COBY CX-CD616 User Manual

Cx-cd616, General, Ff button open door lock

(2) Press PLAY/PAUSE ( )button to start
INTRO play from track No.1.

Press PLAY/PAUSE( )button to pause
on/off alternately.
Time display will flash on pause mode.

(5)When CD track data has been read, LCD
screen will display the last track number
with the total play time.

(6)Unit will start play from track No.1
automatically.

The CD mechanism and the sensitive circuitry may cause interference
to a radio tuner nearby. Do not operate this unit while operating other
radio devices.
Danger This product utilizes invisible laser
radiation. Avoid direct exposure to
the beam.
Caution Use of controls, adjustments or procedures not listed in
this manual may result in hazardous radiation exposure.

Only compact discs identified with this mark can

be used with this player.

COMPACT

DIGITAL AUDIO

(2)LCD screen will display " 15 SEC " .

(4)LCD screen will display "Er" if the unit cannot
read CD track data.

(1) Press MODE button three times during
play and "INTRO" will flash.

(3) Press FF button to start INTRO play
from

next track.

(4) Press REW button to start INTRO play
from current or previous track.

(1)Press PLAY/PAUSE ( )button to turn
the power on.

Press STOP( )button to stop play,
and the last track Number will display.

(3) During pause mode, press FF (or REW )
button to play the next track (or previous track).
The unit will keep in pause mode and time
display will flash.

(1) Press FF (or REW )button to set the
desired track# . Press PLAY/PAUSE
button to play. Press FF (or REW )
button to change the track # during the
play mode.

(1) Press MODE button three times at STOP
mode and "INTRO" will display.

To listen to the first 10 seconds of each track.

(2) Press PLAY/PAUSE ( ) button to starts
INTRO from track No.01.

(2) During play, press REW button to play
previous track.

Press FF button

Press REW button at the head of NO.4

(2) Press MODE button twice to repeat
all tracks.

(1) Press MODE button once to repeat
one track.

During play, press and hold FF (or
REW ) button to fast forward (or
fast reverse) the current track.

(1) Press MODE button four times at STOP
mode and "RANDOM" is displayed.

(1) Select RANDOM mode during play and
"RANDOM" will start flash.

(2) Press PLAY/PAUSE ( ) button to play
tracks in random order.

(2) Press PLAY/PAUSE FF or REW
button to play tracks in random order.

(3) To cancel RANDOM mode, press MODE
or STOP ( )button.

(d) Repeat (b)~(c)to set up 20 tracks.
The display will show the current set track.

(e) Set tracks can be checked by pressing
PROG. button.

(1) TO PROGRAM

(a)Press PROG. button and
"PROG" and " " will flash.

(2) TO COMPLETE THE PROGRAMMING AND TO PLAY

Press PLAY/PAUSE ( )button to start the
programmed tracks.

(b) Press FF (or REW ) button to select
the track number.

(2) When the voltage is too low, the unit will
automatically turn off.

(1) is displayed when the battery voltage
reaches low.

Press ANTI SHOCK button to prevent disruption
or stopping of CD player. LCD will display " "
at anti-shock mode.

ANTI-SHOCK

(3) TO CLEAR THE PROGRAMMING

Press STOP( )button.

ANTI-SHOCK

(3)LCD screen will display " diSC " if CD is not
in the unit.

ANTI-SHOCK

ALL

ANTI-SHOCK

INTRO

ANTI-SHOCK

INTRO

ANTI-SHOCK

INTRO

ANTI-SHOCK

INTRO

ANTI-SHOCK

INTRO

ANTI-SHOCK

INTRO

ANTI-SHOCK

RANDOM

ANTI-SHOCK

RANDOM

ANTI-SHOCK

RANDOM

ANTI-SHOCK

RANDOM

ANTI-SHOCK

PROG

ANTI-SHOCK

PROG

ANTI-SHOCK

PROG

ANTI-SHOCK

Maximum Output (Stereo Headphone..15mW+15mW(32ohm)

AC Adapter......................................110V 60Hz
DC....................................................4.5V with DC Adapter
3V with 2 size "AA" Batteries

Do not attempt to recharge alkaline batteries . This may cause
leakage and damage to the unit.
Do not mix alkaline batteries with rechargeable batteries.
Do not leave the batteries on recharge for long periods of time.
This can damage the performance of the cells.

