Braun CC4 - Timer Operation

Setting sensitivity
Low bass playback
Linear playback
Subsonic filter
Timer operation
If volume varies when switching between
playback sources (integrated or external),
adjust the sensitivity (on CC4 only) to match
the volumes. The voltage at “tape out” is
unaffected.
Select appropriate audio input during play-
back, e.g. of a record (blinking displays are
underlined):
@ “phono” display: PH and press
@ “memo” PHmemo
Within 3 secs press the audio input button
again to switch to input control:
@ “phono”, display: SENS 0 memo
Adjust input sensitivity from 0 to — 10 dB
with
@ "—volume” or “volume+”
(display: e.g.
SENS —6 memo
until the volume is equal for the two
sources. Store the setting by pressing
@ "memo", display: PH
and check by toggling between the two
sources. If necessary, repeat the adjust-
ment.
Setting the dock
The low bass frequencies can be boosted on
the CC4 (up to +6 dB at 20 Hz). Touch
@ “low bass” (display: L BASS OFF) to
activate the low bass control and adjust
with
@ “bass+” or “bass—”.
Display: e.g. L BASS +4 I.bass.
Linear frequency response on the CC4 is
activated by pressing
@ “ble” (display: EQ OFF oI)
All filters and controls affecting frequency
response are disabled (“loudn.” “20 Hz"
“bass” “trebl”” and “low bass”) and can-
not be adjusted. On repressing
@ “¥14¢”", the display shows EQ ON and the
former status is restored.
To eliminate low frequency noise touch
@ “20 Hz” (display: 20 Hz) to activate a
subsonic filter. Re-pressing cancels the filter.
Now start the clock
Setting the timer
The CC4 has a timer for automatic switch-
on and switch-off for radio broadcasts
orunattended recording. Up to 5 timer pro-
grams can be preprogrammed in a daily or
one-time sequence for up to a month in
advance. The CC4 and a cassette deck con-
nected to audio and control jacks and
switched to timer operation (e.g. C4) are
switched on and off at the preset times.
All program inputs are made from the
remote control unit only. The first step is to
set the timer clock.
Before opening the remote control unit
flap, set the address selector to ,,audio”.
All numbers must be keyed in as two-digit
sequences (with initial zero). Switch on the
CC4 and follow the sequence below (blink-
ing displays are shown underlined).
Switch to clock display by
@ “control”, display: --.-— or CLOCK after
power failure.
Select year input with
@ "balance+” YR.-~
Key in the last two digits of the year (for
example)
@ "3" YR.8—
@"7" YR.87
Select month and day input:
@ “balance+” a
Key in month (for example)
@"0" D——.0—
ei" D--.01
Key in day (for example)
@ “0” D-~.01
@ “38” D08.01
Select input for hours and minutes:
@ “balance+” T----
Key in hours and minutes (for example 9.15)
@ "0" 103s
@ "9" T09.——
e"1" T09.7-
e's” T09.15
(possibly using time signal to select exact
minute)
@ “balance+” 09.15 (display for 3 secs)
During setting you can use ,,balance-" to
return to the previous level of setting or
finish setting with ,,control”.
To check the clock setting, press ,,control”
and use ,,balance+” to select the individual
levels.
in normal playback you can use ,,control” at
any time to display the time for 3 secs.
The clock must be running correctly before
the timer is set. Switch on the CC4 and key
in the timer programme number, date, start
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