Akai AMP240 home audio set
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1. AKAI AMP240 h APA User manual Gebruiksaanwijzing Manuel de l utilisateur Manual de instrucciones Gebrauchsanleitung Odnyies xeNnoEWs Brugsanvisning Table of contents 1 S O N ST 2 Sane En DE ERA ERR ene UE een Ne aE YE EEE E 3 1 1 Intended US ccccccccccccicccccciicecccrescacc0ana0a000000 000000 0n0na 3 1 2 Labels in this Manual casssiscacaticn dcr RR 00 3 1 3 General safety instructions iiii unas 3 Preparations fOr USe ccccccccccccecccccennannnnnnna 4 2 1 UNpackind amsscscovee RRR S 4 2 2 Package contents s cmmesmeimemmisnmeem cina de k kinnina 4 Lucie 21 12 eee ee nan aaaeaii 5 3 1 Installing the Speakers ossoa 3900 ec cnn 6 3 2 Connecting random equipment ss 7 3 3 Remote Control cccsisiseivevetcscctvsiacadeviviactieeetaadetevviviacieaveye 7 PNG CNN Ss corsets cece 8 OperationN ccccceeeoooooccccccccccccecccecccnananananua 9 5 1 Quick STAM iiras annn aa raei SEEE cr ranto 9 5 2 Radio TUnctloNs csser coer canne de 11 5 3 CD FUNCIONS sie cecdocedeeescteeee cock gpesgcdcasdavacctecdeneaedeaivgeueds 11 5 4 iPod TUNCUONS es ccesecnscceduateateceuatectnneedeadet eeernaiteieeenssireees 13 5 5 Clock FUNCtIONS 00 eect eeeeeee ee eeeeeee eee seance resne nene rennen 14 Cleaning and maintenance ccccessseeeeeeeeeeeeeees 16 6 1 Handle and care Of a d SC ecen2. bass press the BASS button 35 To disable the enhanced bass press the BASS button 35 again e To mute or restore sound press the MUTE button 36 Radio functions e Switch on the appliance Select the tuner mode e To tune to the station of your choice press the PREV button 20 or the NEXT button 33 repeatedly until the frequency is found e For extended instructions read the paragraph Radio functions further on in this manual CD functions e Switch on the appliance Select the CD mode e To insert a CD e Press the OPEN CLOSE button 37 to open the CD compartment 6 Insert the CD with the label upwards Press the OPEN CLOSE button 37 to close the CD compartment 6 The display shows the total number of tracks on the CD e To start playback press the PLAY PAUSE button 32 once e For extended instructions read the paragraph CD functions further on in this manual iPod functions e Select the matching dock adaptor for your iPod Insert the dock adaptor in the docking station 14 Place the iPod on the dock adaptor e Switch on the appliance Select the iPod mode To start playback press the PLAY PAUSE button 32 once e For extended instructions read the paragraph iPod functions further on in this manual Clock functions e Read the paragraph Clock functions further on in this manual 5 2 Radio functions To search for a specific frequency press the PREV button 20 or the NEXT button 33 re
3. gt 10 6 T OMPACT Ge 8 7 Ns A Front panel 1 STANDBY button 8 PREV button 2 Display 9 NEXT button 3 FUNCTION button 10 VOL button 4 MEMO CLOCK ENTER button 11 PLAY PAUSE button 5 STOP button 12 VOL button 6 CD compartment 13 Remote control sensor 7 OPEN CLOSE button 14 Docking station Remote control 15 STANDBY button 16 ST MONO ID3 ESP button 17 FUNCTION button 18 EQ button 19 MENU button 20 PREV button 21 MEMORY CLOCK button 22 FOLDER UP button 23 FOLDER DN button 24 REPEAT button 25 Digit buttons 0 9 26 SLEEP button 27 TIMER button 28 RANDOM button 29 VOL button 30 VOL button 31 STOP button 32 PLAY PAUSE button 33 NEXT button 34 ENTER button 35 BASS button 36 MUTE button 37 OPEN CLOSE button 5 Operation All functions of the appliance are accessible using the remote control All instructions refer to operation with the remote control unless indicated otherwise 5 1 Quick start General functions e To switch on the appliance press the STANDBY button 15 To switch off the appliance press the STANDBY button 15 again e To select the source mode CD tuner iPod AUX press the FUNCTION button 17 e To adjust the volume press the VOL button 30 or the VOL button 29 e To enable the sound mode CLASSIC ROCK POP JAZZ press the EQ button 18 To disable the sound mode select FLAT e To enable the enhanced
4. the appliance for 30 minutes After this power on the appliance and restore to factory default Radio Trouble Action Noise or sound distorted on FM broadcasts FM stereo indicator does not light Station is not tuned properly Adjust tuning control Wire aerial is not positioned correctly Extend the aerial Selected station broadcasts in mono Extend the aerial Station signal is too weak Try other strong stations CD Trouble Action No playback There is no disc inserted Load a disc in the appliance No sound or incomplete audio No scan or skip possible Disc is loaded upside down Place the disc with the label facing upward Incorrect type of disc Disc may be damaged or dirty clean the disc or try another disc Moisture may have condensed inside the appliance Remove the disc and leave the appliance powered on for one or two hours Select another audio track Some discs are programmed to refuse user action at certain sections This is no malfunction Single chapter or track discs do not allow skip function MP3 playback Trouble Action No sound or incomplete audio If MP3 data is mixed with other files on CD the appliance may play the non MP3 files as noise or without sound or it rejects the disc Check if the played file is in MP3 format or select another file to play iPod Trouble Action iPod volume control does iPod volume control only controls the volume output to the not increase au
