Denver TCU-209 Manual de usuario

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1. FUNCTION SWITCH

CD/TAPE (OFF)/RADIO

2. BAND SWITCH

3. FM ANTENNA

4. CD DOOR

5. TUNING KNOB

6. BASS BOOST BUTTON

7. CD SKIP/SEARCH FORWARD

BUTTON

. CD SKIP/SEARCH BACKWARD

BUTTON

9. CD PROGR BUTTON

10. CD MODE BUTTON

11. CD STOP BUTTON

12. CD PLAY/PAUSE BUTTON

13. CD LCD DISPLAY

14. STEREO HEADPHONE JACK

15. VOLUME CONTROL KNOB

16. AC SOCKET

17. BATTERY DOOR

1 . FM STEREO LED INDICATOR

19. CASSETTE COMPARTMENT

20. CASSETTE RECORD BUTTON

21. CASSETTE PLAY BUTTON

22. CASSETTE REWIND BUTTON

23. CASSETTE FAST FORWARD

BUTTON

24. CASSETTE STOP/EJECT BUTTON

25. CASSETTE PAUSE BUTTON

26. SPEAKER LEFT

27. SPEAKER RIGHT

2 . FOLDER BUTTON

29. CD /SD/USB BUTTON

30. -

31. USB PORT

32. SD/MMC CARD SLOT

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AC OPERATION

Before operation please be sure that the voltage on the set corresponds to

the voltage of your local area. Unravel the AC Line Cord, insert one end into

the AC jack on the set, and the other end into a standard AC outlet.

Remarks

:

1) In case of malfunction due to electrostatic discharge (ESD), reset the unit

by reconnecting the AC cord again to resume to normal operation.

2) When not in use – Unplug the AC power cord completely from the AC

power socket.

BATTERY OPERATION

Disconnect the AC Cord Set completely. Open the BATTERY DOOR and insert

UM-2/ “C” size x batteries (not supplied) making sure that the indicated

battery polarity is observed.

When not in use – Remove all the batteries if the unit will not be used for

several months or more.

RADIO OPERATION

Slide the FUNCTION SWITCH to the “RADIO” position. Slide the BAND

SWITCH to the desired waveband. Turn the TUNING KNOB to your desired

radio station. Adjust the sound level by rotating the VOLUME CONTROL KNOB.

To turn off the radio, simply slide the FUNCTION SWITCH to “TAPE (OFF)”

position.

Note : Radio frequency is shown on the TUNING KNOB.

FM STEREO INDICATOR

When tuned to a FM Stereo broadcast the “FM ST. LED INDICATOR” will light

up. In weak signal areas the FM Stereo signal may not be strong enough and

can cause excessive background noise. In this case, slide the BAND SWITCH

to “FM” position.

ANTENNAS

For best reception, fully extend the FM ANTENNA to receive FM stations.

BASS BOOST

For increased bass at all volume levels, slide the BASS BOOST BUTTON to

“ON” position to boost the low frequency tone for an emphasized bass sound.

To release the super bass, simply slide the button to “OFF” position.

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STEREO HEADPHONE JACK

For private listening, insert the plug of a Stereo Headphone into the STEREO

HEADPHONE JACK and adjust the VOLUME CONTROL KNOB accordingly.

During the use of a headphone, the Speakers are automatically disconnected.

CASSETTE OPERATION

Tape Play ack

Depress the STOP/EJECT BUTTON to open the cassette door. Insert a

cassette tape into the CASSETTE COMPARTMENT and push the cassette door

to close. Slide the FUNCTION SWITCH to TAPE position. Depress the PLAY

BUTTON. Adjust the VOLUME CONTROL KNOB to your desired listening level.

To stop the tape, depress the STOP/EJECT BUTTON.

Fast Forward and Rewind

The tape can be FAST FORWARDED or REWOUND by depressing the FAST

FORWARD BUTTON or REWIND BUTTON respectively.

Pause Function

During playback or recording, the tape can be stopped temporarily by

depressing the PAUSE BUTTON. To continue playback or recording, press the

PAUSE BUTTON once again.

Auto Stop System

When the tape runs to its end during playback or recording, the cassette

operation will be stopped automatically.

