Denver MC-7150 Manuel utilisateur

Digital AM/FM Stereo Tuner

CD/MP3 Player

Clock

Wall Mountable

Remote Control

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IMPORTANT NOTES

* Avoid placing the unit in locations described below:

- Places exposed to direct sunlight or close to heat radiating

appliances such as electric heaters.

- On top of other stereo equipment that radiates too much heat.

- Places lacking ventilation or dusty places.

- Places subject to constant vibration.

- Humid or moist places.

* Do not attempt to clean this unit with chemical solvents as this

might damage the finish. Use a clean dry cloth.

* Be careful not to obstruct the ventilation opening on the rear panel.

* Operate the controls land switches as described in the manual.

* Before turning the power switch on for the first time, make certain all

connecting cords and power cord are properly installed.

* When moving the set, be sure to first pull out the power plug and

remove cords connected to other equipment.

CAUTION:

When operating this unit on 230V mains supply, please note that when

the power switch is in the off mode, this does not disconnect the unit

from the mains supply, However, please be assured that it is perfectly

safe to leave the unit connected to the mains supply.

SAFETY CERTIFICATION

CAUTION: TO REDUCE THE RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK,

DO NOT REMOVE COVER.

NO USER-SERVICEABLE PARTS INSIDE.

REFER SERVICING TO QUALIFIED SERVICE PERSONNEL

CAUTION

RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK

DO NOT OPEN

DANGEROUS VOLTAGE

Uninsulated Dangerous voltage, that may be of sufficient

magnitude to constitute a risk of electric shock to

persons, is present within this product's enclosure.

ATTENTION

The Owner's Manual contains important Operating and

maintenance instructions.

For your safely, it is necessary to refer to the manual.

WARNING: TO PREVENT FIRE OR SHOCK HAZARD, DO NOT

EXPOSE THIS APPLIANCE TO RAIN OR MOISTURE.

THIS SYMBOL MEANS THAT THIS UNIT IS DOUBLE

INSULATED AN EARTH CONNECTION IS NOT REQUIRED.

LOCATION OF CONTROLS

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LOCATION OF CONTROLS (cont. .)

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SURROUND button

Press to turn the surround sound ON or OFF.

FOLDER DN button

Press to retrieve MP3 folder down.

MUTE button

Press to temporarily reduce listening volume.

HEADPHONE Jack

Connect a pair of stereo headphone (not supplied)

for private listening.

FOLDER UP button

Press to retrieve MP3 folder up.

BASS / + button

Press to increase the bass level.

BASS / - button

Press to reduce the bass level.

CD / TUNING / SKIP downward setting button

CD - Press to skip/search backward.

TUNER - Press to radio stations scan downward.

CLOCK or TIMER - Press select the time downward

while setting the clock or timer.

VOLUME Control knob

Turn left or right to adjust sound level up or down.

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SNOOZE Button

Press the SNOOZE button to turn off the sound temporarily

(for about 5 minutes). (Operates in conjunction with the

wake-up timer.)

SLEEP / HOUR Button

Press for “sleep to Radio or CD.”

Select 12/24 hour format.

TIMER button

Press to set wake-up and shut-off time.

PRESET UP / REPEAT button

TUNER - Press to retrieve radio station memories presets.

CD - Press to repeat one or all tracks while a CD plays.

MEMORY / CLK-ADJ button

TUNER - Press to preset stations.

CD - Press to program tracks.

CLOCK - Press to set hours and minutes.

POWER Standby Indicator

This indicator lights when AC power cord is connected

properly or fresh batteries are installed and unit is OFF.

POWER On / Off Button

Press to turn the power ON or OFF-Standby.

REMOTE Control Sensor

Receives infrared data signals from the remote control.

BACKLIGHT On / Off Button

Press this button to turn LCD display backlight on or off.

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LOCATION OF CONTROLS (cont. .)

CD / TUNING / SKIP forward setting button

CD - Press to skip/search forward.

TUNER - Press to radio stations scan forward.

