Sonoro Eklipse Manuel utilisateur

Instruction Manual

sonoro audio GmbH & Co. KG

Unter Goldschmied 6

50667 Köln

Germany

fon +49 221 - 16 79 29 - 0

fax +49 221 - 16 79 29 - 290

[email protected]

www.sonoro-audio.com

12/08

The manufacturer continuously works on the further development of all types and models.

We ask for your understanding that changes of the scope of delivery in regard to form, components and technology are

therefore possible at any time. The information, illustrations and descriptions in this manual therefore shall not

constitute an entitlement to any claims.

Replication, copying or translation, even in parts, is not permitted without the written consent of the manufacturers.

The manufacturer explicitly reserves all rights pursuant to the law governing the copyright.

Subject to changes.

iPod is a trademark of Apple Inc., registered in the US and in other countries.

Apple is not responsible for the functionality of this device or its compliance with the safety guidelines.

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Contents

1. Introduction

2. Safety Instructions

2.1 Symbols in this Operating Manual

2.2 Intended Use

2.3 Children and Persons with Limited Cognitive Abilities

2.4 Power Supply

2.5 Batteries

2.6 Laser

2.7 Transport

2.8 Environmental Conditions

2.9 Operation

2.10 Use of Headsets

2.11 Defect

2.12 Cleaning

2.13 Disposal

3. Scope of Delivery

4. Supported Formats

5. Unpack Device and Start Operation

5.1 Unpack Device

5.2 Insert Batteries

5.3 Establish Power Supply

5.4 Connect Antenna

5.5 Prepare Remote Control

5.6 Prepare iPod Docking Station

5.7 Connect Headset

6. Controls and Connectors

7. Set Basic Functions

7.1 Set Display Language

7.2 Set the Brightness of Display and Click Wheel

7.3 Set Time Format

7.4 Set Time

7.5 Set the Sound

7.6 Set Sleep Timer

7.7 Reset Device to Factory Setting

8. Alarm Function

8.1 Set Alarm Time

8.2 Alarm signal via Radio, CD or iPod

8.3 Set Alarm Volume

8.4 Turn Alarm On and Off

8.5 Turn Off Alarm Function After Alarm Goes Off

8.6 Set Interval for Repeat Alarm Function (Snooze)

9. General Functions of the Audio Playback

9.1 Set Volume

9.2 Mute Playback

9.3 Select Playback Mode

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Contents

10. Radio Playback

10.1 Search Station

10.2 Preset Station

10.3 Retrieve Preset Station

11. CD Playback

12. iPod Playback

13. AUX Playback

14. Trouble Shooting

15. Technical Data

16. Warranty

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1. Introduction

Congratulations on purchasing a sonoro eklipse.

This operating manual provides you with all information concerning the correct and safe

operation of the device.

Please read this operating manual in its entirety before using the device.•

Keep these instructions at a safe place.•

In case you pass this device on to a third party, please also include the operating manual.•

Non-compliance with this manual may lead to serious injuries and damage to the device.•

We may not be held liable for damage that was caused due to non-compliance with this•

operating manual.

Please take special note of the chapter „Safety Instructions“ on page 6.•

The illustrations in this operating manual serve the purpose to visualize processes and always

appear in front of the descriptions which they refer to.

Enjoy your device!

2.1 Symbols in this Operating Manual

Important information relative to your safety is especially marked. It is imperative that you

adhere to this information to avoid accidents and damage to the device:

RISK!

Warning concerning risks to your health and indication of potential risk of

injury.

WARNING!

Indicates potential risks for the device and other objects.

NOTE!

Highlights tips and information for you.

2.2 Intended Use

The device is only for private use. It is not suitable for commercial use. The device is

exclusively intended for the following tasks:

Play back radio signals•

Play audio and MP3 CDs•

Play audio directly from an iPod, charging function for the iPod•

Play audio for external devices that are connected via AUX.•

Any other use is not intended and is prohibited. We may not be held liable for damage

caused through unintended use.

2.3 Children and Persons with Limited Cognitive Abilities

Do not leave the device unattended and do not use it if children or people are in close•

range who may not be able to assess the associated risks.

Persons (including children) who based on their physical, sensory or mental capacities or•

their inexperience or lack of knowledge are not able to safely use this device may not use

this device without supervision or without instructions provided by a responsible person.

Please store this device at an inaccessible location.

Packaging material may not be used for playing. It presents a suffocation risk.•

2. Safety Instructions

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2.4 Power Supply

The device is powered by electricity; therefore there is always a risk of an electric shock. For

this reason, especially adhere of the following instructions:

Never touch the power plug with wet hands.•

If you want to pull the plug from the power outlet, always pull directly on the plug. Never•

pull on the cable, it may rip.

Please ensure unobstructed access to the utilized power outlet at all times, so that the•

plug can be pulled immediately in case of an emergency.

Please ensure that the electric cord is not bent, wedged or rolled over. Install the electric•

cord so that it cannot become a tripping hazard and so that it is out reach for children.

