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Point the front of the remote control directly at
the front of the appliance, making sure there
are no objects between the remote control and
the appliance.
The distance between the remote control and the
appliance should not be more than 7 m, as the
reliability of the remote control is affected beyond
this range.
c
Only use AAA (LR3) size batteries.
REMOTE CONTROL
Changing/Inserting batteries:
a) Open and remove the battery compartment lid of
the remote control by tugging sharply on the fishpla-
te on the edge of the remote control. The battery
compartment lid is held in place magnetically, there
is no need to loosen the screws!
b) If necessary, remove used batteries and insert
new ones correctly as shown by the diagram in
the battery compartment.
c) Put the compartment cover back on and close the
battery compartment.
BATTERIES
Make sure that you do not point the remote control
at an angle to the appliance, as beyond an angle
of ±30° to the centre axis the appliance may not
respond as well to the remote control.
Change both batteries if the distance at which the
remote control can be used effectively decreases.
Using batteries
Handling batteries incorrectly can cause battery
acid to escape or an explosion in extreme cases.
The batteries must be correctly inserted taking note
of the polarity, which is marked in the inside of the
battery compartment.
In order to make full use of the batteries’ life, do
not mix new and used batteries. Make sure that
you insert batteries of the same type.
Some batteries are rechargeable, others are not
however. Take note of the precautions and instruc-
tions that are included on all batteries.
Remove the batteries if the remote control is not
going to be used for a long time.
Under no circumstances must batteries be short-cir-
cuited, taken apart or heated up.
For environmental reasons, used batteries should
be disposed of in accordance with local environ-
mental regulations and not put with domestic
waste.
b
a
BUTTONS OF THE REMOTE CONTROL
17
18
17.
(OPEN/CLOSE)
This key has no function with this CD player
18. REMAIN
Allows the remaining playing time of the current
track or the remaining playing time of the CD to
be displayed.
19. Number keys
You can choose tracks directly with these buttons
or select them when programming a playing
sequence (29).
20. A-B
Allows repeated playback of a selected section
within a track.
21. INTRO
All tracks on the CD are played for 10 seconds
one after the other.
22.
(BACK)
Press this button to go back to a previous track in
the sequence during playing.
23.
(NEXT)
Press this button to go forward to a later track in
the sequence during playing.
24.
(PLAY/PAUSE)
CD playing can be started, briefly interrupted and
resumed with this button.
25.
(STOP)
This button stops playing the current CD or ends
the “PAUSE”.
26. Key pad
For the control of the amplifier T.A.C. V-60.
27. CANCEL
This key has no function with this CD player.
28. DIMMER
Brightness adjustment for the display (4) on the
front of the device.
29. PGM
You can specify (program) the order of playback
of the tracks with this button. Moreover this key is
used to delete this program again.
30. RANDOM
For activating and deactivating random playback
of the CD tracks.
31. REPEAT
Repetition of the individual track or of the entire
CD.
32.
(Fast back)
You can wind backwards quickly during playback
with this button.
33.
(Fast forward)
You can wind forward quickly during playback
with this button.
34. LEV–
Reduces the output level of the analogue signal
outputs “ANALOG OUTPUT” (13).
35. LEV+
Increases the output level of the analogue signal
outputs “ANALOG OUTPUT” (13). Only in few
cases the “LEV” setting must be changed after set-
up of the player to a volume other than the maxi-
mum “26” to suit the device connected to these
outputs.
28
27
29
31
30
33
32
35
19
20
21
22
23
24
26
25
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