Califone Portable Multimedia Player Music Maker User Manual

Infrared Music MakerPlus  
Multimedia Player/Recorder  
2395IR Infrared Music Maker™ Plus  
2395IRPLC-6 Six-Person Learning Center (shown above)  
Owner’s Manual  
califone.com  
 
Initial Setup  
AC Line Operation  
1. The power cord is located at the rear of the unit. Release the cord retainer tab and uncoil the cord.  
2. Plug the cord into a standard 120 volt 50-60 Hz AC outlet. Be sure the plug blades are fully inserted.  
THE UNIT IS ON WHEN PLUGGED IN.  
Battery Operation  
1. The battery compartment is located at the rear of the unit. Push the lever at the center of the door toward the rear  
of the unit and then lift the door free.  
2. Eight “Dor UM-1 size batteries are required. When installing the batteries refer to the orientation diagram shown  
inside the battery compartment. Place the batteries on top of the nylon ribbon. This helps to “popold batteries out  
when you need to replace them.  
3. Replace the battery cover.  
IMPORTANT:  
Remove all batteries from your cassette unit if it will not be used for an extended period of time.  
DO NOT LEAVE DISCHARGED BATTERIES IN THE BATTERY COMPARTMENT. DAMAGE TO THE UNIT DUE TO BATTERY  
CORROSION IS NOT COVERED UNDER WARRANTY.  
NOTE:  
Califone cassette recorders are designed for use only with 60-minute Type 1 Normal Bias recording tape.  
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Front View  
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Rear View  
HEADPHONE  
MIC  
REMOTE  
EXT.SPK.  
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L
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BEAT CUT  
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Top View Detail  
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32  
1
BALANCE  
PHONES  
ON  
19  
47  
14  
OFF  
9
A
U
POWER  
10  
11  
12  
8
20  
21  
23  
50  
7
16  
TO  
REBL  
22  
15  
17  
TAPE  
4
AM/FM  
CD  
RANDOM  
PLAY PROGRAM  
TIME  
6
24  
5
25  
1.  
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3.  
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5.  
6.  
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8.  
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12.  
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23.  
Power On  
24.  
25.  
26.  
27.  
28.  
29.  
30.  
31.  
32.  
33.  
34 & 35.  
36.  
37.  
38 & 39.  
40 & 41.  
42 & 43.  
44 & 45.  
46.  
Random  
Play Time  
Power/Standby Switch  
LCD Display  
Tape  
AM/FM  
CD  
Volume Down  
Volume Up  
Treble Up  
Treble Down  
Bass Up  
Bass Down  
Telescoping Antenna  
Tuner Up  
Tuner Down  
Preset  
3.5 mm Headphone Jack  
1/4” Headphone Jack  
External Speaker Jacks  
Microphone Jack  
Mic. Remote On/Off Jack  
Remote Sensor  
Balance Control  
Carrying Handle  
Stop/Eject  
Tape Cassette A  
Tape Cassette B  
Play  
Pause  
Rewind  
Fast Forward  
Tape Counter  
Stereo/Mono - FM Mode Only  
Infrared Transmitter (2)  
IR Headphone/Speaker Switch  
34B-IR Headphone  
(purchased separately)  
Program  
CD Door  
Play/Pause  
Skip Forward  
Skip Backward  
Stop  
47.  
48.  
49.  
50.  
Repeat  
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Getting Started  
When the ‘Powerbutton (1) is depressed the LED (2) to the left of the LCD display (3) will be red for standby mode. Pushing the LED  
will cause the LED to be green indicating the unit is fully powered up.  
• Depressing the ‘Tape(4) button will cause the LCD display to show ‘Tape.  
• Depressing the ‘AM/FM(5) button will cause the LCD display to show ‘AMor ‘FM.  
• Depressing the ‘CD(6) button will cause the LCD display to show ‘Disc.  
Digital Volume Control  
• PressVOL q(7) to reduce orVOL p(8) to increase the volume.Tthe level will be shown in the LCD panel.  
Minimum volume will show00and maximum volume is ‘40on the LCD display.  
Electronic Volume Control Display  
VOLUME  
VOL 04  
Treble and Bass Controls  
‘TREBLE p (9) and ‘TREBLE q (10) can be used to adjust the Treble up and down respectively, while ‘BASS p (11) and ‘BASS q(12)  
can be used to adjust the Bass up and down respectively. Both Treble and Bass can be adjusted in the range of +5 to –5.  