Caution

To avoid damage to the cassette mechanism or to the cassette tapes, always

depress the STOP/EJECT BUTTON between each operation!

Recording from the Radio

1. Tune to a desired radio program as described in the “RADIO

OPERATION” Section.

2. Insert a blank cassette tape into the CASSETTE COMPARTMENT.

3. Press the PAUSE BUTTON.

4. Press the RECORD BUTTON. The PLAY BUTTON is engaged

simultaneously to start recording. With the built-in Automatic Level

Control (ALC), the best recording quality is automatically adjusted.

Changing the volume level will not affect the recording. Release the

PAUSE BUTTON to begin recording.

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5. To stop recording temporarily, press the PAUSE BUTTON. To continue

the recording, press the PAUSE BUTTON once again.

6. Press the STOP/EJECT BUTTON to stop recording.

7. When the tape runs to its end, the cassette operation will be stopped

automatically.

CD OPERATION

PLAYING COMPACT DISC (CD-R/RW PLAYBACK COMPATIBLE)

Getting Started

Note: Should skipping of tracks occur during CD playing, try turning the

volume down.

When CD is playing, do not open the CD DOOR.

1. Open the CD DOOR by pulling up the CD DOOR. Put a CD disc into the

CD Compartment and close the CD DOOR. Set the FUNCTION SWITCH to

“CD” position.

Note : Ensure the CD DOOR is closed properly

and locked in place.

2. When the CD DOOR is closed with a CD inside, total

number of the tracks in the disc will be shown on

the CD LCD DISPLAY and will go to stop mode. (ex.

Total 17 tracks inside the disc). The “DISC”

indicator will always be shown on the LCD DISPLAY.

3. If there is no disc inside, the LCD DISPLAY will

show “ ” and go to stop mode.

4. If the CD DOOR is not closed, the DISPLAY will

show “ ”.

Play/Pause Mode

1. When the PLAY/PAUSE BUTTON is pressed during CD stop mode, the first

track will be played. The Play Indicator “



” will be

shown on the LCD DISPLAY. The CD LCD DISPLAY

will show the specific number of track being played.

2. For interruption while the CD is playing, press the

CD PLAY/PAUSE BUTTON once. The Play Indicator

“” will blink continuously on the LCD DISPLAY.

3. Though the sound stops, the disc will continue to

spin. To re-start playing, press the CD PLAY/PAUSE

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BUTTON once again. The music will start from the exact position where it

was interrupted.

4. To stop the CD, press the CD STOP BUTTON once whether

the CD is in Play or Pause mode. The LCD DISPLAY will show the total

number of tracks of the disc again.

5. To turn off the unit, slide the FUNCTION SWITCH to “TAPE (OFF)”

position.

Skip and Search Mode

1. During play or pause mode, when CD SKIP/SEARCH



or CD

SKIP/SEARCH



BUTTON is pressed once, it will go to the next track or

go back to the beginning of the track.

2. During play mode, when CD SKIP/SEARCH



or CD SKIP/SEARCH



BUTTON is pressed and held, it will search the track with audible high-

speed forward or backward playback.

Repeat Mode

1. Repeat 1 :

When the MODE BUTTON is pressed once, the

Repeat Indicator “ ” will be shown on the LCD

DISPLAY. This single track of music will be

repeated.

2. Repeat All:

When the MODE BUTTON is pressed twice, the

Repeat All Indicator “ ” will be shown on the

LCD DISPLAY. The whole disc can be played

continuously.

3. To cancel the Repeat Function

Press the MODE BUTTON repeatedly until the

Repeat Indicator disappears from the LCD DISPLAY.

Random Play Mode

This feature allows the track on the disc to be played

in a random order.

1. During the CD stop mode, press the MODE

BUTTON three times, the “ ” indicator

will be shown on the LCD DISPLAY and all music

will be played in random order automatically.

2. To cancel the random play function, press the MODE BUTTON again,

“ ” Indicator will disappear from the LCD DISPLAY.

Program Mode

1. During the CD stop mode, press the PROGRAM

BUTTON once. The “PROGRAM” indicator and the

number of Program to be memorized starts from

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the first program “ ” will light up and blink continuously.