CLOCK or TIMER - Press select the time forward while

setting the clock or timer.

TREBLE / - button

Press to reduce treble sound level.

TREBLE / + button

Press to increase treble sound level.

CD PLAY / PAUSE Button ( )

Press to begin CD play, to stop temporarily or to scan

tuner memory presets.

CD door open button

Press to open the CD door.

TUNER / BAND select button

Sets to tuner (radio) mode and selects the AM or FM

band.

MP3 MODE button

Press to select TITLE or ALBUM at MP3 mode.

AUX button

Press to activate operating mode AUX.

INTRO / MONO-ST. button

Press to CD Intro play.

Press to select Stereo or Mono at TUNER FM mode.

This button does not function in MP3 mode.

MODE / REMAIN button

CLOCK - Press mode to set clock time, wake-up or

shut-off time.

TUNER - Press mode to select clock time, wake-up or

shut-off time of radio frequency.

CD - Press remain to display the remaining time.

This button does not function in MP3 mode.

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SUREWAKE button

Press to turn ON the SureWake function.

LCD display

Shows the operating status in all modes.

DYNAMIC BASS button

Press to turn the dynamic bass ON or OFF.

CD STOP button

Press to stop CD play.

AUX IN MINI Stereo Jack

AUX IN for external sources

& 35. Left and Right AUX OUT Socket

Connect with other external musical instruments to

perform AUX OUT functions.

Carrying Recess

SUBWOOFER Jack

To connect with external subwoofer speaker (not

included)

AC input socket

To connect the AC cord plug into the socket.

FM Antenna Terminal

Connect single antenna wire (supplied) to terminal

marked 75Ωor dipole antenna (not supplied) to

terminals marked 300Ω

Battery compartment

Install eight “C” size batteries according to the polarity

diagram inside the battery compartment.

Alkaline type is recommended.

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LOCATION OF CONTROLS (cont. .)

Left channel speaker terminal

Connect the left speaker cable here.

Right channel speaker terminal

Connect the right speaker cable here.

Slot for Wall-Mounting Bracket

Used to connect the mounting (included) to

mount the unit on the wall.

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REMOTE CONTROL

1. Power ON/OFF - Standby button

2. Program select buttons

Tuner - To recall preset stations

CD - To recall tracks.

For 1-9, press 0 and 1-9 buttons.

For 10, press 1 and then “0”

For 11 - 19, press 1 and then 1 - 9.

For 20, press 2 and then “0”

For 21 - 29, press 2 and then 1 - 9.

For 30, press 3 and then “0”

3. MEM/CLK-ADJ: CD - Use to program CD tracks for

programmed play / TUNER - Use to programmed preset

memory / CLK-ADJ - Press to set hours and minutes

4. RANDOM/PRESET DN: CD Random play / Tuner - To select

Preset down station

5. MP3 MODE: Press to select TITLE or ALBUM at MP3 mode

6. AUX: Press to activate operating mode AUX

7. SLEEP/HOUR: Press to select the sleep/hour

8. CD - Skip/Search backward / TUNER - Tuning down

9. CD - Skip/Search forward / TUNER - Tuning up

10. VOLUME: Volume up or down

11. MUTE: Muting ON/OFF

12. INTRO/MONO-ST.: CD Intro play / Press to select Stereo or

Mono at TUNER FM mode

13. REPEAT/PRESET UP: CD - Repeat play / This button does

not function in MP3 mode - To select

Preset up station

14. REMAIN/MODE: CD - Check the remaining and clock

time / TUNER - Check clock and frequency

/ This button does not function in MP3 mode

15. FOLDER UP: Press to retrieve MP3 folder up

16. FOLDER DN: Press to retrieve MP3 folder down

17. BAND/TUNER: Press to select the AM/FM band in Tuner

mode / Press to select the Tuner mode

18. PLAY/PAUSE: CD Play/Pause

19. STOP: CD Stop

20. D-BASS (DYNAMIC BASS) button

21. Battery Compartment

INSTALLATION

Installation options:

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To mount the center section on the wall:

Position the bracket on the wall (as shown below) where you

want to hang the center unit. Drill 2 holes slightly undersized

for a firm fit.