Only use extension cords that are designed to handle the power input of the device.•

Keep the device away from rain and moisture as well as from any heat sources•

Only operate the device when the electric voltage on the type label of the device and on•

the plug match the voltage of your electrical outlet. An incorrect voltage can destroy the

device.

If you will not use the device for a longer period of time, separate the device completely•

fromthepowersupplysystemtopreventapotentialrehazard.Forthat,pulltheplug

from the electrical outlet.

2.5 Batteries

Remove batteries/ rechargeable batteries from the battery compartment as soon as they•

are empty or if the device will not be used for a longer period of time.

Donotthrowthebatteries/rechargeablebatteriesinareandnevermakethemsubject•

to high temperatures.

Never try to recharge batteries. Do not try to open or short-out batteries/ rechargeable•

batteries. This may present an explosion hazard.

Liquid that leaks during the incorrect use of the batteries may cause skin irritations. In the•

event of direct contact with the liquid, wash it off with plenty of water. When the liquid gets

into the eyes, do not rub the eyes. Flush the eyes with water for 10 minutes and immedia-

tely seek medical assistance.

2.6 Laser

Thisdevicehasbeenclassiedasaclass1laserdevice.Laserbeamscandamagetheeyes.

Therefore, please adhere to the following:

Do not attempt to disassemble the device.•

Risk prevention: Maintenance and repair work must only be•

performed through the manufacturer or the manufacturer‘s

respective customer service.

2.7 Transport

To avoid damage to the inserted medium, please remove it from the device prior to trans-•

port/shipping.

Store the device during the transport in a vehicle in such a fashion that the occupants are•

not endangered.

If you ship the device, pack it in the original packaging. Therefore, keep the packaging.•

2.8 Environmental Conditions

The safe operation of the device requires appropriate environmental conditions. Therefore,

please adhere to the following:

Protect the device from exposure to effects imposed by the weather. Never use it outside•

andneversetitupatlocationsthataresubjecttosignicantdirectsunlight.

Neverplacethedeviceonorinimmediateproximityofreorheatsourcessuchasfor•

example burning candles, stove tops, ovens etc.

Setupthedevicesothatsufcientairsupplyisguaranteed.Thiswillavoidheataccu-•

mulation on the inside of the device. Always keep a minimum distance of 10 cm to other

devices or walls.

Protect the device from strong mechanical vibrations and place it on solid surfaces.•

Protect the remote control from effects imposed by the weather, moisture and high•

temperatures (e.g. from direct sunlight).

Protectthedevicefromsplashingordrippingwater.Neverplaceacontainerlledwith•

liquid next to or onto the device.

Never install/ remove the batteries that came with the device in an environment that bears•

the potential risk of explosions (e. g. gas station areas, fuel lines, gasoline storage areas,

areaswheretheairmaycontainchemicalsorexplosiveparticles/dust(e.g.ourdustor

metal powder) or areas in which you have been instructed to turn off the engine of your

vehicle). This may present an explosion hazard.

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2.9 Operation

Never insert any objects into the CD slot of the device other than the approved CDs.•

Special formats, mini CDs etc. will cause damage to your device.

Never place any other than the approved iPod types into the iPod docking station.•

2.10 Use of Headsets

Always decrease the volume of the device before putting on the headset. Only increase•

the volume to the desired level after the headset is in the correct position.

Do not set the volume too high when using the headset. If you hear a permanent noise•

or a background sound in your ears (ringing), decrease the volume or stop using the

headset.

Even if your headset is designed so that you are still able to hear exterior sounds, never•

set the volume to such a high level that you are no longer able to be aware of your

surroundings.

2.11 Defect

Nevertrytoxyourdeviceonyourownifitbecomesdefective.

If the power plug, the adapter or the power cord of this device is damaged, they must be•

replaced by the manufacturer or the manufacturer‘s customer service to avoid the risk of

electric shock.

If liquid gets into the device or if the device was dropped or otherwise damaged, it must•

be checked by an authorized dealer. Separate the device from the power supply and

contact an authorized dealer.

2.12 Cleaning

Only use the cloth that came with the packet or another dry, soft cloth to clean the exterior•

surfaces of the device. Never use any abrasive or dissolvent cleaning agents, because

these may damage the surface of the device.

If the device is extremely dirty, it may also be wiped down with a slightly moist cloth and•

dried with a dry, soft cloth.

2.13 Disposal

Devices that are marked with the symbol on the left may not be disposed of with

the regular household trash, but must be dropped off at a recycling center for

electric and electronic devices.

Batteries/ rechargeable batteries may contain toxic heavy metals and are subject to special

refuse treatment. Drop off the batteries/rechargeable batteries at a communal collection site

or bring them to a specialized store for disposal.

Please consider that your electronic entertainment device is subject to the European guideline

2002/96/EC for the reduction of electronic waste.

Therefore please note that you are not permitted to dispose of your device in your•

household waste.

You can receive information regarding the disposal of old devices at the municipal•

administration, the waste disposal administration and the store where your purchased this

product

You can drop off your device free of charge at communal collection points.•

With the proper diposal of old devices you prevent environmental damage and don‘t•

damage your health.

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