5. ENU button 19 e To stop playback press the STOP button 31 Menu operation e To enter the menu press the MENU button 19 e To enter and navigate through the menu Press the FOLDER UP button 22 or the FOLDER DN button 23 to select a submenu Press the ENTER button 34 to select a setting To return to the main menu press the MENU button 19 5 5 Clock functions a To set the time the appliance must be switched OFF e Press and hold the MEMORY CLOCK button 21 The default time 24 Hour flashes on the display e To switch between 12H mode and 24H mode press the PREV button 20 or the NEXT button 33 e To confirm the setting press the MEMORY CLOCK button 21 The hour digits start flashing e To set the correct hour press the PREV button 20 or the NEXT button 33 e To confirm the setting press the MEMORY CLOCK button 21 The minute digits start flashing e To set the correct minutes press the PREV button 20 or the NEXT button 33 e To confirm the setting press the MEMORY CLOCK button 21 Setting the SLEEP function Select the desired radio station or insert a CD Press the SLEEP button 26 The sleep time is set at 90 minutes To adjust the sleep time press the SLEEP button 26 until the desired period is set 90 80 70 60 50 4 0 30 20 10 minutes The appliance stops playing after the chosen time has elapsed To cancel the SLEEP function press the STANDBY button 15 Setting
6. dio volume headphone jack Set the unit volume control when the iPod is docked on the unit AUX Trouble Action No sound on the unit system Input source is low Increase the volume level on the audio source device No picture Check if the TV is switched on and set to the correct AN input Check cables for connection problems Check cables for damage Remote control RC Trouble Action RC does not function Check the battery installation Point the RC at the remote control sensor Stay within 8 metres of the appliance AMP240 Parameter Voltage Power consumption Standby power consumption Technical data Value 230 V 50 Hz 2 W 1 W Max power output 2 x 28 W 2x 10 W RMS Supported media formats MP3 WMA Dimensions WxHxD 200 x 180 x 228 mm Weight 2 76 kg Tuner Parameter Value FM radio 87 5 mHz 108 mHz Disc output Parameter Value Laser type Semiconductor Wave length 760 800 nm Signal noise ratio 0 dB A 1 kHz 0 dB A Distortion 0 5 kHz 0 dB A Wow and flutter Immeasurable Speaker system Parameter Value Impedance 80 Cabinet material Wood Wire length 180 cm Dimensions WxHxD 160 x 140 x 228 mm Weight 1 646 kg Remote control RC Parameter Value Power consumption 2 x 1 5 V Battery size AAA 9 Disposal of used electrical and electronic equipment X The meaning of the symbol on the material its accessory or packaging indicates that th
7. e wire ends Connection to the appliance e Press the latches to open the terminals e Connect the wire ends of the speakers to the appliance matching the and polarity markings e Lift the latches to lock the wire ends AMP240 3 2 Connecting random equipment The appliance includes various options for permanent connection of random equipment Suitable cables can be O purchased at your reseller AUX IN FM ANT Audio connections input e Insert a suitable cable into the AUX IN connection oO of Cable connection e Insert an FM aerial or a suitable cable into the FM ANT connection 3 3 Remote control Install batteries e Remove the battery cover e Insert the batteries matching the and polarity markings e Re install the battery cover A CAUTION Incorrect installation can cause battery leakage and corrosion which will damage the appliance Corrosion oxidation battery leakage and any other gradually acidic defect of this nature will invalidate the guarantee 4 Functions 4 D 1 f 13 2 12 3 5 S S x 11 1 gt lt GS 5 Aa gt H
8. ears in the display To cancel the TIMER function press the TIMER button 27 during the preset time The corresponding icon disappears from the display 6 Cleaning and maintenance A WARNING Before performing any cleaning or maintenance switch off and unplug the appliance e Clean the outside of the appliance with a soft cloth When the appliance is very dirty dampen the cloth slightly with water and a neutral solution A WARNING Before performing any cleaning or maintenance switch off and unplug the appliance 6 1 Handle and care of a disc e Hold the disc with fingers Hold the disc outer edge and or the centre spindle hole Do not touch the disc surface e Do not bend or press the disc Do not expose the disc to direct sunlight or heating sources e Clean the disc surface with a soft dry cleaning cloth Wipe the disc surface gently radially from centre towards the outer edge e Do not apply thinner alcohol chemical solvent or sprays when cleaning Such cleaning fluids will permanently damage the disc surface 7 Troubleshooting Trouble No sound or incomplete audio Action Check if the random equipment are switched on and set correctly Check cables for connection problems Check if the correct source is selected Check volume or mute setting No power Check if the power cord has been properly connected to the power outlet Malfunction Should the appliance develop a serious malfunction unplug
