Kiddesigns BE479MIC27M Barbie 27MHz Wireless Microphone User Manual

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Unpacking and Setup
Remove the product and all packing materials from the canon.
Save packln materials in case the unit needs to be returned lor service. it u do dispose of the ckin
rnatends. plgase do so property. y° pa 9
Remove leature labels, fem . or clear rotective films iom lhelronl or of the n, n I' ahl .
Do not rgrnnycn/e any Warnlng labes from the leach or bottom or the urn, mp ”" app “c 5
Place the unit on a le/el surface, away from direct sunlight and sources at excess dust, dirt, heat, water,
motsture, vibrations, and strong magnetic fields.
Protect ur lunirure when lacin the unit on natural wood or wood with a la uered or coated fin‘ h.
A doth if other protective uprated should be placed between the unit and the umilure. E
This unit operates on either AC or battery power, When AC cord is plugged in, battery ower will
not be used. During battery-powered use, detach AC cord from back or oombox.
Note: Power source Installation should always be perrormed by an adult.
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For the Best Posslhle Battery Performance:
0 We recommend the use at alkaline batteries for longer life.
0 Different types of batteries or new and used batteries are not to be mixed.
~ Only use batteries of the same or equivalent type as recommended.
- Batteries are to be inserted with eorrect polarity,
- Remove exhausted batteries from the unit.
- Do not attempt to recharge non-rechargeable batteries.
- Remove rechargeable batteries lrom the clock betore charging.
- The supply enrinele are not to be shon-cirouited.
' Batteries should be removed if the item is not going to be needed for an extended period of time to
prevent battery leakage or damage.
Power Cord Installation
0 Connect the AC cord into the
AC Jack, then plug the AC cord
into outlet.
0 To prevent shock. match wide
blade of plug to wide slot. Fully
insert.
Model 85-479
COG Karaoke
Tape Recorder
with Wireless Microphone:
Important Message to Consumers
Thank you ior purchasing one ofthe Bible“ brain‘s m l -quaity electronic oducls, We approc' '
take a lew moments to read these instnietions.mwiiicii wll help you uridei's’tand and eolwgnmgra sale $330;
way to use this toy, and to help give it the longiesting lire lor which Barbie” branded products are designed.
Please keep this booklet furniture reference as It contain: important Inform-lion.
WARNING: Wireless devices such as renlole control luys, cordless phones. and baby monitors may cause
lnlerferenw With the Wireless microphones usell on thls unit Should such interference occur, either
turn olf the lrrterlenng devroes or set this unit up in a location where such interference does not occur.
Consumer Safety Guide
IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
When used in the directed manner, this unit has been designed and manufactured to ensure your
personal safety. However, improper use can result in potential electrical shock or fire hazards. Please
read all safety and operating instructions carefully before installation and use, and keep these
instructions handy for future reference. Take note of all warnings listed in these instructions and on
the unfl.
1. Water and Moisture — The unit should not be set up or used near water. For example: near
a bathtub, washbcwl, sink, laundry tub, swimming pool, or in a wet basement.
2. Ventilation — The unit should be situated so that its location or position does not interfere With
its proper ventilation. For example, it should not be situated on a bed, sofa, rug or similar surface
that may block ventilation openings. Also, it should not be placed in a bUilt-in installation, such
as a bookcase or cabinet, that may impede theAllow of air through the ventilation openings.
Heat «The unit should be situated away from heat sources such as radiators, heat registers,
stoves or other appliances (including amplifiers) that produce heat.
Power Sources — The unit should be connected to a power supply only of the type described
in the operating Instructions or as marked on the appliance.
Grounding or Polarization —This product i's‘equlpped with a polarized alternating-current
line plug (a plug having one blade wider than the other). As a safetyieature this plug will fit into
the power‘outlet only one way. if you are unable to fit the plug into the outlet, try reversing the
plug. If the plug still fails to fit, contact your electrician to replace your obsolete outlet. Do not
defeat the safety pumose of your polarized plug by forcing the plug into the outlet.
Power Cord Protection — Power supply cords should be routed so that they are not likely
to be walked on or pinched by ‘rlerns placed upon or against them. It is always best to have a
clear area from where the cord exits the unit to where it is plugged into an AC outlet.
Cleaning —The unit Should be cleaned only as recommended by the manufacturer. See the
Maintenance section of this manual for cleaning instructions.
