD/MP3-playback When you insert a CD the device automatically switches to CD mode and playback begins automatically. The CD player plays audio discs as well as CD-R and CD-RW discs. CD-ROM, CD-I, CDV, VCD, DVD or computer CDs cannot be used. The disc lead-in time can exceed 10 seconds depending on the number of songs on a disc. 1. “-- -- --“ appears on the display as the CD player reads the contents of the CD. The display shows the total number of tracks and total playback time (or the total number of albums and tracks for MP3 CDs). 2. Press the Tuning+ or Tuning- button to select the desired album. 3. Press one of the Skip buttons to find the desired track. 4. Press Pause to pause playback. Press Pause again to resume playback. 5. Press Stop to stop playback. 11 Title skip function To select a specific track from the CD press one of the Skip buttons until you reach the desired track number. This can be done during playback or in Stop mode. If you have many tracks on an MP3 CD you can press the preset radio station buttons 5 and 6 to skip forward or backward 10 tracks at a time. Title search function During playback, hold down one of the Skip buttons, and the search will start. Let go of the button at the desired position. Repeat function Repeat function 1. While playing back the CD, press the MENU button twice. 2. Select with the Skip Forward button REP 1 (the title currently playing will be repeated endlessly) or Rep All (all titles will be repeated). 3. Confirm the input with Menu. 4. To stop the function, press Menu twice and then press Skip Forward, as often as necessary until the display at the lower edge of the screen goes out. 5. Finally press Menu again, to confirm the input. Random playback 1. 2. 3. 4. While playing back, press the Menu button twice. Select Shuffle with the Skip Forward button. Confirm the input with Menu. All titles will now be played back in random order. To stop the function, press Menu twice and then press Skip Forward, as often as necessary until the display at the lower edge of the screen goes out. 5. Finally press Menu again, to confirm the input. Introduction playback 1. 2. 3. 4. While playing back, press the Menu button twice. Select Intro with the Skip Forward button. Confirm the input with Menu. All titles on the CD will now play for 10 seconds. To stop the function, press Menu twice and then press Skip Forward, as often as necessary until the display at the lower edge of the screen goes out. 5. Finally press Menu again, to confirm the input. 12 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. In the Stop mode, press the Menu button twice. With the Skip Forward button select PROG. Confirm the input with Menu. Now, select the first title with the Skip button. Confirm the chosen title with Play. Repeat the last two steps until all titles are stored. To start the programmed playback, press Menu again. To interrupt the programmed playback, press Stop. To stop the function, press Menu twice and then press Skip Forward, as often as necessary until the display at the lower edge of the screen goes out. 10. Finally press Menu again, to confirm the input. English Programmed playback Muting function While playing back the CD, press the Snooze button to turn off the sound. Press the same button again to turn the sound back on. Automatic switch off 1. In CD operation, press Menu and then Skip, as often as necessary until Sleep appears. 2. After pressing the Menu button again, you can use the volume button to set the number of minutes until the playback function is to switch off. 3. At the setting Off, the function is deactivated. 4. Confirm the input with Menu. Pairing the remote control 1. 2. 3. 4. Please remove the battery protection plastic tab. Switch the radio into Stand By mode. Press and hold Mode and Tun+ to pair the remote control. Press and hold Mode and Tun- to unpair the remote control. 13 Disposal Packaging Your cubo design cd-radio is protected against transport damage by adequate packaging. Packaging is a raw material which can be re-used or recycled in order to return to the circulation of raw materials. The product When cubo has reached the end of its useful life, on no account should you throw the cd-radio in the normal household debris. Enquire where it may be disposed of in an environmentally-conscious manner. Technical data Power supply: 230 V ~ 50 Hz AUX input: 3.5mm latched plug CD player: Laser class 1 RF remote control, type : RC-3, Operating frequency: 433,92 MHz Battery: Lithium battery, Type: CR 2032 Subject to technical modifications. 14 Laser Klasse 1 Class 1 laser Product Appareil Laser de Categorie 1 Warning! Do not attempt to repair the device yourself, this will invalidate any claims under guarantee. Do not open the casing as there is a risk of electric shock. In the case of a fault, please try the steps outlined below before bringing the device in for repair. If you are unable to resolve a failure by following these steps please contact your dealer or our customer service department. English Troubleshooting “NO DISC” displayed on screen • Insert a CD. • Check that the CD has been inserted the right way up. • Wait for any possible condensation to evaporate from the lens. • Swap for another CD or clean the CD. • Use a finalised CD-RW or MP3 disc (in the correct format described above). Poor radio reception • If the signal is very weak realign the antenna or connect an outdoor antenna to improve reception. • Check the position of the antenna selector switch. Use the EXT setting when using an external antenna, and use the INT setting when using the built-in antenna. • Move the Cubo away from other interfering devices such as a TV or video recorder. No sound or poor playback quality • Adjust the volume • Unplug the headphones • Make sure that the MP3 CD was recorded at a bit rate of between 32 and 256 kbps, and sampled at 48 kHz, 44.1 kHz or 32 kHz. Alarm does not work • Set the correct time. • Alarm volume Note: For our products, we exclusively use veneers made of genuine wood, which guarantee a natural appearance and high quality. Veneer is a natural product. Irregularities in the surface structure give it a natural appearance. They have no effect on the functionality and quality of our products and will therefore not represent a cause for complaint. 15 Declaration of Conformity Manufacturer: sonoro-audio GmbH & Co. KG We herewith declares that the sonoro eklipse is in conformity with the EMC directive 2004/108/EC, the LVD directive 2006/95/EC and R&TTE directive 1999/5/EC; with respect to its conception and style of construction as well as its performance as issued by us. FCC declaration of conformity statement This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) This device may not cause harmful interference; and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation. Radio and television interference This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the 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 interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and then on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures: • Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver. • Connect the equipment to a different outlet so that the equipment and receiver are on different branch circuits. • Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help. In the case of a modification, unauthorized by sonoro audio GmbH & Co. KG being made to the device, the declaration losses its validity automatically. The full description of conformity can get from sonoro@aixtema.de. 16 Guarantee claims The following applies when making a claim under this guarantee, this does not affect your statutory rights: • Claims under guarantee can only be made within a maximum of 2 years from date of purchase. • Within this period of guarantee we reserve the right to repair or replace the device free of charge in the event of material or manufacturing defects. • Please send the faulty device along with the guarantee card and purchase receipt to the service address. The period of guarantee is not extended where devices are repaired or replaced. The period of guarantee is determined as 2 years from date of purchase. • This guarantee excludes damages caused by improper use, normal wear and tear and defects which insignificantly reduce usability or value of the device. Any repairs which have not been carried out at a service address authorised by us will invalidate the guarantee. Guarantee card Last name AU-1310 Serial number First name Street address Town and postcode Phone Statement of defect E-mail Signature of customer
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