USER MANUAL MH-51 (Updated 11.08.14)
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1. MH 51 CATALOGUE SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS PRECAUTIONS SYSTEM CONNECTION PANEL INSTRUCTION REMOTE CONTROL BASIC OPERATION USB COPY RADIO AUDIO INPUT OPERATION 10 11 TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE SPECIFICATION Thank you for purchasing this Osotto product We trust that it will give you much pleasure and long reliable service Please take the time to read these instructions carefully and keep them safe for future reference Your new component system is not suitable for repair by the user If you get a problem please return it to the manufacturer or to a qualified service engineer for repair POWER This unit is designed for use with AC Mains power at 220V VENTILATION Please keep all vents clear to ensure that the unit does not overheat HEAT SOURCE The machine should be kept away from heat sources such as radiators and direct sunlight WATER AND MOISTURE Don t use in humid environments such as the bathroom or kitchen or damp basements CLEANING Before cleaning please disconnect from the mains supply Don t use liquid cleaners or corrosive fluid to clean the machine just clean it with a soft cloth POWER CORD If you won t be using your Osotto product for some time please disconnect from the mains DISC TRAY DOOR While closing the disc tray door make sure that it s path of travel isn t blocked LOADING WEIGHT Avoid placing items on top of this product CONNECTING OTHER EQUIPMENT Before connecting other equ2. TOP While playing press on the front panel or on the remote control to pause the disk To recommence play simply press the key once more While playing press on the front panel or on the remote control to pause the disk To recommence play simply press the key once more 6 PREVIOUS NEXT While playing press on the front panel or on the remote control to re play the last track While playing press on the front panel or on the remote control to skip to the next track BASIC OPERATION When playting the chapters in USB or SD card the other steps are the same as the operations of the DCD player 7 USB Play 1 When no disc is in the CD PLAYER inserting USB to the USB jack will cause the tracks on the USB to start j playing automatically 2 When disc and USB are in the CD PLAYER the disc will be played first If switching to USB CARD press USB button on the remote control then the disc will be stopped playing and chapters on the USB will be played NOTE When playing the tracks on the USB other operations are the same as for a disk 8 USB COPY ds While the CD Player is playing a CD disc you can insert a USB stick into the USB jack and press TRACK COPY on the remote control or ALL COPY to record 2 While the CD Playeris playing MP3 disc you can insert a USB to USB jack and press TRACK COPY to record ills SETUP When you want to listen to aradio program put the radio antena into the jack on the rear panel and s
3. elect FM on the remote control Use the SEARCH button on the remote to search all radio channels automatically between 87 MHZ and 108 MHz After searching the radio channels will automatically be stored CONNECTION WITH OTHER AUDIO EQUIPMENT When you connect another DVD or MP3 using the audio Aux input press the AUX button on the remote control You can press VOL VOL buttons on the panel or remote control to adjust the volume as normal FM ANT AUX BASIC OPERATION 1 When you are listening to radio program press MODE button on the remote control then you can swift the sound track between stereo and mono lang 2 When you are listening to radio program press on the remote control to the next channel press on the remote control to the previous channel 3 When you are listening to radio program press on the remote control to search channels up and down LCD DISPLAYE TROUBLE SHOOTING GUIDE TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS problem Cause Solution Unit not plugged in Connect the power plug right Not connected to the right input Connect to the right jack No sound Disconnected Audio Input Connect the Audio Input cable cable insert diso into the CD player Disc is upside down Turn disk over Disc is dirty or damaged cleamdise disc The distance between the remote Operate within 7m control and receiveris too far Obstruction between remote am ote Control control and receiver Remove the obstacle doesn t work The ba
4. he unit using a cloth with a little bit of diluted detergent to remove the stain Don t use solvents or other chemicals as these may damage the external casing 3 To clean the CD laser use a proprietary disk cleaning device according to the instructions provided by the manufacturer of the cleaning device NOTE Only a qualified technician should undertake cleaning and adjusting interior parts DISC USAGE PRECAUTIONS 1 Hold the disk correctly don t touch the surface of the disk 2 Cleaning Disc clean the disc from the center to outside with a soft cloth If the sound quality was interrupted because of fingerprints or dust on the disc try wiping it with a wet cloth and then with a dry cloth Don t use solvents to clean the disc as they can damage it 3 Storing the disc in its case when not in use is the best way to ensure longevity BATTERY PRECAUTIONS Incorrect use of batteries can lead to them leaking a corrosive acid which will damage the remote Never short circuit the ve and ve terminals Don t charge the battery disassemble it or throw it into a fire Don t mix old and new batteries Don t leave damaged or dead batteries in the remote control If not using the remote control for a long time remove the batteries If the remote doesn t work as expected replace the batteries If battery fluid leaks clean the battery case well before installing new batteries Always dispose of old batteries by recycling at an approved l