Due to the nature of CD technology, the unit uses power even
when the unit is off. To extend the batteries' life, use the adapter
for indoor opera-tion or where power is supplied. Use the battery
operation only when the unit is in mobile.

The Dynamic Bass Boost System(DBBS) enhances the low
frequency(Bass) response of the output. Set the Volume to
low listening level and press DBBS switch in the direction of
the arrow to turn this function ON.

Note:

Some CD's with DBBS may exceed the bass response
capacity and can cause distortion. To avoid this,
do not play DBBS in high volume. Playing DBBS in
high volume may cause damage to the headphone
andmore importantly, to your hearing.

Hearing experts advise against the constant use of personal
stereos played at high volume. Constant high volume use
can lead to hearing loss. If youexperience ringing in the
ears or hearing loss, discontinue use and seekmedical
advice.

This HOLD function prevents any unwanted function changes
during PLAY or STOP mode. Slide HOLD switch to the arrow
direction (or opposite) to turn the function ON (OFF). No other
function buttons operate on HOLD mode, except DBBS function
button.

To remove the disc from its storage case, press down on the
center of the case and lift the disc out. Hold it carefully by the
edges as shown below.

3. Unplug the AC adapter after charging.

DO NOT CHARGE THE BATTERIES MORE THAN 24
HOURS OR MORE THAN RECOMMANED TIME.
OVER CHARGINGMAY DETERIORATE THE
PERFORMANCE OF THE RECHARGEABLE BATTERIES.

4.If the operating time decreases drastically after the batteries
have been recharged properly, purchase new rechargeable
NiCd batteries.

Insert the disc into the unit with the label of the disc facing UP.

Gently wipe the disc using a soft cloth from the center to the
outer direction to remove dust, fingerprints or any other
particles on thedisc surface. Never use chemicals, such as
record sprays , anti-staticsprays, benzene or thinners to
clean the CD. These chemicals candamage the disc surface
permanently.

To avoid serious scratches on CD, keep them in the cases
after each use. Scratches can cause the laser pick-up skip
in the future play.

Do not place stickers or write anything on the disc.

Read the instruction manual before operating this unit.
Do not expose the unit to high temperature or humidity.
Use dampened soft cloth to clean the unit. Do not use
strong detergent or solvent to clean the unit.

Ensure that all electrical connections (including the main plug,
extension leads and interconnections between pieces of
equipment)are properly made and in accordance with the
manufacture's instructions.

Consult your dealer if you are ever in doubt about the installation,

operation or safety of your equipment

Stop button

DC jack

LCD Display

Play/Pause button

Volume control

Hold switch

DBBS button

Headphone jack

PROG button
MODE button

Anti-shock button

REW button

General

CX-CD616

ALL

HOLD

INTRO

PROG

RANDOM

ANTI-SHOCK

FF button

Open door lock

2.Plug in AC adapter and slide the "CHARGE SWITCH" to "ON"
position to start charging.

AC Adapter Not Included

SUPER SLIM PERSONAL CD PLAYER
with 15 SECOND ANTI-SKIP PROTECTION

Your unit operates on two (2) AA size alkaline batteries. Open the
CD cover and insert the batteries in the battery compartment
following the polarity diagram located inside.

You can operate this unit with two "AA" rechargeable batteries.

For new or exhausted rechargeable batteries, we recommend
that

batteries are recharged for 15 hours before use.(Refer to

battery manufacturer's guide)

When operating the unit with AC adapter and non-rechargeable
batteries in the compartment, please make sure to set the
"charge" switch to "off" position to avoid damaging the unit.

1.Open the CD cover and insert the batteries (2 X "AA" )in the
battery compartment following the polarity diagram located
inside

BOTH BATTERIES MUST BE RECHARGEABLE NiCd TYPES OR THE
BATTERIES MAY EXPLODE OR LEAK.

BATTERY OPERATION (BATTERIES NOT INCLUDED)

RE-CHARGEABLE BATTERY OPERATION

(BATTERIES NOT INCLUDED)

To replace the insert color, gently press the three points under CD door.

DBBS FUNCTION

HOLD FUNCTION

CAUTION