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  • Page 1

    1 SMAR T . VER Y SMAR T . User guide MICRO SYSTEM MME140 p001-p016_MME140_55-Eng 7/10/05, 10:48 1[...]

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    2 CA UTION Use of contr ols or adjustments or performance of procedur es other than herein may result in hazar dous r adiation e xposur e or other unsafe operation. A TENCIÓN El uso de mando o ajustes o la ejecucción de métodos que no sean los aquí descritos puede ocasionar peligro de e xposición a r adiación. Cuidado A utilização de comand[...]

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    3 1 2 3 4 6 7 8 9 0 ! @ # $ % ^ 5 & p001-p016_MME140_55-Eng 7/10/05, 10:48 3[...]

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    4 p001-p016_MME140_55-Eng 7/10/05, 10:48 4[...]

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    5 English Español Po r tuguês English ------------------------------------------------ 6 Index Español --------------------------------------------- 17 Po r tuguês ------------------------------------------ 30 p001-p016_MME140_55-Eng 7/10/05, 16:56 5[...]

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    6 English Contents General Information Supplied accessories ............................................ 7 Envir onmental information ................................ 7 Maintenance .......................................................... 7 Safety information ................................................ 7 Controls Controls on the system ......[...]

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    7 English IMPOR T ANT! - The voltage selector located inside the battery compar tment of this system is preset at 220V -240V from the factory . F or countries that operate at 110V -127V , please adjust to 110V -127V before y ou switch on the system. Supplied accessories –2 speaker bo xes –A C pow er cord Envir onmental information All unnecessa[...]

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    8 English Contr ols (illustrations on page 3) Contr ols on the system (T op and front panels) 1 T elescopic antenna – improves FM reception 2 OPEN/CLOSE 3 – lifts here to open the CD door 3 TUNING – tunes to radio stations 4 PROG – programs tr acks and reviews the program 5 REPEA T – repeats a track, disc or a progr am 6 V OLUME r otar y [...]

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    9 English Connecting the speakers Use the supplied speakers only . Using other speakers can damage the set or the sound quality will be negatively aff ected. ● Connect the wires of the left speaker to L (red and black) and the wires of the right speaker to R (red and black) as follo ws: Open the clip of the red terminal and fully inser t the str [...]

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    10 English Po w er Supply Whenever conv enient, use the power supply cord if you want to conser ve batter y lif e. Make sure you remo ve the plug from the set and wall outlet before inser ting batteries. Batteries (not included) 1 Open the batter y compar tment door and inser t eight batteries, type R-14, UM-2 or C-cells, (preferably alkaline) with[...]

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    11 English Switching on/off the system and selecting functions 1 Press PO WER to switch on. ➜ The power indicator lights up . 2 To select your function, adjust the source selector to CD , T APE or TUNER . 3 Press PO WER to switch the system off. ➜ The power indicator lights off. Adjusting v olume and sound Adjust the sound with the V OLUME and [...]

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    12 English Pla ying discs 1 Adjust the Source selector to CD . 2 Open the CD door , and inser t a CD with the pr inted side facing up, then press the CD door gently to close. ➜ Display shows --, and later the total number of tracks. 3 Press ÉÅ to star t playback. ➜ Display shows current tr ack n umber . 4 To pause playback, press ÉÅ . T o r[...]

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    13 English Different pla y mode: REPEA T Y ou can select and change the play mode before or dur ing pla yback, and combine the REPEA T mode with PROG (program). Repeat one ( REPEA T indicator flashes) – plays the current tr ack contin uously . Repeat all ( REPEA T indicator lights up) – repeats the entire disc/program. 1 To select play modes, p[...]

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    14 English Ta pe Operation / Recording Pla ying tapes 1 Adjust the Source selector to T APE . 2 Press ST OP/EJECT 9/ to open the cassette holder and inser t a cassette , and close the deck. 3 Press PLA Y 2 to star t playback.. 4 To pause playback, press PA USE 8 . To resume, press the key again. 5 To stop the tape , press ST OP/EJECT 9/ . F ast f o[...]

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    15 English Specifications AMPLIFIER Output power ...................................................... 2 x 2 W Signal-to-noise r atio ....................................... ≥ 50 dBA Frequency response .......................... 50 – 15000 Hz Impedance loudspeaker s ......................................... 8 Ω Impedance headphones .........[...]

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    16 English W ARNING Under no circumstances should y ou tr y to repair the system y ourself, as this will invalidate the war ranty . Do not open the system as ther e is a risk of electric shock. If a fault occurs, first check the points listed below befor e taking the system for repair . If y ou ar e unable to r emedy a problem by f ollowing these h[...]