TREBLE  
BASS  
BA-1  
TRE+2  
EQ Control  
Press ‘EQ’ (9) to select the equalizer as sequence.  
Radio Function  
• Press ‘AM/FM(5) to select the desired reception band. Extend the telescoping antenna (13) for FM. There is a built-in antenna  
for AM reception. For FM stereo reception the ‘stereowill show on the LCD display.  
AM BAND SELECTION  
AM  
570  
KHz  
• Press the ‘TUNER p (14) or ‘TUNER q (15) button repeatedly until the desired station shows on the LCD display.  
• To automatically scan through the frequency bands, hold the ‘TUNER’ button down until you see the speed of the LCD  
display increase. Scanning will stop when a strong signal is detected.  
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Radio Function continued  
Programming Stations  
Twenty FM stations and Twelve AM stations can be saved in memory with the ‘PRESET(16) function.  
• To save a station into memory, first select a station and then press thePROGRAM(17) button to see_ _appear on the LCD display.  
Memory Display  
CH  
FM  
89.90  
MHz  
_ _  
• Press ‘PRESETkey to choose the desired channel (e.g. channel 1) then press ‘PROGRAMagain to save.  
Memory Display  
CH  
FM  
89.90  
MHz  
1
• Select another station and press ‘PROGRAMagain, then press ‘PRESETto select channel 2. Press ‘PROGRAMagain to save.  
To access preset stations simply press the ‘PRESETbutton until the desired channel is found.  
AM/FM Radio Operation  
The 2395IR features an AM/FM PLL (phase locked loop) stereo radio and telescopic antenna for local AM and FM stereo reception.  
To operate the radio:  
1. Plug the unit in.  
2. Set the FUNCTION selector to Radio.  
3. Extend the telescope antenna.  
4. Select AM, FM or FM Stereo reception band.  
5. Use the Tuning buttons to select the desired station.  
6. Adjust antenna for best reception.  
Note: When tuning FM stereo stations the FM indicator will light when an FM stereo station is tuned in  
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CD Function  
The CD player will accept both 12 cm and 8 cm discs and will read CD, CD-R and CD-RW formats.  
• Before opening the CD door (18) the LCD will show dashed lines. Open the CD door and the LCD display will show ‘Open.  
Insert a CD, close the door and the LCD will display the number of tracks and total play time of the disc.  
READING TOC  
AFTER READING TOC  
TRACK  
45:06 1 1  
———— — —  
• Press the ‘PLAY/PAUSE button(19) to play the CD and the LCD display will flash while reading the disc.  
Then it will show track 1 and the elapsed playing time.  
SEARCHING TRACK 1  
PLAYING TRACK 1  
TRACK  
TRACK  
-- : -- 1 1  
0 : 01 1  
• To Pause press the ‘PLAY/PAUSEbutton (19) while the disc is playing, the playing time will flash. Pressing the ‘PLAY/PAUSE’  
button again will start the disc again from where it paused.  
• To select a track to play, press the ‘SKIP FORWARD| (20) or ‘SKIP BACKWARD| (21) button either from ‘Stopor ‘Pause.  
Each press will change the track number by one.  
• If the CD is playing, pushing and holding the ‘SKIP| button will advance through the current track until it is over, then  
proceed to advance through the next track as long as the button is held down. Conversely, pushing and holding the  
‘SKIP’ | button will scan in the reverse direction through the track currently playing and continue through previous  
tracks as long as the button is held down.  
• To stop playing the disc, press the ‘STOPbutton (22).  
Repeat Playing  
• To repeat one track, press the ‘REPEATbutton (23) one time either while playing or in pause.  
ONE TRACK REPEAT (FLASHING)  
TRACK  
REPEAT4 : 05 5  
• To replay all tracks, press the ‘REPEATbutton a second time either while playing or in pause.  
• A third press of the ‘REPEATbutton will cancel the repeat command.  
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CD Function continued  
Memory Programming  
Up to 16 tracks can be programmed.  
With the CD stopped press the ‘PROGRAMbutton one time. Select a track to play by pushing the ‘Skip  
Forward| or ‘Skip Back’ | button. Push the ‘PROGRAMbutton again to enter another track to save in memory.  
