Radio Mode / Band Selector (Vhf/Mw); Automatic Station Search/Manual Search; Store Station Preset [ »Memory« ]; Select Stored Station - Bench KH 2340 Handbuch

Operation: Radio / CD-Player
· Determine the best position by trial and error
· Attach the wire aerial to the wall if necessary using a strip of adhesive tape.
For MW reception, place the device in the best position for the in-built aerial, again by trial and error.

Radio mode / Band selector (VHF/MW)

· Press button Y once and the device switches to Radio mode.
Y
· Press button again as appropriate, to switch between VHF (FM) and MW (AM).

Automatic station search/manual search

In an automatic search the frequency is increased or deceased until a station of adequate reception
strength is found.
I
1. Hold down the UP/Forward button or
starts and stops automatically.
2. To start the search again, hold down the
about 1 second.
You can use the manual station search for fine adjustment or when the frequency of the station is known.
1. Press the UP/Forward button I or DOWN/Reverse button
frequency in small steps.
2. Keep the UP/Forward button I or DOWN/Reverse button
frequency you require.
Store station preset [ »MEMORY« ]
The Designer Audio Unit KH 2340 / 2341 can store up to 32 stations (20 FM / 12 AM).
1. You set up the desired station by following the instructions relating to "Automatic station search/manual
station search" described above.
2. Press the Memory button } once. The Display
the set frequency.
3. Press and keep pressing the Preset/Rep button
right near the frequency. Press the Memory button
· Repeat steps 1 to 3 for each further station you wish to preset.

Select stored station

t
Press the Preset/Rep button repeatedly until the required station number for the stored station
is displayed R .
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U
DOWN/Reverse button for about 1 second – the search
I
UP/Forward button or DOWN/Reverse button
U briefly to increase or decrease the
U pressed until you are close to the
R shows CH (Channel = preset) to the right and above
t
until the desired preset memory number appears to the
} – and the station is stored in the desired preset.
Operation: CD-Player
DANGER! The CD player uses a weak but sharply focussed laser beam to scan the surface of the CD.
If the device is used improperly then this light can be dangerous to the eyes - never open the case.

Inserting a CD

The motorised CD compartment
in CD mode.
1. Switch on the device as described above.
2. Select CD mode by pressing the CD mode button
3. Press the button T to open the CD compartment.
4. Place a CD into the compartment (the label must face upwards). The CD must be placed securely on the
central pin.
T
5. Press button again to close the CD compartment.
6. The Display R shows the total playing time and the number of tracks.
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again for
NOTE: When you insert a CD, if the display does not show the number of tracks and the total playing time
then the CD is possibly the wrong way round or dirty. Clean the CD with a CD cleaning cloth or insert the CD
correctly and check the display again.
Intro function [ »INTRO« ]
Activating the Intro function can only be done when the CD has stopped. Press the INTRO button
each title on the inserted CD is played for 10 seconds.

Basic features of the cd player

· START PLAY: Press the PLAY/PAUSE button
· INTERRUPT PLAY (PAUSE): Press the PLAY/PAUSE button
flashes in the display R .
Press the PLAY/PAUSE button
· STOP PLAY: Press the STOP button
· NEXT TRACK: The UP/Forward button
· PREVIOUS TRACK: The
· FORWARD: Keeping the
· REVERSE: Keeping the
The CD compartment Q can be opened anytime. Play stops automatically. Remove the CD only when
movement has stopped completely.
Q
can only be opened if the device has been switched on and set
i .
u - to start playing.
u - to interrupt playing. The duration of play
u
once more - to continue playing.
y - to stop playing.
I jumps forward one track each time it is pressed.
DOWN/Reverse button U jumps backward one track each time it is pressed.
UP/Forward button I pressed goes forward within a track.
U
DOWN/Reverse button pressed goes backward within a track.
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