Radionette RNCD 329 Manuel utilisateur
RNCD 329 Personal CD player
Operating guide
Before operating,
please read all these
instructions thoroughly.
RNCD 329
PLAY/
PAUSE
SKIP
SKIP
STOP
VOL
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PLAY/
PAUSE
SKIP
SKIP
STOP
VOL
MODE PROG SKIP
CHR.
VOLUME STOP PLAY/PAUSE
Radionette RNCD 329 Personal CD player
Power supply socket
Mode button
Prog button
Left side
Right side
Wire remote control
Phones socket
(For earphones or
remote control) Hold Switch
and
Bass Boost switch
(on underside)
Charging indicator
Skip Up button
Skip Down button
Door Open button
Play/Pause button
Stop button
Volume Up button
Volume Down button
Volume Up button
Volume Down button
Skip Up button
Play/Pause button
Skip Down button
Stop button
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Class 1 laser product - This compact disc player is classified as a class 1 laser product.
The class 1 laser product label is located on the bottom of this product.
Do not use the product differently from the procedures given in this book otherwise you may be exposed to
hazardous radiation.
Temperature - Avoid extremes of temperature, either hot or cold, place your CD player well away from
heat sources such as radiators or gas/electric fires.
Batteries are easily swallowed by young children. Do not allow young children to play with your CD player.
Never let anyone, especially children push anything into holes, slots or any other openings in the case; this
could result in a fatal shock.
The safe use of your personal CD player
In the interests of safety, you are advised not to listen to your unit whilst engaging in activities where the
exclusion of external sounds, (whistles, horns, sirens etc.) could be hazardous. Accordingly do not listen to
your unit while driving a car, cycling or crossing the road.
Using headphones at high volume for extended periods of time may damage your hearing.
Never use your CD player if it is damaged in any way. Do not open any fixed covers and do not repair
yourself. Repair work must be carried out by a competent engineer.
Moisture - Do not allow your CD player to be exposed to rain, moisture, dust. If any liquid is spilt into your
unit it can cause serious damage. Contact your store immediately. This appliance must not be exposed to
dripping or splashing.
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RNCD 329
Charging the batteries
1
Your CD player uses 2 ‘Gum Stick’ Ni-MH rechargeable batteries (included). Average playing time with fully charged
batteries is approximately 5 hours. Changing discs or repeatedly stopping and starting will reduce playing time.
2
Insert the two batteries supplied,
making sure the polarity is correct as
shown on the diagram in the battery
compartment.
Close the battery compartment.
3
Insert the DC jack plug into the Power
Supply Socket.
5NOTE:
The battery symbol will appear in the
display on the remote control when the
batteries need charging.
The batteries can be fully recharged in
15 hours.
Do not charge continuously for 24 hours
or more as this can affect the
performance of the batteries.
Set the Charge switch to ON.
The Charging Indicator will light to
show that the batteries are charging.
4
Plug the AC adaptor into a suitable
mains outlet.
Open the CD door by sliding the
Open button to the right.
Open the battery compartment door
by gently squeezing the two clips,
then lift the door.
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RNCD 329
Listening to a CD
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RNCD 329
PLAY/
PAUSE
SKIP
SKIP
STOP
VOL
2
You can can use your CD player with or without the wire remote control.
To use your CD player without the wire remote control,
plug the earphones jack plug directly into the Phones
socket.
To use your CD player with the wire remote control, plug
the remote control jack plug into the Phones socket.
Plug the earphones jack plug into the jack socket on the
remote control.
Using headphones at high volume for extended periods of time may damage your hearing.
Always make sure the volume is at a low level before putting the earphones in your ears.
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VOLUME STOP PLAY/PAUSE
How to play a CD
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Insert a disc with the printed label
side facing up, gently push down
onto the centre hub. Close the door
(there will be a click).
Press the PLAY/PAUSE button to
start playing the CD. The display will
show the track number and the time
played in minutes and seconds.
Do not open the CD lid whilst a disc is playing. When removing a CD make sure the disc has stopped spinning
before opening the disc door. If you do not you may damage the disc by scratching it.
If none of the keys seem to operate check that the HOLD control is not switched to ON. See page 11.
The Anti-Shock symbol appears ‘empty’
when you start playing a CD. As the CD
plays the symbol ‘fills up’ to show that data
is being stored in the memory. This ensures
that sound is not interrupted, even if the
player is jogged.
If the player is subject to repeated knocks
then the memory will begin to empty and
eventually the sound will be interrupted.
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NOTE:
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VOLUME STOP PLAY/PAUSE
3
Press the PLAY/PAUSE button to
pause the CD. The display will flash.
Press the PLAY/PAUSE button again
to continue play.
VOLUME STOP PLAY/PAUSE
4
Press the STOP button to stop the CD.
The display will show the number of
tracks and the total playing time. After
30 seconds the CD player will switch off.
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MODE PROG SKIP
CHR.
Skip and Search features of your CD player
Press and
hold
either of the SKIP
buttons down to audibly SEARCH
through a track.
If these features will not work, check the HOLD button on the underside is not ON. See page 11.
Press and
release
the forward SKIP
button to advance one track. Press and
release
the backward SKIP button once
to restart the current track or twice to go
back one track.
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MODE PROG SKIP
CHR.
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How to play selected tracks from a CD
1
Insert a CD as described on page 6
and start playing.
Repeat stages 2 and 3 to enter all
your required tracks.
Press the PROG button during play
or pause mode PRG flashes in the
display.
Using the PROGRAM feature you may pre-select the order in which a series of tracks of a CD will be played.
You may programme up to 20 tracks. If the Program function does not work check the hold button (see page 11).
Press PLAY/PAUSE.
PRG will be displayed, and play will
start with the first track in your selection.
When the last track of your selection has been played or if STOP is pressed or if the lid is opened, all PROGRAM settings will be lost.
Use the SKIP buttons to select the
desired track. Press the PROG button
to store your track.
To erase your programme press
STOP.
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MODE PROG SKIP
CHR
2
MODE PROG SKIP
CH
R
3
MODE PROG SKIP
CH
R
4
VOLUME STOP PLAY/PAUSE
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VOLUME STOP PLAY/PAUSE
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Intro and Random play
If STOP is pressed or if the lid is opened, all settings will be lost.
To cancel press PLAY/PAUSE. The
current track will continue to play.
Press MODE THREE times. Press
PLAY/PAUSE. INT is displayed and
the first ten seconds of each track will
be played in turn.
INTRO will play the first 10 seconds of each track on the CD.
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MODE PROG SKIP
CHR
1
VOLUME STOP PLAY/PAUSE
2
To cancel press MODE. The current
track will continue to play.
Press MODE FOUR times. Press
PLAY/PAUSE. RND is displayed
and random play begins
MODE PROG SKIP
CHR
1
MODE PROG SKIP
CH
R
2
The RANDOM feature allows tracks to be played in a random order.
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Repeat play
If STOP is pressed or if the lid is opened, all settings will be lost.
REPEAT 1 will play the current track continuously. REPEAT ALL will play all tracks on the CD continuously.
If the Repeat function does not work check the Hold button (see page 11).
With a CD playing press MODE
ONCE.
1 appears in the display. The current
track will be played repeatedly.
With a CD playing press MODE
TWICE.
ALL appears in the display. The
whole CD will be played repeatedly.
To cancel repeat play press the
MODE button until no repeat function
is shown in the display.
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MODE PROG SKIP
CHR
1
MODE PROG SKIP
CH
R
2
MODE PROG SKIP
CH
R
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