When finished, press the ‘PLAY/PAUSEbutton to start the program. Pressing ‘STOPat any time exits the Program function.  
Note: When the CD door is opened all programming is cleared.  
PROGRAM INPUT COMPLETE  
PROGRAM INPUT MODE  
CHOOSE TRACK 4  
MEMORY  
TRACK  
MEMORY  
TRACK  
Pr:01 _ _  
MEMORPY r:01 T0RA4CK  
Pr:02 _ _  
Random Play Function  
Pressing the ‘RANDOMbutton (24) during CD play or stop condition will engage random play. Pressing again will cancel  
the function. Note: If the CD has memory programmed, the random function cannot operate until the program is cleared.  
Play Time Mode  
Pressing the ‘PLAY TIMEbutton (25) changes the time format on the LCD from elapsed time of each track to the total  
time remaining on the CD.  
Compact Disc Player Operation  
The 2395IR Programmable Compact Disc Player plays both 12cm and 8cm CDs, CD-R, CD-RW without requiring an adapter.  
Up to 20 tracks can be programmed for play.  
Loading a Compact Disc  
1. Lift to open the CD door and see “OPENon the LCD display.  
2. Place a CD in compartment with label side up.  
3. Press the CD door down to close.  
Compact Disc Play  
3. The LCD will show the number of tracks and playing time.  
4. Press the PLAY/PAUSE button.  
To play a loaded CD:  
1. Turn power ON.  
The CD Display will show the current track and playing time.  
2. Set the FUNCTION Selector to CD.  
To pause while playing CD  
Press the PLAY/PAUSE button again. The pause indicator “IIwill appear on the display. Press PLAY/PAUSE again to resume play.  
To stop playing CD  
Press the STOP button. The Display shows, “—.  
Note: When you press PLAY again the Player will return to the first song. The Display will show “00and then “01.  
To skip forward or backward from track to track during playback  
Press the (SKIP |) button once and the next track will be displayed and begin playing. Press repeatedly to move  
forward to the desired track.  
Press the (SKIP |) button once to return to the beginning of the current track. Press repeatedly to skip back to earlier tracks.  
Playback resumes from the selected track.  
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CD Function continued  
To search forward or backward to a particular point on a track during playback  
Press and hold the (SKIP|) or (SKIP |) buttons to search forward or backward through the current track.  
Playback resumes at the point you release the button.  
Program Playback  
Up to 20 tracks can be programmed for playback. To program a song sequence:  
1. Press STOP first if the CD is playing.  
2. Press the PROGRAM button. The CD display will show P:01  
3. Press the (SKIP>>) and or (SKIP<<) buttons to select the first track to program.  
4. Once the desired track is reached, press the PROGRAM button to enter the track number into memory.  
5. Repeat steps 3 & 4 to program additional tracks.  
6. Press the PLAY/PAUSE button to start programmed playback.  
Note: The program will be erased when you press the CD PROGRAM button.  
Repeat CD Selections  
Repeat one or all programmed selections using the CD REPEAT button. Push the button once to replay any single selection. Push the  
button twice to replay all programmed selections (in programmed order). Push  
the button three times to clear the REPEAT function. “REPEAT ONEor “REPEAT ALLwill appear on the CD PROGRAM DISPLAY when the  
CD REPEAT button is pushed.  
Cassette Function  
Dual Cassette Operation  
The 2395IR features a cassette for playback and recording from radio, CD, cassette and microphone. The dual cassette decks  
offer playback, continuous playback (Deck B to Deck A) and recording from tape, radio, microphone or CD on Deck A only.  
Loading a Tape  
To load a cassette tape, press the STOP/EJECT button (34) on Tape A or (35) on Tape B to open the cassette door. Insert tape with  
playing side label facing you. Close the cassette door to lock the tape in position. Note: While Deck A is in playback mode, Deck B  
must be stopped and not in PLAY or PAUSE mode for Deck A to playback.  
Tape Playback  
To play a loaded cassette tape:  
1. Set FUNCTION button to TAPE  
2. Press PLAY Deck A or B (38) (39)  
3. Adjust VOLUME (7) (8)  
4. Adjust TREBLE and BASS controls (9) (10) (11) (12)  
To Stop Playback  
Press the STOP/EJECT key (34) (35).  
To Pause Playback  
Press the PAUSE key (40) (41) all the way down to lock. To resume play, press the PAUSE key again, and release.  