Press the CD SKIP/SEARCH



or SKIP/SEARCH



BUTTON to your

desired musical track, the CD LCD DISPLAY will show the appropriate

track number. Press the PROGRAM BUTTON to store this track in memory.

2. Repeat above procedure until all desired tracks have been programmed.

A total of 20 tracks can be stored in memory.

Remarks :

Whenever CD SKIP/SEARCH FORWARD or

BACKWARD BUTTON is pressed, it will always

show the last programmed track first to recall

your memory.

After complete programming, LCD DISPLAY will show “PROGRAM_ _ _”

and flash continuously.

3. Press the CD PLAY/PAUSE BUTTON once to start

the program playback and the CD Play Indicator

“” will light up.

4. To check the program you have stored after

complete programming, press the PROGRAM

BUTTON once during CD stop mode, then press

the CD SKIP/SEARCH FORWARD BUTTON once, the LCD DISPLAY will

show the first programmed track number. Repeat above procedure to

read all the programmed memory.

5. To cancel the programmed memory :

During the CD stop mode, press the CD STOP BUTTON once.

OR

Open the CD DOOR during the CD stop mode.

The Program Indicator “ ” will disappear from the LCD DISPLAY.

PLAYING MP3 DISC

Getting Started

Note: Should skipping of tracks occur during MP3 Disc playing, try turning

the volume down.

When MP3 disc is playing, do not open the CD DOOR.

1. Open the CD DOOR by pulling up the CD DOOR. Put a MP3 disc into the

CD compartment and close the CD DOOR. Set the FUNCTION SWITCH to

“CD” position.

Note : Ensure the CD DOOR is closed properly and locked in place.

2. When the CD DOOR is closed with a MP3 disc

inside, total number of the tracks in the disc will be

shown on the CD LCD DISPLAY and go to stop

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mode. The “DISC” indicator will always be shown on the LCD DISPLAY.

3. If there is no disc inside, the DISPLAY will show “ ” and go to stop

mode.

4. If the CD DOOR is not closed, the DISPLAY will show “ ”.

Play/Pause Mode

1. When the PLAY/PAUSE BUTTON is pressed during CD stop mode, the first

track will be played. The Play Indicator “



”

will be

lighted. The “ ” Indicator will be shown as well

to indicate MP3 Disc is being played. The LCD

DISPLAY will show the specific track number being

played.

2. To select the specific musical tracks inside the MP3 Disc.

MP3 music can be stored

into CD Disc with or without

folders according to your

“MP3 burning method”.

a. If the MP3 disc is

downloaded without

dividing into folder, all

track number will be shown directly in the LCD DISPLAY. The Album

number will only show after pressing the FOLDER BUTTON.

b. If the music is stored into different folders, then you’ve to select the

specific Album number first by pressing the FOLDER BUTTON;

afterwards press the CD SKIP/SEARCH FORWARD or BACKWARD

BUTTON to select the specific Track number music inside this Album.

example: To select Album # 4, track # 3.

STEP – 1: Press the FOLDER BUTTON to

select the Album # 4.

STEP – 2: Press the CD SKIP/SEARCH

FORWARD or BACKWARD BUTTON

to select the Track # 3 inside this

Album # 4.

3. For interruption while MP3 disc is playing, press the CD PLAY/PAUSE

BUTTON once. The Play Indicator “” will blink continuously on the LCD

DISPLAY.

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4. Though the sound stops, the disc will continue to spin. To re-start playing,

press the CD PLAY/PAUSE BUTTON once again. The music will start from

the exact position where it was interrupted.

5. To stop the MP3 disc, press the CD STOP BUTTON once whether the MP3

disc is in Play or Pause mode.

6. To turn off the unit, slide the FUNCTION SWITCH to “TAPE (OFF)”

position.

Repeat Mode

1. Repeat 1:

When the MODE BUTTON is pressed once, the

Repeat Indicator “ ” will light. This single track

of music will be repeated.

2. Repeat Folder:

When the MODE BUTTON is pressed twice, the

“ ” and “ ” indicator will be shown. This

specific folder will be played repeatedly.

Remarks: The folder number and the track number

will be shown every 2 seconds alternatively.

3. Repeat All:

When the REPEAT BUTTON is pressed three times,

the Repeat All Indicator “ ” will be shown. The

whole disc can be played continuously.