9. en the cover 14 Choose the correct dock adapter Refer to the table below Insert the dock adaptor into the dock Insert the iPod into the dock adaptor e To remove the iPod press the STOP button 31 Pull the iPod gently out of the dock adaptor e To remove dock adaptor pull the dock adaptor gently out of the appliance A CAUTION When connecting an iPod ensure that the correct dock adaptor is placed e When an iPod is installed it will go into standby mode and then switch off e Whilst the iPod is docked in the system its battery is charged automatically When the battery is fully charged the charging process is completed Unit compatibility Model Memory size iPod 5G 30 60 80 GB iPod nano 1 2 4 GB iPod 2G Nano 2 4 8 GB iPod 3G Nano 4 8 GB iPod 4G Nano 8 16 GB iPod 5G Nano 8 16 GB iPod classic 80 120 160 GB iPod touch 8 16 32 GB iPod touch 2G 8 16 32 GB iPod touch 3G 32 64 GB iPhone 4 8 16 GB iPhone 3G 8 16 GB iPhone 3GS 8 16 32 GB iPhone 4 16 32 GB Audio playback During playback the following functions are available e To select a track press the PREV button 20 or the NEXT button 33 until the desired track is set e To forward or rewind the track press and hold the PREV button 20 or the NEXT button 33 e To pause playback press the PLAY PAUSE button 32 once To resume playback press the PLAY PAUSE button 32 again e To play the first 10 seconds of each track on the disc press the M
10. in 16 Troubleshooting sceaooooooooaaoaaanasoconnus 17 Technical data ccccccccecooooooaoooananacoccenons 19 Disposal of used electrical and electronic equipment cccccouoas 20 Copyright notice Design and specifications are subject to change without notice 1 1 1 Safety Intended use The CD iPod Music System plays music from CD and radio The appliance also functions as a docking station to play music from an iPod The clock function includes a timer and sleep program Read the manual carefully before first use 1 2 A A l E gt gt gt D gt Labels in this manual WARNING A warning means that injury or death is possible if the instructions are not obeyed CAUTION A caution means that damage to the equipment is possible A note gives additional information e g for a procedure General safety instructions WARNING Do not put force on the appliance The appliance can fall and can cause serious injury CAUTION Do not spill any liquid on the appliance WARNING Do not insert any objects in the ventilation holes CAUTION Do not block the ventilation holes This appliance is double insulated therefore no earth wire is required Always check that the mains voltage corresponds to the voltage on the rating plate 2 1 This appliance employs a laser system To prevent direct exposure to the laser beam do not open
11. is product shall not be treated as household waste Please dispose of this equipment at your applicable collection point for the recycling of electrical and electronic equipments waste In the European Union and Other European countries which there are separate collection systems for used electrical and electronic product By ensuring the correct disposal of this product you will help prevent potentially hazardous to the environment and to human health which could otherwise be caused by unsuitable waste handling of this product The recycling of materials will help conserve natural resources Please do not therefore dispose of your old electrical and electronic equipment with your household waste For more detailed information about recycling of this product please contact your local city office your household waste disposal service or the shop where you purchased the product For more information and warranty conditions please visit www akai eu
12. peatedly until the desired frequency is set To search automatically press and hold the PREV button 20 or the NEXT button 33 The appliance searches for the next available station To improve the reception of the FM frequency press the ST MONO ID3 ESP button 16 To show extra information about a radio station program type radio name radio test press the RANDOM button 28 Using the PROGRAM function e To program frequencies as a preset station manually press the MEMORY CLOCK button 21 during radio playback Press the PREV button 20 or the NEXT button 33 repeatedly until the desired frequency is set Press the MEMORY CLOCK button 21 Press the FOLDER UP button 22 or the FOLDER DN button 23 to select the preset memory number Press the MEMORY CLOCK button 21 to confirm the selection 5 3 CD functions During playback the following functions are available To select a track press the PREV button 20 or the NEXT button 33 until the desired track is set To search for a specific point on the disc hold the PREV button 20 or the NEXT button 33 until the point is reached and release the button To pause playback press the PLAY PAUSE button 32 once To resume playback press the PLAY PAUSE button 32 again To stop playback press the STOP button 31 Using the REPEAT function Press the REPEAT button 24 during play to repeat the current track Press the REPEAT button 24 again to repeat all