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Cassette Function continued  
To Fast Wind/Rewind  
Press the REWIND (42) (43) or FAST-FORWARD (44) (45) key. Press the STOP/EJECT key to stop winding at the desired position.  
During fast winding, regular play, or recording, the tape will stop automatically when its end is reached.  
Continuous Play from one cassette deck to the other cassette deck  
1. Set the FUNCTION selector to TAPE.  
2. Load prerecorded cassettes into Deck A and Deck B.  
3. Press the PLAY button on Deck B.  
4. Press the PAUSE and PLAY buttons on Deck A.  
5. Adjust the Volume and Tone controls.  
6. When the tape in Deck B reaches its end, it will automatically stop and the tape in Deck A will begin playing automatically.  
To Record from Microphone, Tape, Radio or CD  
This unit has an ALC (Automatic Level Control) circuit and no further adjustment of the Volume control is  
necessary while recording. Set the FUNCTION Selector to:  
• TAPE (4) to record from microphone. Plug mic into jack (29) or (30)  
• AM/FM (5) to record from radio  
• CD (6) to record from CD  
1. Insert a blank tape into cassette Deck A.  
2. Press the PAUSE button then the RECORD button on Deck A to prepare for recording. As the RECORD button is pressed  
the PLAY button will follow.  
3. Press PAUSE again to start recording.  
Recording from Tape B to Tape A  
1. Insert a blank tape into cassette Deck A, and the source or prerecorded tape into Deck B.  
2. Press the PAUSE button then the RECORD button on Deck A to prepare for recording. As the RECORD key is  
pressed the PLAY button will follow.  
3. Press the PLAY button on Deck B, the PAUSE button on Deck A will release automatically and recording will begin.  
Note: Every new cassette tape has erase prevention tabs. Commercially prerecorded tapes  
have the tabs removed to prevent recording over the original material or accidental erasure.  
Cover the openings with adhesive tape if you wish to record over such cassette tape.  
To Stop Recording  
Press the STOP/EJECT button on Deck B or press the PAUSE key on Deck A to momentarily stop recording.  
Cueing with the Tape A Counter (46)  
Rewind the tape to the beginning. Press the RESET button to reset the counter to (000). Use the Tape A Counter Display to  
note precise points on an audio tape during playback and to cue the tape to those precise points using the Fast-Forward/Cue  
or Rewind/Review buttons.  
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Headphone Listening  
Listening with Wired Headphones  
Two headphone jacks are located on the Music Maker™ - a single 3.5 mm jack (26) on the top and one 1/4phone jack (27)  
on the rear of the cabinet. A jackbox can be plugged into either for multiple listeners.  
Califone recommends using antimicrobial headphones for group listening situatiuons.  
3068-AM  
2924AVP-AM  
Listening with Wireless Headphones  
The Infrared Music Maker™ provides for an unlimited number of 34B-IR infrared headphone  
listeners within its 15wireless transmission range. Six of these headphones come with the  
6-person Wireless Listening Center (2395IRPLC-6) or can be purchased separately for use  
with the 2395IR.  
Infrared audio is line-of-sight transmission. There must be an unobstructed view from the  
headphone to the Music Maker in order for reception to be heard. Audio signals are sent  
through the air by an FM (frequency modulation) carrier. Since the transmission is from a light  
source (LED, light emitting diodes) the system will not work in bright sunlight.  
Suggestion: Best reception for all infrared headphones is when listeners form a maximum  
10-15semi-circle in front of the Music Maker™.  
34B-IR  
To transmit audio from radio, CD or tape simply switch (49) to infrared headphone and  
transmission begins from the red IR domes (48). Both domes must remain uncovered in order to transmit.  
Audio from speakers or to headphones  
Audio will project from either the speakers OR to the wireless headphones - not to both at the same time.  
Note: The internal speakers and headphone jacks are disconnected in IR mode. Only Califone 34B-IR infrared headphones  
must be used to receive the audio (purchased separately).  
Note: There is no limit on the number of headphones that can be used as long as there is nothing blocking  
the transmission from the 2395IR.  
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Other Features and Functions  
Extension Speaker Jacks  
Stereo extension speakers may be plugged into the 1/4L (left) and R (right) speaker jacks (28) on the rear of the cabinet.  