Objects and Liquid Entry— Care should be taken so that objects do not fall and liquids are
not spilled info any openings or vents located on the product,
. Attachments — Do not use attachments not recommended by the manufacturer.
10. nghtnlng and Power Surge Protection — Unplug the un'n from the wall outlet and disconnect
the antenna or cable syfiem during a lightning storm or when n is left unattended and unused
for long periods of time. This will prevent damage to the product due to lightning and power-
Iine surges.
1 1. Overloading ~ Do not overload wall outlets, extension cords, or integral convenience receptacles
as this can result in a risk of fire or electric shock.
12, Damage Requiring Service — The unit should be serviced by qualified service personnel
when:
A. the power supply cord or plug has been damaged.
B. objects have fallen into or liquid has been spilled into the enclosure.
0. the unit has been exposed to rain.
D. the unit has been dropped or the enclosure damaged.
E. unit exhibits a marked change in performance or does not operate normally.
13. Antenna — Do not connect an menial antenna to the unit.
14. Periods of Nonuse — If the unit is to be left unused for an extended period of time, such as a
month or longer, the power cord should be unplugged to prevent damage or corrosion,
15. Servicing — User should not attempt to service the unit beyond those methods described in
the user's operating instructions. Service methods not covered in the operating instructions
should be referred to qualified service personnel.
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90-Day Limited Warranty
KlDdesigns warrants this product to be free from defects in workmanship and materials. under
normal use and conditions, for a period of 90 days from the date of original purchase.
Should service be required by reason of any defect or malfunction, it is best to first
this product and all parts thereof to the store where it was originally purchased. lf yoursitel'gg
to send the product for service during the warranty period, KIDdesigns will repair or, at
its discretion, replace this product without char (except for a $10.00 charge for handling,
packing, return UPS/postage and insurance), is decision is subject to verification of the
defect or malfunction upon delivery of this product to the Factory Service Center listed
below. The product must include proof of purchase. including date of purchase.
Before returning this product for service, lease first re lace the batteries if a Iic
with fresh ones, as exhausted or defective batteries Ere the most comngon pc‘Ztusat;j 13
problems encountered,
If service is still required:
1 Remove batteries (if applicable) and pack unit in a well-padded. heavy corrugated box.
Enclose a photocopy ofyour sales receipt, credit card Statement. or other proof of the date
of purchase.
2:
S. Enclose a check or money order payable to the order of KlDdesigns, for the sum of
4.
$10.00 ($30.00 if after warranty period).
Send the unit prepaid to the Factory Service Center listed below.
Consumer Repair Department
Ddesi ns Inc.
1401 Pullman rive, Suite A
El Paso. Texas 79936
NOTE: This warranty is valid only if the product is used for the ur of h‘ ‘
designed. It does not cover (I) products which have been damaggd fiegfigewncghrgis‘figg
or accident, or'which have been modified or repaired by unauthorized, persons; (ii) cracked
or broken cabinets. or units damaged by excessive heat; (iiD dama e to tape cassettes
or compact-discs (if applicable); fly) the cost of shipping this product $0 the factory service
center and its return to the owner.
This warranty is valid only in the United States of America and does not extend to
of the product subsequent to the original rchaser. Any applicable implied wananggsngg
also limited to 90 days, and KlDdeslgns vvil not be liable or consequential darna es. (Some
stazfis do nottrigltlow limitation? on implied w)a_i|'_rhaniies or exclusion of consequentia? damages,
so ese res ions may no app 0 u. IS warra ives u s ecific Ie al '
you may also have other rights imyvgryfiom state tr'cgysgale. yo p 9 rights, and
BARBIE is a trademark owned by and used under license from Mattel, Inc. © 2008 Mattel,
Inc. All Rights Reserved,
Manufactured and Distributed by KIDdesr‘gns. inc, Hahway, NJ 07065
Printed in China BE479-053003-O
Questions or Comments
For product registration, special offers, and information about this and other
KIDdesrgns products, please visit our website:
www.toptoysonline.com
RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK.
DO NOT OPEN.
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CAUTION: TO REDUCE THE RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK, DO NOT REMOVE
COVER OR BACK OF UNIT. NO USER-SERVICEABLE PARTS INSIDE REFER
SERVICING T0 QUALIHED SERVICE PERSONNEL.