4. To cancel the Repeat Function

Press the MODE BUTTON repeatedly until the

Repeat Indicator disappears from the LCD DISPLAY.

Random Play Mode

This feature allows the tracks on the disc to be played

in a random order.

1. During the CD Stop mode, press the MODE

BUTTON four times, the “ ” Indicator will

show on the LCD DISPLAY and all music will be

played in random order automatically.

2. To cancel the Random Play function, press the MODE BUTTON again,

“ ” Indicator will disappear from the LCD DISPLAY.

Skip and Search

1. During play or pause mode, when CD SKIP/SEARCH



or CD

SKIP/SEARCH



BUTTON is pressed once, it will go to the next track or

go back to the beginning of the track.

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2. During play mode, when CD SKIP/SEARCH



or CD SKIP/SEARCH



BUTTON is pressed once and held, it will search the track with audible

high speed forward or backward playback.

Program Mode

1. During the CD stop mode, press the PROGRAM

BUTTON once. The “PROGRAM” indicator and the

number of Program to be memorized starts from the

first program “ ” will light up and blink

continuously. Press the FOLDER BUTTON, then press

the CD SKIP/SEARCH FORWARD or BACKWARD BUTTON to select your

desired musical track, CD LCD DISPLAY will show the track number of

this specific Album to be programmed. Press the PROGRAM BUTTON to

store this track in memory.

2. Repeat above procedure until all desired tracks have been programmed.

Remarks: Whenever the FOLDER BUTTON is pressed, it will always

show the last programmed Album number first to recall

your memory.

A total of 20 tracks can be stored in memory. After complete

programming, LCD DISPLAY will show “PROGRAM _ _ _” and blink

continuously.

3. To start the Programmed playback, press the CD PLAY/PAUSE BUTTON

once and the CD Play Indicator “



”, “PROGRAM” and the track number

of the specific Album will light up.

example: Album # 3, Track # 2.

4. To check the program you have stored after complete programming,

press the PROGRAM BUTTON once during the CD Stop mode. The LCD

DISPLAY will show “ ” and blink continuously. Press the FOLDER

BUTTON to read the Album number, then press the CD SKIP/SEARCH

FORWARD or BACKWARD BUTTON to read the specific track number of

said Album. Press the PROGRAM BUTTON again, LCD DISPLAY will show

“” and blink continuously. Repeat above procedure to check all

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programs being stored.

5. To cancel the programmed memory:

During the CD stop mode, press the CD STOP BUTTON once.

OR

Open the CD Door during the CD stop mode.

The “PROGRAM” Indicator will disappear from the LCD DISPLAY.

Recording from CD Player

1. Slide the FUNCTION SWITCH to “CD” position.

2. Put a CD into the CD compartment with the label side upward.

3. Insert a cassette into the cassette compartment and press PAUSE

BUTTON of the cassette deck.

4. Press RECORD BUTTON and PLAY BUTTON simultaneously for recording

stand-by. With the built-in ALC, the best recording quality is adjusted

automatically.

5. Activate the CD player, playing in a desired track as described in the

COMPACT DISC PLAYER OPERATION section. Release the PAUSE

BUTTON of the cassette deck to start recording.

6. To stop recording temporarily, press the PAUSE BUTTON. To continue

recording, press the PAUSE BUTTON again.

7. Press STOP/EJECT BUTTON of the cassette deck to stop recording. Then

stop CD playback by pressing the CD STOP BUTTON of the CD player.

SD/MMC CARD PLAYBACK

IMPORTANT NOTE:

This unit supports most of the common MP3 interface ut not 100% ecause

there are too many different formats keep on changing in the market.

1. Slide the FUNCTION SWITCH to “CD” position.

2. Press the CD/SD/USB BUTTON once, LCD

DISPLAY will show “CARD” indicator.

Remarks: When there has no SD/MMC card inside

the CARD SLOT, LCD DISPLAY will

show “no”.

3. Insert a SD/MMC card into the SD/MMC CARD

SLOT, total number of music will be shown on the

LCD DISPLAY.

4. Press the CD PLAY/PAUSE BUTTON to start

playing the music.

5. Operate all the CD control buttons same as

mentioned in above section “PLAYING MP3 DISC”, they have same

function and operational method.

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