Clas Ohlson COBY MP-CD521 Manual de usuario
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CD/MP3 Player
Article number 38-2705
Model MP-CD521
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CD/MP3 Player
Article number: 38-2705
Model: MP-CD521
Please read the entire instruction manual before using the product and save it for
future reference. We apologise for any text or photographic errors and any chang-
es of technical data. If you have any questions concerning technical problems
please contact our Customer Service Department (see address on reverse).
Read the player’s operating instructions and warning text before you begin to use
it. Note the following safety symbols:
CLASS 1
LASER PRODUCT
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Caution: Do not open the casing! Dangerous current exists in
unprotected components within the product’s casing. Contact
with these can lead to re or give electric shocks.
CLASS 1 LASER PRODUCT
Caution: Do not open the casing! Contains invisible laser beams
which can cause eye damage. Do not look directly into the laser
beam or look directly at it through an optical instrument.
1. Safety Instructions
• The product should only be repaired by qualied service personnel.
• The product should not be taken apart or modied.
• Do not place the product where it could fall into water or other type of liquid.
Do not place any objects which contain liquid on the product, e.g. vases or drinks.
• Do not disassemble the player. The laser which is used for reading the discs
can cause eye damage.
• Do not stick in any foreign objects into the CD player. The player is equipped
with a safety device which automatically shuts off the laser beam when the CD
cover is opened. Placing metal objects or other foreign objects into the player
deactivates this safety feature.
• Do not expose the player to impacts or vibrations.
• Do not leave the player in high temperature environments. The player’s casing
can be damaged e.g. from direct sunlight, exposure to heaters or being left in
the car during summer.
• Only use the player in temperatures ranging from 5 °C to 35 °C and never in
places that are humid or dusty.
• Protect your hearing; listening with high volume for an extended period of time
may cause permanent hearing damage.
• Do not use the CD player while driving so that it causes you to lose your ability
to concentrate on the surrounding trafc.
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2. Contents
• CD player
• Stereo headphones
• Instruction manual
3. Controls and Functions
1. Opens the CD compartment
2. Display
3. [ASP/DIR] Anti-shock memory and album choice (when listening to MP3)
4. ■ Stops playback, push and hold to shut off the CD player
5. ►II Turns on the CD player, starts or pauses playback
6. I◄◄ / ►►I Go to previous track/fast rewind, go to next track/fast forward
7. [MODE] Function switch
8. [PRG] Programme playback
9. [VOLUME] Volume control
10. [PHONE] Headphone outlet (Ø 3.5 mm)
11. [DBBS] Increases the bass
12. [HOLD] Key lock
13. [DC 4.5V] AC/DC adaptor connection (4.5 V + centre pin) (not included)
14. Battery compartment (on bottom)
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. Batteries
Insert 2 x LR6 (AA) batteries (not included), according to the markings on the
battery compartment.
Battery safety
1. Always use two batteries of same type. Never mix new and used batteries
when changing.
2. Be careful with the batteries’ polarity. If one of the batteries is inserted
incorrectly it can cause leakage.
3. Do not disassemble the batteries and do not expose them to high
temperatures. Do not throw batteries into re.
AC/DC adaptor
It is also possible to use an AC/DC adaptor (not included): 4.5 V DC 700 mA DC
plug with + centre pin.
N.B. Make sure that the adaptor has the correct current/voltage rating and polarity
before connecting. Otherwise this may damage both the CD/MP3 player and
adaptor, which is not covered by the guarantee.
Use LR6/AA alkaline batteries
Do not use manganese dioxide batteries due to their low capacity and which
results in short usage. Rechargeable batteries also yield lower currents from
beginning (1.2 V to 1.5 V) and result in shorter playing times.
Low battery warning
1. If the battery symbol appears in the display, you have low batteries.
Change the batteries or use an adaptor (adaptor not included).
2. If the display window is blank e.g. no number shows up when you push ►II
(5) – it means the batteries are bad or uncharged. Change them or use an
adaptor. Also check that you have inserted the batteries correctly with the plus
(+) and minus (-) markings matching those in the battery compartment.
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5. Operating Instructions
1. Push (1) to open the CD door.
2. Place a CD securely on the spindle with the label facing upwards (a clicking
sound is heard when the CD glides into the correct position).
3. Close the CD door again and connect the headphones to the [PHONES]
jack (10).
4. Push ►II (5) to turn on CD player and begin playback of the rst track.
Remember that it takes a moment before playback starts, the anti shock
memory must read the disc rst! CD 40 sec is shown on the display during the
reading.
5. The total amount of tracks on the CD is shown on the display and the playback
starts with the rst track. Adjust volume with [VOLUME] (9).
6. Choose desired track:
CD
Push I◄◄ or ►►I to jump to the previous/next track, push and hold any of
the buttons to fast forward/rewind in the current playback.
MP3
Choose desired album (folder) by pushing [ASP/DIR].
Push I◄◄ or ►►I to jump to the previous/next track, push and hold any of
the buttons to fast forward/rewind in the current playback.
7. Push one more time ►II (5) to pause in playback. Push again ►II to continue
playback.
8. Push ■ (4) once to stop playback.
9. Push ■ twice to shut off the CD player instantly.
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. Playback Functions; Repeat, Intro-Play
and Random Play
Repeat
CD
1. Push [MODE] (7) once to repeat the current track endlessly, is shown
on the display until you push ■ (4) or repeatedly on [MODE] until the player
returns to normal playback mode.