WARNING: TO REDUCE THE RISK OF FIRE on ELECTRIC SHOCK, no
NOT expose Tl-lis APPLIANCE 70 RAIN on melsrune
The liglllnlng flash wlth arrowhead In en equilateral trlangle ls
‘ , Intended to alert the user of the presence of unlnsulated “dangerous
voltage” within the product's enclosure that may be or sult‘lclent
magnitude to constitute a risk of electric shock.
The exclamation point wllhin en equilateral triangle is intended to
alert the userof the presence oflmportant operating and maintenance
(servlclng) instructions In the Iilere ture accompanylng the appliance.
The symbols above are located at file bottom of the cabinet.
CAUTION: To prevenl electric shock match Wide hlada of plug 10 with slot. FuIIy Insert.
A‘lTENTlON: Pour évilel lee choc electriqucs. introduirc l: terns la plus large de la fiche dans la heme
correspondunle dela onus et pousser iusm'al-I lot-rd
Note: The manulacluler is not responsible for any radio cirTV interlerence caused by
unaumolized modifications to this equipment Such modification could void the user's
cuttiorhy to operate the equipment.
l=cc Information
This devicecomplies with PaI115 ofthe FCC Rules. Operation is subieclmll'lelolowiwgtwo conditions:
(I) this device may not cause harmiui interference. and 12) this davloe must accept any intenerencs
received, including intericrenca men may cause undesired nperalmn.
Warning: Cha as or modificslicns to this unit not orpressiy approved by the parly leeponslble icr
compliance cou d void the user's authority to operate the equipment.
NOTE: This equipment has been tested and tound to comply wilh the limits lore Class B digital device,
pursuant to Fan 15 oiihs FOO nines. These llmlls are designed to provide reasonable protection
against hermld intsrlaroncs in a residenlial installation. This equipmenl generales. users and
can radiate radio lrequency energy and, if not inslellsd and used In ncoordancc wilh the
instructions may cause harmiul lnterlmnce to mdio ccnvnunicetions.
However. more is no Igunrentea that inlenersnoa will not occur in a particular installation. iiihis equipment
does cause hamflul nterference to radio or televlslon reception, which can lie determined by turnin
the equipment elf and on, the user is encoumcad to try to correct the inleriorcnce by one or more
the lollowing measures:
- Racrisnt or relocate the receiving antenna.
- lncronse the separation between the equipment and receiver.
. Connect the equipmsnl Into an omlel on a circuil dillclrcnl from that to which the receiver is needed,
- Consult lhe dealer or an experienced ladle/TV technlcian Ior help.
ModiMng ortamperlng with your system's internal components can cause a malfunction and might
Invalidale the system's warranty and void ur FOO au‘hofllafion to Wperate iL Ii your system is no!
Meaning as It should. call l-BDD-TOP-T VS it)! asslslance.
Laser Safety
This unit employs n laser. Only a qualified person should remove the cover or allempl to service this
device, because cl pessible eye injury.
CAUTION: USE 0r- CONTROLS. ADJUSTMENTS OR PERFORMANCE OF PROCEDURES OTHER THAN
SPECIFIED HEREIN MAV RESULT lN HAZARDOUS RADlATION EXPOSURE.
DANGER: INl/lSlELE LASER HADlATION WHEN OPEN AND INTERLOCK FAILED OR DEFEATED, AVOID
DIRECT EXPOSURE To BEAM.
CAUTION: HAZARDOUS LASER HADlATlON WHEN OPEN AND INTERLOCK DEFEATED,
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Unpacking and :
“a.
Remove the product and all packing
Save packing materials in case the on
metenais, please do so properly.
Flemoveenyleatue labels laci st
Do not remove any warning labs s it
Place the linii on a level surface. ewe
ure. Vibrations. and strong megn
5. Protect Ul’ fumiwre when Iacln I
A cloth 5? other protech've rfiate it
This unit operates on either AC or bal
not be used. During battery-pc-
Note: Power source installatlon shouk
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Battery lnstallal
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Fertile Best Possible Battery Perlorr
We recommend the use Di alkaline I)-
Diliereni types of baileries or new an
Only use batteries of the same or eql
Batteries ale ll: be inserted with com
Remove exhausted balleries tram Ihl
Do nol attempt to recharge mn-rech
Remove rschargcacie batteries from
The supply lerminals are not to be sl'
Batteries should he removed ii the li
prevent battery leakage or damage.
Power Cord Insl
o........
fl Connect the AC cord into lhs
AC Jack, then plug lhe AC oorc
into outlet.
