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10. Operation
Only put the device into operation when you have become familiar with its features and these
operating instructions. Check again that all connections are correct. Do not put the product into
operation if it is damaged.
The amplifier for this equipment should always be the last to be turned on and the first to be
turned off. This prevents noise, e.g. when the CD player is switched off, that can damage the
amplifier or the loudspeakers.
Make sure that the connected devices are not overloaded. The sound should never be distorted.
If the music signal is distorted although the amplifier is not set to a high volume, switch off the
CD player immediately and check all the connections. If the connections are correct, please
contact a specialist.
The device may only be operated by persons familiar with the operating instructions. Keep the
CD player away from other persons or children.
a) Switching on the CD player
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Turn the volume control of the connected amplifier down completely.
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Press the power switch (1) to switch on the CD player.
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Then switch on the mixing desk, if connected, and then the amplifier.
b) Inserting a CD
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Press the OPEN/CLOSE button (21) and place a CD on the CD tray (20) with the printed side facing upwards.
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Press OPEN/CLOSE button (21) again. The CD tray is closed again.
Do not insert any damaged CDs into the player. The high rotational speed may cause it to crack and
damage the device. Do not insert more than one CD.
Never obstruct the movement of the CD tray. Do not force the CD tray into the drive. This damages the
mechanism and leads to malfunctions.
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When a CD is inserted, the display (19) shows information about the CD for a short time.
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Then, the device automatically sets the CUE mark at the beginning of music in the first track on the CD and goes
into pause mode.
The CD cannot be ejected in play mode. This makes sure that the playback is not interrupted
unintentionally. Before pressing the OPEN/CLOSE button (21), stop playback.
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