ECG CDR 888 USB Bedienungsanleitung Seite 51

• The power cord should be led so as to avoid stepping on the cord or its excessive straining or pinching. Pay
special attention to places where then cord exits from the appliance and close to the plug. If the device is
not used for long periods, unplug the power cord. Unplug the power supply also during a thunderstorm
to prevent damage by lightning.
• The electrical outlet has to be constantly accessible.
• Do not overload electrical outlets by plugging in too many appliances.
• Protect the device against infi ltration of liquids or foreign objects and do not insert any object into the
ventilation openings, with potentially hazardous contact with voltage inside the device.
• Do not open the device box. There are no elements inside that can be confi gured by the user. Have
a qualifi ed service technician perform repairs on the device.
• Do not expose batteries to excessive temperatures, e.g. direct sunlight, fi re etc.
• Replace batteries only with batteries of the same type and with correct polarity. Otherwise there is a risk
the system may explode.
• In the following cases, unplug the device and contact a qualifi ed service:
• The power cord was damaged
• The device was infi ltrated by a foreign object or liquid, or it was exposed to rain or water.
• The appliance does not operate normally in accordance with the manual. Set only the elements
described in the operating manual.
• The device has signifi cant functionality changes, indicating a need for service.
• Do not expose the device to heat sources such as radiators, heating or other heat-producing appliances
such as amplifi ers.
• Changes or modifi cations not expressly approved by the responsible authority can lead to loss of
authorization to use the device.
• Excessive sound pressure from earphones can cause hearing damage.
• The type label is located on the bottom side of the device.
DESCRIPTION
Main elements [A]
1. Handle
2. CD tray door
3. Volume control – setting the volume of the
device
4. Radio tuner
5. Control panel of the tape player
6. Cassette door
7. Functions selector – switches between modes
CD/USB, AUX, TAPE (OFF) a TUNER
8. Headphones jack
9. External input AUX
10. USB connector
11. STOP button – stopping playback
12. RETURN button – Skip back to the beginning of
the track or to previous track. Fast rewind in the
track
Control panel of the tape player [B]
1. PAUSE button – pause playback
2. STOP/EJECT button – stop playback, opening of
the door of the cassette space.
3. Forward button
13. MODE button – repeat mode of CD tracks or
music fi les. Programming of the order of the tracks
14. PLAY/PAUSE/USB button – pause and resume
playback. Long hold toggles between CD and
USB modes
15. FORWARD button – skip ahead to the next track.
Fast forward in the track
16. +10 button – Skip ahead during playback of MP3
by 10 tracks.
17. FM antenna
18. AC power – for connection of the power cord
19. Battery compartment
4. Rewind button
5. PLAY button – start playback
6. REC button – tape recording
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