9 To prevent shock! match wide
blade of plug lo Wide sloi. FuIIi
insert.
in rnls oence may not cause nerrnrur intenerence. erro (gr tnls uewee must accept any lnrenerence
recerineo, inotuurng lnterlerertce that rney cause unoesirec operation.
Wami Chan s or modifications lo this unll not expressly approved by the pany responsible tor
con-pl ce cou a vercl the users authority to operate the equipment.
NOTE: This equipment has been tested and round to compty with the limits tor e Class a digital device.
pursuant to Par|15 ofthe Fcc Rules These Emits me lies ned to provide reasorahla protection
against harmful interrerence In a residential Installation. T'fiis equipment generates. uses and
can realm meta frequency energyene. ll net inserlleo and used in accordance with the
instructions may cause harmlul rruerlerence to radlo communicalloru.
However, there is no guarantee that inlerierence will not occur in a particular irrsrellation ll this eouprnenl
does cause harmful rnrerlerence to ratio or tstevision reception, which can ceeeterminea by turning
the moment pit and on. the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more o
the to lowing measures:
- Flannent or relocate the receiving antenna.
- Increase the sepamtlon between the equlpmant and receiver.
. Connect the equipment into rm outlet on a circuit different rrorrl that to which the receiver is needed.
- Consult the dealer or an experienced mile/TV technldan «or help.
Modifying ortempertrrp with your system's internal cmpmnb can cause a rrtalfuruniorr and might
invalidate the system's warran and void ur FCC authorization to operate rt. II ur s tern is not
perrormhg Is it should. call 1- TOP-7535 for assistance yo y‘
Laser Safety
This unit employs a laser. Only e qualified person should remove the cover or enernot to service this
device. because of possible eye iryury.
CAUTION: USE OF CONTROLS, ADJUSTMENTSOH PElFORMANCE OF PROCEDURES OTHERTHAN
SPECIFIED HEREIN MAV RESULT IN HAZARDOUS RADlATION EXPOSURE.
DANGER: INVISIBLE LASER RADIA'nON WHEN OPEN AND INTERLOCK FAILED on DEFEATED, AVOID
DIRECT EXPOSURE TO BEAM.
cAunon: HAZARDOUS LASER RADiATlON WHEN OPEN AND lNTERLocK DEFEATED.
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For the Best Possible Battery Per'or
We recommend the use of alkaline t
Different types ol batteries or new or
Only use batteries or the same or so
Batteries are to be inserted with con
Remove exhausted batteries from th
Dc not attempt to recharge nomecl
Remove rechargeable batteries from
The supply terminals are not to be sl
Batteries should be removed if the l
prevent battery leakage or damage.
Power Cord Ins
0 Connect the AC cord into tht
AC Jack, then plug the AC Dori
ll'll'O outlet.
0 To prevent shock, match widi
bladre‘ of plug to wide slot. Full}
inse .
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Marntenance
- It is important to keep lha ODG Karaoke Tape Recorder as dry and clean as possible. Clean the unit
with a soft cloth moistened only with mild soap and water. Stronger cleaning agents, such as thinner
or similar materials are not recommended. as they may damage the surface ol the case.
‘ Do not allowp‘articies or liquids to enter the casrng. Be especially caretul when the CD door is en.
Never touch 3 Optical lens. or look at it when it is in use. Periodically use a commercially avail able
CD lens cleaner.
- lr cassette sound “drop our1 works intermittently; or excessive noise occurs. clean the tape player
hleads with a Cotton s more erred with isopropyl alCOhOI, or use a commercially available tape head
c eaner.
Troubleshooting Guide
Unit does not play or
record properly during
Batteries are weak or Replace batteries with
battery use
exhausted cig t new "C" batteries
Incorrect battery
placement
Remove batteries and
install as shown in
battery compartment
Detach AC cord from
back of unit when not
in use for AC power
Disconnected from outlet Check all connections
AC cord still plugged
into back of unit
Unit does not play or
record properly during
0 power use Outlet has no power or is Do not use on an outlet
switched off controlled by wall switch
CD sound breaks up, Batteries are ill/Téak
Replace batteries
skips, or does not play
Dirty lens Clean with a commercial
lens cleaner
Dirty CD Clean with an available
commercial CD cleaner
Badly scratched CD CD needs to be replaced
T Pia lRecord T ' ro rl lo cled Check it tape is loaded
balsam do not work ape Imp pe y a and door completely shut
gnwitésr fig bandage is Main volume turned down 5336403 uglghecl to
Optional headphones Disconnect headphones
connected tgjacks
Shrilllng noise Mic too close to speakers Hold mic from speakers
Mic/music volume too loud Lower volume or adjust
mic/music mix level
Consumer Safety
IMPORTANT SAFE
When used in the directed manner, th
personal salety. However, improper us
read all salsty and operating instruc
instructions handy for luturs reference
the unit.