5. ipment to the CD Player make sure to switch off the power the power Laser Beam Never look at the laser unit in the CD player with naked eyes You will seriously damage your eyesight DISC Avoid using discs that are cracked deformed or repaired Doing so can harm the CD player and could invalidate your warranty MALFUNCTION REQUIRING MAINTENANCE If the following problems occur please disconnect from the mains and seek the advice of a qualified technician A The power cord or plug is damaged B Liquid or other foreign matters in the unit C The unit casing becomes broken REPLACEMENT OF PARTS The unit is not user serviceable and if maintenance is required it should be entrusted to a qualified technician NOTE Please read the manual carefully before using the machine and keep it safe for future reference 1 When transporting the unit use the original shipping carton and packing materials 2 Don t place the CD Player near to heat sources or in damp or humid locations 3 The unit will give out heat especially after long periods of use and at higher volumes This is perfectly normal 4 While not using the CD Player please remove the disc and turn off the power LOCATION PRECAUTIONS To avoid interference with other devices itis best to avoid positioning your microsystem next to other devices such as your TV CLEANING PRECAUTIONS 1 Clean the external surfaces of your microsystem using a soft cloth 2 If there is a stain on t
6. n key 5 Play Pause Function key 6 Stop Function key 7 FM Radio Function key 8 Single Copy Function key 9 Volume Function key 10 Mute Function key 11 AUX Input Function key 12 All Copy Function key 13 Bass Function key 2 VOLUME ADJUSTMENT POWER SWITCH 14 Bass Function key 15 Track Switching Function 16 Display Function key 17 Disc Chamber Function key 18 Go To Function key 19 Previous Function key 20 Next Function key 21 Audition Function key 22 Radio Search Function key 23 Volume Function key 24 USB Function key 25 Treble Function key 26 Treble Function key 27 On Screen Display Function key 28 Repeat Function key Press on the front panel or VOL VOL on the remote control to adjust volume 3 TONE SETUP di Bass Setup Press BASS BASS on the remote control to turn down or up Bass between 14 and 14 2 Treble Setup Press TREBLE TREBLE on the remote control to turn down or up Treble between 14 and 14 3 Dual Mono Press MODE on the remote control there are three kinds of sound output to be selected MONO L MONO Rand STEREO 4 Display Setup Press DSP on the remote control then the sound four kinds of different sound field to be chosen 4 CD PLAYER Press POWER button on the front to switch the unit on and press on the front panel or on the remote control to make the Disk tray open then put Disc correctly and press the The Disc will start to play automatically after several seconds 5 PLAY PAUSE S
7. ocation Most supermarkets offer this service EOS Ne REMOTE CONTROL PRECAUTIONS ale If the remote sensor on the unit is in direct sunlight or bright light it won t work as well as in low light situations 2 Always point the remote at the CD player system when making selections Ko Don t drop the remote control or subject it to shock or vibration 4 Don t allow the remote to come into contact with liquids 5 Don t take the remore control apart NOTE 1 For best results operate within 7m range 2 Remember to put the batteries into the remote before using it FRONT PANEL FUNCTION No CO 78x MD a UU E EDU OO quis O EO OO mu to 0 BAD BO BENG LL DEM DEM xD OB Glo Z o 0 gt 0voor E2 ON rn UTULOCZ OC Or O Xa LH3THOZ O nagO LT LIX 12 MIC1 LL OD O cC 0cCco gt w o DONOM_ c057 N 0__000 000c3r0 H Ooco REAR PANEL FUNCTION 1 2 NATO PTDTDDONTOTOZD TNT Ts Note When connecting the speakers be sure not to let the wires short circuit This can damage the unit and could invalidate your warranty When making connections with other components please make sure that both units are switched off REMOTE CONTROL INSTRUCTION 1 POWER SWITCH After connecting the speaker cables press the POWER button on the front panel and select radio or insert a CD Disk or USB to play POWER SWITCH 1 Power Standby Function key 2 Number Function key 3 Forward Function key 4 Reverse Functio
8. tteries are old Replace with new batteries MP3 without Disc has other file types Skip those files sound or with noise No supported files on USB Put the supported files onto the Can t play files USB in USB USB is damaged Replace USB
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