Ideen Welt K 1216 N, Instruction Manual

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Program playback

Up to 20 tracks can be programmed to be played in a specific order.

1.   Press once PROGRAM (1) during the playback or stop mode. On the display “00“ and also the 

PROGRAM LED (2) are flashing.

.   Select with B.SKIP (10) or F.SKIP (11) the desired track number.

.   Store the track with PROGRAM (1). The program number will be increased by one and shown for 

short time on the display.

4.   Repeat steps  and  to program up to 0 tracks.

5.   Press PLAY/PAUSE (9) to start the playback of the tracks in the programmed order.

6.   Stop the programmed playback with STOP (1).

7.   Press in the stop mode PROGRAM (1) and then PLAY/PAUSE (9) again to continue the program 

playback.

8.   After pressing PROGRAM (1) in the stop mode you can check the programmed track numbers in the 

program memory with B.SKIP (10) or F.SKIP (11).

9.   Delete the programmed sequence by opening the CD door or turning off the CD player with OFF. VOL. 

(17).

Karaoke function

The device is equipped with two coequal microphones.

1.   Place a CD on center spindle with the cover side faced up and close the CD door (4).

.   Press PLAY/PAUSE (9) to start the playback.

.   Slide the ON/OFF button (5) on the microphone to the ON position.

4.   Adjust the microphone volume by rotating the - MIC VOL + (8) knob to a suitable listening level.

5.   Now you can start singing into the microphone together with the music from the CD.

Note: 

Don’t be too close with the microphones to the speakers; otherwise an acoustic feedback (whistling 

from the speakers) can happen.

Public announcements

No CD necessary. Just talk into the microphone and the voice will be returned amplified by the device.

1.   Just turn on the device with OFF. VOL. (17) without an inserted CD.

.   Slide the ON/OFF button (5) on the microphone to the ON position.

.   Adjust the microphone volume by rotating the - MIC VOL + (8) knob to a suitable listening level.

4.   Now you can start singing or talking into the microphone.

Note: 

Don’t be too close with the microphones to the speakers; otherwise an acoustic feedback (whistling 

from the speakers) can happen.