NOTE: WHEN EXTENSION SPEAKERS ARE PLUGGED IN THE INTERNAL SPEAKERS ARE DISABLED  
Microphone Jack  
To record using a dynamic microphone, plug into the 3.5 mm jack (29) on the rear of the cabinet. Another jack, 2.5 mm (30) is provided  
for use with Califone model 4805AV microphone with remote Start/Stop.  
RC-2300 Remote Control  
• The RC 2300 provides most functions available on the Music Maker™ controls. It does not, however, function with tape operations.  
INTRO : One feature added to the remote is the Intro function. While in the CD mode press the ‘PLAYbutton, then press the  
‘INTRObutton. This will give a preview of each track for 10 seconds. Press the INTRO button again to resume normal play. If  
the INTRO button is not pushed a second time, the preview will continue through the last track. Pushing PLAY, PAUSE or STOP  
will not disengage the Intro function.  
MUTE : Mute is another feature added to the remote. It works with tape, AM/FM and CD functions.  
10+ : This button allows you to jump forward a number of tracks rather than use the scan forward feature. From stop, pause  
or play, pushing the 10+ button once will show a 1 and a flashing – (dash) see 1-. To jump to track 15 enter 5. To go to track  
23 from track 6 press 10+ twice and see 2-. Enter 3 and jump to track 23.  
Other Notes  
- The ‘SCAN/SKIPbuttons are the same as the Tuner p, ‘Skip forward|and Tuner q, Skip back |buttons on the boombox.  
- The ‘REPEATbutton is the same as the ‘PRESET/REPEATbutton on the boombox.  
- The ‘TIMEbutton is the same as the ‘PLAY TIMEbutton on the boombox.  
Care and Maintenance  
Care and Handling of Compact Discs  
1. Handle the disc by its edges or center hole. To keep the disc clean, avoid touching the data surface.  
2. Data is embedded directly beneath the label, protected only by a thin lacquer layer and is more vulnerable to damage than  
the bottom. A scratch that penetrates the label will certainly destroy data, whereas a scratch on the bottom can often be  
overlooked or corrected by the laser pickup.  
3. Do not write on the label surface. A ballpoint will damage data; marking pens have solvents that may penetrate the top layer.  
4. Do not stick paper or tape on the label surface; this probably won’t hurt the disc but might jam the disc drive.  
5. Do not expose a disc to high temperature or humidity for an extended period of time. The disc material will soften at around 200  
degrees Fahrenheit. Allow the disc to reach room temperature before playing if it has been subjected to extreme cold.  
6. Preventive cleaning is unnecessary and potentially harmful. Clean only when required.  
7. Clean a disc with a soft moistened cloth. Pat dry. Wipe the disc from the center out like spokes of a wheel. Never wipe across  
a disc as you would an LP record.  
8. Never use solvents, commercial cleaners or sprays designed for LP’s. Plain lukewarm water is recommended.  
9. Keep discs protected at all times.  
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Care and Maintenance continued  
Cassette Maintenance & Service Cleaning  
The heads, capstan and pinch roller should be cleaned from time to time to prevent buildup of tape oxide,  
which degrades performance.  
1. Remove cassette tape before cleaning.  
2. Clean the head of all visible, reddish-brown oxide with a cotton-tipped swab moistened with a methyl alcohol  
or any solution specifically manufactured for this purpose.  
Caution: DO NOT scrape the head surface with hard, sharp or abrasive objects. This will permanently damage the heads.  
3. Clean the pinch roller by scrubbing the surface of the roller with the moistened swab. Rotate the roller by hand  
until the entire surface is clean.  
4. Clean external case surfaces with a moist, soft cloth. Use only a mild detergent water solution.  
Tape Head Demagnetization  
It is recommended that the tape heads be demagnetized from time to time. This eliminates residual magnetism  
which degrades sound reproduction and the recording function.  
1. After cleaning the heads and capstan, place the demagnetizer several feet away from the cassette unit and  
plug it into an AC outlet.  
2. Follow the manufacturer’s operating instructions supplied with the demagnetizer.  
Specifications  
Transmission Frequency  
IR Transmission Range  
Output Power  
2.3 MHz  
15 feet @ 360 degrees  
6W  
Radio Frequency Range  
AM 525-1710KHZ  
FM 88 – 108 MHz  
Cassette Frequency Response 80Hz – 12000Hz  
CD Frequency Response  
Power Supply  
20Hz-20000Hz  
AC 110V – 60Hz, 8”D(UM-1) Cells  
16 1/4”W x 6 1/4”H x 9 1/4”D  
7 lbs.  
