Blaupunkt LOS ANGELES MP71 - Manual (Page 18)

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Starting CD operation and
inserting the CD
●
If there is no CD in the drive
➮
press the button
1
.
The control unit opens.
➮
Insert the CD with the printed side up-
wards gently into the drive until you can
feel some resistance.
The CD is automatically drawn into the drive.
As the CD is drawn in it must neither be held
back nor supported.
➮
Close the control unit with gentle pres-
sure until you feel it latch.
The CD menu is displayed, and the CD starts
playing.
●
If there is already a CD in the drive
➮
press the CD button
<
.
The CD menu is displayed, and play begins
from the point where it was last interrupted.
Removing the CD
➮
Press the button
1
.
The control unit opens to the front.
➮
Press the button on the opened control
unit.
The CD is ejected.
➮
Carefully remove the CD.
Note:
If you do not remove the CD within 30 sec-
onds it will be drawn back into the drive.
Selecting a track
➮
Press one of the buttons in the arrow
button group
7
as often as needed for
the number of the desired track to ap-
pear in the display.
If the or button
7
is pressed once the
current track will be started again.
CD operation
You can use this unit to play standard CDs
with a diameter of 12 cm. Besides being able
to play CDs containing audio data on the Los
Angeles MP71, you can also play CDs con-
taining MP3 files. For further details, please
read the chapter entitled “MP3 mode” that
follows this chapter.
CD-Rs (CDs that you have “burned” yourself)
can generally also be played. Due to the var-
ying quality of CDs, Blaupunkt cannot guar-
antee that this will work properly. If problems
occur with your own burned CDs, you should
try another brand of CD blank or choose an-
other blank colour. Best results are achieved
with CD blanks that provide 74 minutes of
playing time.
Rewritable CDs (CD-RW) generally cannot
be played!
There is a risk of damaging the CD
drive!
Neither CD singles with a diameter of 8
cm nor non-circular “shape” CDs may be
used.
No responsibility can be accepted for dam-
age to the CD drive through the use of un-
suitable CDs.
CD OPERATION