Secure the bracket on the wall using 2 dowels and 2 screws

(supplied)

Mount the center unit onto the wall bracket.

Make sure the mounting tab on the center unit fits securely into

the mounting slot on the wall bracket.

Screws and plastic dowels are also provided for speakers if

they are to be wall-mounted away from the center section.

Wall mount

shelf placement

one or both speakers attached or detached

To install center section on a table or shelf:

Insert the base from the back of the unit, push until it clicks

into position.

To connect the speakers with the center section:

Attach left and right speakers to the center section by sliding down

each speaker straight along the side of the center section cabinet.

Connect the left/right speaker lead wires to the speaker terminals.

Pay attention to the polarity. The polarity wires (gray with black

stripe) should connect to the red color terminals.

TO ATTACH THE MAIN UNIT TO

THE BASE TO RELEASE THE MAIN UNIT

FROM THE BASE

When power is connected for the first time, or if the power cord

was unplugged and reconnected.

The STANDBY LED lights, and the LCD panel appears as follows

Press the POWER button. The STANDBY LED turns off and the

unit defaults to the tuner function, FM band.

Afterward, when the POWER is turned on, the previously chosen

function will be selected.

Power on

GENERAL OPERATION

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Press the POWER button to turn the unit off “standby”.

Press the MEMORY button ONCE. The Minute segments display

“00”. The Hour segments flash continuously.

Note: Press the SLEEP/HOUR button to select 24 hour format.

Clock time won’t be showed AM or PM if select 24 hour format.

Press the CD-TUNING-SKIP + or - button to select the desired

hour.

Press the MEMORY button again and the minute segments flash.

Press the CD-TUNING-SKIP + or - button to select the desired

minute.

Press the MEMORY button once more. The flashing stops and

the time is set.

To set the clock

Basic operation

Press POWER button to turn on the power.

Open the CD door, display shows “OPEN”, then load the Disc

with the label side up and press it onto the spindle until it

“CLICKS” on the central support of the compartment. Close the

door.

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CD OPERATION

Step 1 - Push the CD door open button to open CD door.

Step 2 - Loading disc as shown.

Step 3 - Be sure that disc is located in proper position.

Step 4 - Push CD door close.

OPEN LOAD POSITION CLOSE

The disc will spin and the unit will read, display shows

“READING”, the display will show the total number of tracks and

the playing time of the disc. Press the CD-play/pause button

once. The display will show the first track number on the disc,

then indicate the elapsed time as shown, and play will start.

If there is no disc in the CD compartment and the CD button is

pressed, the LCD will show “NO DISC.”

Adjust the VOLUME control to a comfortable level.

Press and release the CD-TUNER-SKIP + or - button to skip to the

desired track.

Press and hold the CD-TUNER-SKIP + or - button to search for the

desired section within a track.

Press the button to pause temporarily. The LCD will appear

as shown below.

Press again to resume.

Press the STOP button to stop playing. The display will show the

total number of tracks and the playing time of the disc.

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CD OPERATION (cont.)

To begin program play

The CD player can be programmed to play up to 32 tracks in the

order desired.

Press the CD-TUNING-SKIP + or - button to select the

desired track to be programmed.

Press POWER button to turn on the power, then load a disc.

Press the MEMORY button until the LCD appears follows:

Press the MEMORY button to store the selection.

When operate the Remote Control, you must press the “0” +

NUMBER button (for example: 01, 02 …) then press the MEMORY

button to store the selection.

Repeat steps 3-4 to program additional tracks up to a maximum of

32 tracks.

While display showing tracks programmed, press the button.

The CD player will play the tracks in the order they were

programmed.

Press the CD-TUNING-SKIP button to skip forward or backward

through programmed tracks.

Any on of the following actions will cancel program play mode.

Press the STOP button twice, then press the button.

Open the CD door

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