Dimensions (WxHxD)  
Weight  
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Troubleshooting  
PROBLEMS  
ITEMS TO CHECK  
General  
The unit does not operate.  
Is the AC power cord unplugged?  
Are the batteries fully charged?  
Cassette  
Cassette cannot be loaded.  
Is cassette being loaded properly?  
Is the PLAY key depressed?  
The tape does not move.  
Is the PAUSE key depressed?  
The tape gets caught in the tape  
transport mechanism.  
Is the pinch roller or capstan dirty?  
Is there excessive slack in the tape?  
Tape speed is slow.  
Is the tape too old or the quality bad?  
Is there excessive slack in the tape?  
Are the tape heads dirty?  
Tape running is unstable.  
There is excessive noise, the sound  
quivers or there are breaks in the sound.  
Recording  
The RECORD key cannot be depressed.  
Is a cassette loaded?  
Is the cassette’s erasure  
prevention tab broken off?  
Are the heads dirty?  
Is the erasure head dirty?  
Is the tape type other than type 1 normal bias?  
Recording cannot be done.  
The previous recording cannot be erased.  
No sound output.  
Is the master volume turned up?  
CD  
CD play does not begin.  
Is the AC power cord unplugged or loose?  
Is the CD upside down?  
Is the CD or lens excessively dirty?  
Is the disc holder closed properly?  
Is the PAUSE mode on?  
Is the FUNCTION switch on CD mode?  
Is there condensation inside the unit? If so, let stand  
for 1-2 hours until dry.  
Is the lens or CD excessively dirty?  
Is the unit subjected to excessive vibration?  
Are there any bad scratches on the CD?  
Is CD loaded upside down?  
The CD produces no sound  
The CD sound jumps.  
CD stops immediately.  
Is CD not set properly in tray?  
Is CD excessively dirty?  
Press STOP and PLAY/PAUSE again, repeat if necessary.  
CD takes too long to start  
AM/FM Radio  
No sound or signal  
Is FUNCTION Selector set to Radio?  
Is Band Selector set properly?  
Signal is unclear.  
Is telescoping antenna fully extended and properly  
positioned for best reception?  
FM Stereo reception is unclear.  
Tune Radio so FM Stereo LED is lit. Adjust antenna if necessary.  
IR Headphone  
No infrared transmission  
Check IR switch on rear of boombox;  
check Power Switch and batteries in the 34IR headphone.  
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CAUTION  
RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK - DO NOT OPEN  
!
CAUTION: TO REDUCE THE RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK,  
DO NOT REMOVE COVER OR BACK. NO USER SERVICEABLE PARTS INSIDE.  
REFER SERVICING TO QUALIFIED PERSONNEL.  
The exclamation point within a  
triangle is intended to tell the user  
that important operating and servicing  
instructions are in the papers with  
the appliance.  
The lightening flash with arrowhead  
within a triangle is intended to tell the  
user that parts inside the product are a  
risk of electric shock to persons.  
!
This product is not designed to  
function normally in strong electro-  
magnetic fields. Consequently, the  
audio quality may degrade while the  
Ce produit n’est pas conçu pour  
un fonctionnement dans de forts  
champs électromagnétiques. Par  
WARNING:  
TO REDUCE THE RISK OF  
FIRE OR ELECTRIC SHOCK, SO  
NOT EXPOSE THIS APPLIANCE  
TO RAIN OR MOISTURE.  
conséquent, la qualité sonore peut  
diminuer si ce produit est exposé à  
un fort champ életromagnétique. La qualité sonore  
redeviendra normale après affaib-lissement du  
champ électromagnétique.  
product is exposed to strong electromagnetic fields.  
Normal audio quality operation will be recovered  
when the strong electromagnetic field is no  
longer present.  
IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS  
POWER CORD PROTECTION - POWER SUPPLY CORDS  
ATTENTION: ALL SAFETY AND OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS  
SHOULD BE READ BEFORE OPERATING APPLIANCE. ALL  
OPERATING AND USE INSTRUCTIONS SHOULD BE FOLLOWED  
WHEN OPERATING THE APPLIANCE. HEED AND ADHERE  
TO ALL WARNINGS ON THE APPLIANCE AND IN THE OPERATING  
INSTRUCTIONS. RETAIN ALL SAFETY AND OPERATING  
INSTRUCTIONS FOR FUTURE REFERENCE.  