1. Water and Moisture s The unii
a bathtub, washbowl, sink, Iaundr
2. Ventllatinn ~ The unit should be
its proper ventilation. For example,
that may block ventilation opening
as a bookcase or cabinet. that rr
3. Heat — The unit should be situatr
stoves or other appliances finoludi
4. Power Sources — The unit shoul
in the operating instmctions or as
5. Grounding or Polarization —'l
line plug (a plug having one blade
lhe power outlet only one way. If
plug. If the plug still fails to fit, C01
defeat the satety purpose of your
6. Power Cord Protection — Pom
to be walked on or pinched by its
clear area lrom where the cord ex
7. cleaning — The unit should be c
Maintenance section ol this menu
8. Objects and Liquid Entry — 0:
not spilled into any openings or vs
Attachments -— Dc nol use altar
10. Lightning and Power Surge Pn
the antenna or cable system dunn
for long periods of time. This Will
line surges.
11. Overloading ~ Do not ovenoad w
as this can result in a risk or lire or
12, Damage Requiring Service -
when:
A. the power supply cord or plug
B. objects have lallen into or liquli
C. the unit has been exposed to r
D. the unit has been dropped orl
E. unit exhibits a marked change
13. Antenna — Do not connect an ex
14. Periods of Nonuse — ii the unit
month or longer, the power cor
15. Servicing — User should not alts
the user's operating instructions.
should be reisrred to qualllled sen
Connecting the Unit to a Television
This unit comes with a CDG disc that plays Karaoke songs with lyrics
on any TV. Follow the below instructions to connect the unit to a
REAR VIEW OF TV
ATTENTION! Connection to a TV should only be performed by an adult.
0 Before connecting the unit to a TV, be sure that both have been unplugged.
- Besides these instructions, please also refer to the TV’s instruction manual
regarding any instructions specific to that model.
- When tproperly connected, the TV will both broadcast audio and display
video eatures contained on any CDG disc.
~ If the TV features only one audio input, a “Y" connector (not included) may
be needed for connection.
0 if the TV does not feature a “Video In” jack, an RF Modulator (not included)
may be used.
0 The TV’s audio modes may need to be adjusted for best broadcast.
ATTENTION! Connection to a TV should only be performed by an adult.
- Before connecting the unit to a TV, be sure that both have been unplugged.
- Besides these instructions, please also refer to the TV’s instruction manual
regarding any instructions $136le10 to that model.
0 When roperl connected, the TV will both broadcast audio and d' I
video fgaturesycontained on any CDG disc. ISp ay
0 If the TV features only one audio input, a “Y” connector (not included) may
be needed for connection.
0 If the TV does not feature a “Wdeo In" jack, an RF Modulator (not included)
may be used.
0 The TV’s audio modes may need to be adjusted for best broadcast.
Connecting the Unit to a TV and Stereo
Connecting the unit to a stereo and TV will allow the audio to be broadcast
through the stereo while displaying CDG features on the TV screen.
(AUDIO IN)
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Another Audio Component
L&R
ATTENTION! Connection to a TV/Stereo should only be performed by an adult.
0 Before connecting to a TV and stereo, be sure that all have been unplugged.
0 Besides these instructions, pleasealso refer to the instruction manuals of
the TV and stereo regarding any instructions specmc to those models.
- When properl connected, the unit’s sound will be broadcast throu h the
stereo while he TV screen will display the CDG disc’s Video fea ures.
- If the TV features only one audio input, a “Y” connector (not included) may
be needed for connection.
‘ If the TV does not feature a “Video In” jack, an RF Modulator (not included)
may be used. ‘
0 The stereo’s audio modes may need to be adjusted for best broadcast.
‘lcs
in adult.
plugged.
1 manual
:l display
fled) may
ncluded)
aadcast.
Playing Compact Discs and Cassettes
CD Door Bung" LCD Display with LED indicators
Press to open door and insert/ ‘ TWO‘diQi! 00 track listing.
remove CD. Press agam to close. 0 LED Indicators outside display:
CDG; Random: Repeat; Play.
