KH2331-2333_Boomboxen_UK 02.03.2005 14:03 Uhr Seite 1 UK KH2331 KH2332 Instruction Manual KH 2331/2332/2333 - 10/04 - V1 Kompernaß Handelsgesellschaft mbH · Burgstraße 21 D-44867 Bochum · www.kompernass.
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KH2331-2333_Boomboxen_UK 02.03.2005 14:03 Uhr Seite 3 Table of contents GB Intended use ..........................................................................................................................4 Operating elements ................................................................................................................4 Technical data ........................................................................................................................4 Safety instructions .....
KH2331-2333_Boomboxen_UK GB 02.03.2005 14:03 Uhr PLL CD player with radio and MP3 KH 2331/2332/2333 Intended use: The device is suitable for playing back Audio CDs, CD-Rs, CD-RWs and MP3-CDs. It is also used for receiving MW and UKW radio transmissions. Not intended for commercial use. Operating elements: ! Volume control (Setting playback volume) Equalizer key (Equalizer function) STOP key (Stopping playback) MEMORY/ PROG.
KH2331-2333_Boomboxen_UK GB 02.03.2005 14:03 Uhr 4. Press the F-SKIP or the R-SKIP key for a few seconds and release the key. The automatic transmission now starts searching the first transmission with adequate signal strength. Seite 6 Selecting the saved radio transmissions Only for MP3-CDs: ➜ ➜ Press the ALBUM/PRESET+ or ALBUM/PRESET- key to select a memory position between 1-10.
KH2331-2333_Boomboxen_UK 02.03.2005 14:03 Uhr Playing back the programm GB ➜ Press the PLAY/PAUSE key. The playback begins with the first track of the programme. When all the tracks have been played, the CD/MP3-CD player stops playing back. Deleting track programming ➜ Press the STOP key or open and close the CD compartment to delete the track programming. Repeated payback of tracks Use the Repeat Function to repeat a track /complete CD or the programme. CD: 1. Press the REPEAT key once.