13. rce e Do not expose the appliance to direct sunlight i This appliance is equipped with rubber feet to prevent it from moving The feet are made from non migrating material specially formulated to avoid leaving any marks or stains on furniture However certain types of furniture polishes wood preservatives or cleaning sprays cause the rubber to soften and leave marks or a residue on the furniture and potentially risk the surface to become damaged To prevent damage to wooden surfaces we recommend that you apply self adhesive pads to the bottom of the rubber feet before installation 3 1 Installing the speakers CTM d T oQ o 2 2 J 2z AB J TX A The cables and terminals are colour coded Red wires connect to red terminals Black wires connect to black terminals e Place the speakers on a horizontal flat surface Place the speakers close enough to the appliance to be able to connect the wires e Connect the wires as described below Connection to speakers e Press the latches to open the terminals Keep the latches depressed e Connect the wire ends to the speakers matching the and polarity markings e Release the latches to lock th
14. the TIMER function With the TIMER function the following parameters can be set start time end time source mode volume Press and hold the TIMER button 27 The display shows the message On The hour digits start flashing To set the start time Press the PREV button 20 or the NEXT button 33 to set the desired hour Press the TIMER button 27 to confirm The minute digits start flashing Press the PREV button 20 or the NEXT button 33 to set the desired minutes e Press the TIMER button 27 to confirm The display shows the message Off The hour digits start flashing To set the end time Press the PREV button 20 or the NEXT button 33 to set the desired hour e Press the TIMER button 27 to confirm The minute digits start flashing Press the PREV button 20 or the NEXT button 33 to set the desired minutes Press the TIMER button 27 to confirm Press the TIMER button 27 The message Tuner flashes on the display To set the source mode Press the PREV button 20 or the NEXT button 33 to select the desired source radio station CD iPod Press the TIMER button 27 The message VOL 13 flashes on the display To set the volume e Press the PREV button 20 or the NEXT button 33 to adjust the volume e Press the TIMER button 27 to confirm To stop the TIMER function press the STANDBY button 15 The timer is automatically set for the next day The corresponding icon app
15. the appliance Visible laser radiation when open and interlock defeated Preparations for use Unpacking e Unpack the appliance carefully e Check the package contents as described below If any item is missing please contact your reseller e Remove the labels from the front panel carefully if present i 2 2 We recommend that you retain the original carton and packing materials in case it ever becomes necessary to return your product for service This is the only way to safely protect the product against damage in transit If you do dispose of the carton and the packing materials please remember to recycle with due care to the environment Package contents The following items are included in the received package gt O N gt ND N i i CD iPod Music System Speakers Pair of speaker wire Remote control Batteries AAA iPod dock adaptors Operator manual If any item is missing please contact your reseller One iPod dock adaptor is already installed in the appliance AMP240 3 Installation e Put the appliance on a horizontal flat surface e Connect the speakers to the appliance Read the paragraph Installing the speakers e Connect the random equipment to the appliance Read the paragraph Connecting random equipment e Connect the appliance to the mains e Install the batteries in the remote control Read the paragraph Remote control A CAUTION e Do not put the appliance near a heat sou
16. tracks Press the REPEAT button 24 again to exit the function Using the PROGRAM function To use the PROGRAM function for CD MP3 the playback must be in STOP mode e To play a list of tracks max 64 in a program press the MEMORY CLOCK button 21 e Press the PREV button 20 or the NEXT button 33 to select a desired track e Press the MEMORY CLOCK button 21 to confirm the selection Repeat the previous step to select more tracks and confirm every selection with the MEMORY CLOCK button 21 e Press the PLAY PAUSE button 32 to start the program e To play the program again press the MEMORY CLOCK button 21 after the program has finished Press the PLAY PAUSE button 32 to start the program again e To repeat the program press the REPEAT button 24 twice during playback of the program e To delete the program during the playback press the STOP button 31 Using the MP3 playback function e Insert an MP3 disc A content menu shows on the display e Press the FOLDER UP button 22 or the FOLDER DN button 23 to select a folder or a file e Press the PREV button 20 or the NEXT button 33 to select a track Press the ST MONO ID3 ESP button 16 twice to enter the album search e Press the PREV button 20 or the NEXT button 33 until the desired album is selected e Press the PLAY PAUSE button 32 to start the playback AMP240 54 iPod functions Installing and removing an iPod e To install an iPod Op
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