Power LED
Lights when power is on,
CD/T ape Power Button
Echo Button Press and lock to turn CD player
Press and lock for echo power on. Release to turn power
sound effects. on, and to use tape piayen
CD Reverse Button
Press to go to previous track.
While CD Is playing, press and
hold for high-speed scan. (Hi h-
speed scan will not work for C G
discs.) .
Bass Boost Button
Press and lock in for added bass
sound for CD‘s and tapes.
Press to advance to next track.
- While CD is playing. press and
E hold for high-speed scan. (High<
-. speed scan will not work for CDG
discs.)
CD stop Button
Press to tum ofi CD,
Erie
lg
ivy-
(Repeat LED on display will blink
- Again to activate Repeat Entire CD
(Repeat LED will stay lit .
0 Again to turn off all Repeat functions
(Repeat LED will shut off)‘
\ CD Play/Pause Button
Press to:
- Start playing CD
~ Pause CD while playing
0 Restart CD while paused
Random Button
To play CD tracks in random
order. start playing CD by pressing
the Random Button. Random LED
will light
Volume Thumbwheel
Rotate to raise or lower volume,
Tape Pause Button
Press to pause tape playing.
Press again to resume playing,
Tape Record Button
When CD Power is on, insert CD
and blank tape to record CD onto
taper Press button to start CD
play irom Track1 and recording
See next page for mic recordin
in o.
Tape Stop/ Eject Button
Press to stop tape playing. Press
to open compartment.
Tape Rewind/Fast Forward
Buttons
Press buttons to rewind or
fast-forward tapes, Press the
Stop Button when fully
rewound/advancedr
Tape Play Button
Press to play prerecorded tepest
areo
broadcast
V screen.
iooO
iponent
3y an adult.
anlugged.
nanuals of
se models.
hrou h the
3 tea ures.
Iuded) may
)t included)
broadcast.
Using the Karaoke and Microp_hone Functions
Microphone Antennas Playing Karaoke CD’s and CD6 Discs
(Located on back of unit.) To play Karaoke CP's, follow the instructions in the CDITape Power Button
Extend antennas fully for best Playing Compact Discs section. See the Connecting Press and lock to turn CD player
reception and broadcast.
Microphone 1 Level
Rotate thumbwheel to adjust
volume reception level for
Microphone 1.
Microphone Jack
An optional, corded microphone
may be plugged into Mic Jack.
Microphone 1
Slide omorf Switch to ‘ o ” to
use. Slide to “Off" whe
finished.
For best results, do not hold
mic too close to mouth or
speaker.
Note: Both “Mic 1” and “Mic
2” are labeled above On/Off
switch.
MusicNooal Balance
Rotate thumbwheel to adjust
music and vocal output levels
when playing Karaoke CD’s.
Sing-Along Karaoke and PA
0 Play a CD or cassette as instructed.
- For “Public Address” mic use, turn on
CD Power but do not load/play CD.
0 Slide Mic Switch to “On” and sing or
speak into mic.
' Rotate Mic Level and MusicNocaI
Balance thumbwheeis for best results.
Recording from Handheld Mic
0 Set Power Button to unlocked position.
- insert the blank tape included in the
package (or any blank taps) into player.
- Press Tape Record Button (Tape Play
will also engage) to begin recording.
0 Slide Mic Switch to “On" and sing or
speak into the microphone.
0 Press the Tape Stop/Eject Button to
stop taping. Press and release the
Power Button to turn off unit power.
Unit to a TV/Stereo section for instructions on ower on. Release to turn ower
connecting this unit to a TV for CDG features. / p p
off, and to use tape player.
Microphone 2 Level
Rotate thumbwheel to adjust
volume reception level for
Microphone 2.
Microphone 2
Slide On/Off Switch to “On" to
use. Slide to “Off” when
finished.
For best results. do not hold
mic too close to mouth or
speaker.
Microphone Jack
An optional. corded microphone
may be plugged into Mic Jack.
fl
"Volume Thumbwheel
Rotate to raise or lower volume.
Recording from CD and Mic-
- Press and lock the Power Button.
' insert a CD into CD player and a blank
tape into cassette player.
0 Press Tape Record Button (Tape Play
will also engage) to begin recording.
0 Slide Mic Switch to “On” and sing
along with the music.
0 Press the Tape Stop/Eject Button to
stop taping. Press and release the
Power Button to turn off unit power.

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