2. Push [MODE] (7) twice to repeat all tracks over and over again, ALL is shown
on the display until you push ■ (4).
MP3
1. Push [MODE] (7) once to repeat the current track endlessly, is shown on
the display until you push ■ (4) or repeatedly on [MODE] until the player re-
turns to normal playback mode.
2. Push [MODE] (7) twice to repeat all tracks in the folder over and over again,
ALBUM is shown on the display until you push ■ (4).
3. Push [MODE] (7) three times to repeat all tracks over and over again, ALL
ALBUM is shown on the display until you push ■ (4).
Short intro for all tracks (Intro Play)
Listen to the rst 10 seconds of all tracks.
1. Push [MODE] (7) repeatedly until INTRO is shown on the display.
2. Then push ►II (5) to start playing the 10-second intros of all tracks on the CD.
3. Push [MODE] (7) to return to normal playback mode.
Random playback
Listening to all tracks randomly.
1. Push [MODE] (7) repeatedly until RAND is shown on the display.
2. Then push ►II (5) to start playback randomly of all tracks on the CD.
3. Push [MODE] (7) to return to normal playback mode.
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7. Programmed Playback
Tracks on the disc can be programmed for playback in whatever order you desire.
You can programme a maximum of 20 tracks.
CD
1. Push [PRG] (8) when the player is in stop mode. The track choice ashes
on the display.
2. Choose desired rst track to be programmed using the buttons I◄◄
or ►►I.
3. Push [PRG] to conrm the setting.
4. The rst track is now saved into the memory. The program number progresses
to P 02 and waits for you next choice.
5. Repeat steps 2 and 3 to programme in other tracks.
6. Push ►II (5) to start playback after programming.
7. PRG is shown on the display and playback begins from the rst
programmed track.
8. Push ■ (4) twice to stop the playback.
9. The CD player stops automatically when the programmed tracks have been
played. The programmed tracks remain in the memory until you open the CD
player or until the power is turned off.
MP3
1. Push [PRG] (8) when the player is in stop mode. The album/folder number
ashes on the display.
2. Choose desired album (folder) with the buttons I◄◄ or ►►I.
3. Push [PRG] to conrm the setting.
4. Choose the desired track in the album with the buttons I◄◄ or ►►I.
5. Push [PRG] to conrm the setting.
6. The rst track is now saved into the memory. The programme number
progresses to 02 and waits for you next choice.
7. Repeat steps 2 and 5 to programme in other tracks.
8. Push ►II (5) to start playback after programming.
9. PRG is shown on the display and playback begins from the rst
programmed track.
10. Push ■ (4) twice to stop the playback.
11. The CD player stops automatically when the programmed tracks have been
played. The programmed tracks remain in the memory until you open the CD
player or until the power is turned off.
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8. DBBS
DBBS increases the bass when listening, adjust the volume control on low volume
before you activate this function. Some CDs may give bad sound with DBBS
depending on the recording, if this is the case, turn off the DBBS function.
N.B. Listening with headphones on high volume may cause permanent hearing
damage.
. HOLD
HOLD is a key lock that can be activated to prevent Start/Stop accidentally during
playback if you happen to touch any of the buttons. This function is good to use if
you are carrying the player in a pocket or bag while it is playing.
10. ASP/DIR (Anti-Shock)
This function starts automatically when the player is started, CD 40 sec is shown
on the display.
• The anti-shock function is built on a memory to prevent the sound from
skipping when the player is exposed to bumps and vibrations during playback,
the memory is 40 seconds for CD and 120 seconds for MP3.
• When the CD starts to play the buffer memory is automatically switched on.
The music’s digital data is stored in the forward storage buffer memory before
decoding and starting playback.
• When the player encounters an impact during playback the memory continues
to decode and play. This allows time for the pickup to stabilize and continue
collecting until the new data has caught up.
Push the button ASP/DIR (3) during playback if you want to stop this function.
11. Cleaning
Cleaning the pickup lens
Dust on the pickup lens can lead to hacking playback and disturbed functioning.
• Open the CD cover and blow away any dust with the help of a spray tin lled
with compressed air, normally used for cleaning cameras and objective lenses.
• There are also special CDs which can be purchased and used for cleaning the
pickup lens.
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12. Cleaning the Casing
• Use a soft cloth moistened with warm water and wrung out.
• Never use alcohol, petrol or other strong solutions as they can
destroy the plastic surface.
• It is important that no liquid comes in contact with the CD player.
13. Consider this if the player is exposed
to temperature change!
Condensation on the components within the laser pickup can temporarily impair
the player’s functions.
Condensation can occur under certain circumstances:
• When you bring the player into a warm room from outdoors or if it is stored
in a cold room which is quickly warmed up.
• During summer if you take the player to a warm or damp place away from
an air conditioned location e.g. a car or room.
If condensation occurs:
• Wait 1 – 2 hours to allow the player to adjust to the environment's temperature
before using. Open the CD cover to quicken process.
Caution: Do not expose the player to drops or splashes from liquids and do not
place objects containing liquids on the player, e.g. vases or drinks.
Remember that the player needs ventilation to prevent overheating.
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