SHOULD BE ROUTED SO THAT THEY ARE NOT LIKELY TO BE  
WALKED ON OR PINCHED BY ITEMS PLACED UPON OR AGAINST  
THEM, PAYING PARTICULAR ATTENTION TO CORDS AT PLUGS,  
CONVENIENCE RECEPTACLES, AND THE POINT WHERE THEY  
EXIT FROM THE APPLIANCE.  
CLEANING - THE APPLIANCE SHOULD BE CLEANED ONLY AS  
RECOMMENDED BY THE MANUFACTURER.  
WATER & MOISTURE - DO NOT USE THE APPLIANCE NEAR  
WATER; IE. BATHTUB, WASHBOWL, KITCHEN SINK, LAUNDRY  
TUB, WET BASEMENT OR SWIMMING POOL.  
NON USE PERIODS - UNPLUG THE APPLIANCE POWER CORD  
FROM THE OUTLET WHEN LEFT UNUSED FOR A LONG PERIOD  
OF TIME.  
VENTILATION - DO NOT SITUATE THE APPLIANCE SO THAT  
ITS LOCATION OR POSITION INTERFERES WITH ITS PROPER  
VENTILATION. FOR EXAMPLE, THE APPLIANCE SHOULD NOT  
BE SITUATED ON A BED, SOFA, RUG OR SIMILAR SURFACE THAT  
MAY BLOCK THE VENTILATION OPENINGS. THE  
OBJECT & LIQUID ENTRY - CARE SHOULD BE TAKEN SO THAT  
OBJECTS DO NOT FALL AND LIQUIDS ARE NOT SPILLED INTO  
THE ENCLOSURE THROUGH OPENINGS.  
APPLIANCE SHOULD NOT BE PLACED IN A BUILT-IN  
INSTALLATION, SUCH AS A BOOKCASE OR CABINET, THAT  
MAY IMPEDE THE FLOW OF AIR THROUGH THE VENTILATION  
OPENINGS.  
DAMAGE REQUIRING SERVICE - THE APPLIANCE SHOULD BE  
SERVICED BY QUALIFIED SERVICE PERSONNEL WHEN: (A) THE  
POWER SUPPLY CORD OR THE PLUG HAS BEEN DAMAGED (B)  
OBJECTS HAVE FALLEN OR LIQUID HAS BEEN SPILLED INTO THE  
APPLIANCE (C) THE APPLIANCE HAS BEEN EXPOSED TO RAIN (D)  
THE APPLIANCE DOES NOT APPEAR TO BE OPERATING NORMALLY  
OR EXHIBITS A MARKED CHANGE IN PERFORMANCE (E) THE  
APPLIANCE HAS BEEN DROPPED OR THE ENCLOSURE DAMAGED.  
HEAT - SITUATE THE APPLIANCE AWAY FROM HEAT SOURCES  
SUCH AS RADIATORS, HEAT REGISTERS, STOVES OR OTHER  
APPLIANCES (INCLUDING AMPLIFIERS) THAT PRODUCE HEAT.  
POWER SOURCES - CONNECT THE APPLIANCE ONLY TO  
A POWER SUPPLY TYPE DESCRIBED IN THE OPERATING  
INSTRUCTIONS OR MARKED ON THE APPLIANCE.  
SERVICING - THE USER SHOULD NOT ATTEMPT TO SERVICE  
THE APPLIANCE BEYOND THAT DESCRIBED IN THE OPERATING  
INSTRUCTIONS. ALL OTHER SERVICING REFER TO A QUALIFIED  
SERVICE PERSONNEL.  
GROUNDING OR POLARIZATION - PRECAUTIONS SHOULD BE  
TAKEN SO THAT THE GROUNDING OR POLARIZATION MEANS OF  
THE APPLIANCE ARE NOT DEFEATED.  
Califone® International Inc. • 1145 Arroyo Avenue, # A • San Fernando, CA 91340 USA  
Toll Free 800.722.0500 | Toll Free Fax 877.402.2248  
International Customers call 818.407.2400 or Fax 818.407.2405 califone.com  
 

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