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TOM @ GABANTIA PABA N/EXICO p5gina 1 53 el6ctrico No abrir, riesgo de @ Deutsch Verilique que el voltaie de A sea el requerido pata su aparato Para evitar el riesgo de choque el6ctrico, no quite la tapa. En caso de requerir servicio, diriiase al personal calificado. @ Nederlands t0M @ Espafiol @ ltaliano Pagina 89 @ Dansk @ Svenska @ Suomi Sivu 138 @ rrurRoDucTroN Dear customer! Fitting a mains plug (only for U.K.) Congratulations on purchasing this DCC 300 We have made This apparatus is fitted with an approved moulded 13 Amp use of our longstanding experience and have not spared the plug use of up-to-date technology, and thus succeeded in To change a f use ln this type of plug proceed as follows: developing the DCC 300. Bemove fuse cover and fuse. Fix new fuse which should be a BS1362 3 AN/lP, ln 1963, PHILIPS launched the music cassette, which quickly A S T.A or BSI approved type. conquered the world. ln 1991 , 2,6 thousand millions of cassettes . Refit the f use cover. and 180 millions of cassette recorders have been sold lf the fitted plug is not suitable for your socket outlets, worldwide it should be cut off and an appropriate plug fitted in its place. lf the mains plug contains a fuse, this should have a value In the eighties, a new Audio system was invented - the CD of 3 A lf a plug without a fuse is used, the fuse at the The CD (Compact Disc) revealed to you the new dimension of distribution board should not be greater than 5 A. digital sounds and added to the pleasures of Audio Digital recordings permit on CD a high contrast in loud as well Note: as in quiet passages with perfect channel separation lt is less The severed plug must be destroyed to avoid a possible sensitive to dirt and destruction, as the CD player is equipped shock hazard should it be inserted into a 13 A socket with an error correction. elsewhere Philips has now f urther developed the music cassette - and the How to connect a plug result is the DCC. The wires in the mains lead are coloured with the following DCC (Digital Compact Cassette) f gap ills the large between the code: music cassette and the compact disc. DCC is capable of being blue = neutral (N), brown = live (L) recorded on and played back just like the music cassette. The As these colours may not correspond with the colour quality and the capacity is that of a CD. An additional advantage markings identifying the terminals in your plug, proceed as is that you play 'normal' can also the music cassette follows: . Connect the blue wire to the terminal marked N or Please read the operating instructions caref ully, be to able to coloured black enjoy the troublef ree operation of the DCC 300 for a long time o Connect the brown wire to the terminal marked L or coloured red . Do not connect either wire to the earth terminal in the plug, marked E (or 1) or coloured green (or green and yellow) Before replacing the plug cover, make certain that the cord grip is clamped over the sheath of the lead - not simply over the two wires Copyright: Becording is permissible insofar as copyright or other rights of third parties are not infringed Only for U.K.: Recording an playback of material may require consent. See Copyright Act 1956 and The Performer's Protection Acts '1 958 to 1972. This product complies with the radio interference requirements of the European Community CONTENTS Chapter Page I NSTALLATION AND CONNECTIONS 6 TABLE OF CONTROLS 7 CASSETTE I POWER ON/OFF and OPEN/CLOSE o PLAYBACK 10 SEARCH 10 PLAYBACK ADVANCED 11 RECORD 12 '13 RECOBD ADVANCED TEXT/TIME/RESET 14 '15 MARKEBS RENUMBER '16 REMOTE CONTROL 1l GENERAL INFORN/ATION 17 TECHNICAL DATA 18 TROUBLESHOOTING 19 J @ IIUSTALLATION AND CONNECTIONS 34 Rear pane!: o Connect the units using the supplied cables as follows: 1 MAINS Be sure to connect the unit to the ANALOG lN - lnsert the red plug to the R socket and the correct mains voltage via the other plug to the L socket of your'DCC 300'. Insert the two supplied mains cable other plugs to the corresponding sockets of the DCC output of your amplif ier. You can also use the TAPE or AUX 2 VOLTAGE SELECTOR Select the mains voltage outputs of your amplif ier. corresponding to the local mains voltage (220-240 V, 1 1 0-120 V) ANALOG OUT - Insert the red plug to the R socket and the other plug to the L socket of your'DCC 300' Insert the two 3 ANALOG IN lnput sockets (left/right) for an other plugs to the corresponding sockets of the DCC input analog audio signal, of your amplifier. You can also use the TAPE, CD, AUX or TUNER inputs of your amplif ier ANALOG OUT Output sockets (left/right) of an analog audio signal DIGITAL lN - lnsert one plug of the cinch lead to the input socket of your 'DCC 300' and the other plug to the 4 DIGITAL IN lnput socket for a digital audio corresponding digital output socket of e g CD and DAT. signal DIGITAL OUT - This output supplies a digital signal via an DIGITAL OUT Output socket of a digital audio electrical path; for this reason it can only be connected to signal a product with a digital input e.g. amplif ier, DCC or DAT Installation: Use a cinch lead (not supplied) with one cinch plug on either end WARNING . Select the local mains voltage at the 'DCC Do not connect the set to the mains until all other rear of the 300'. connections have been made and the mains voltage o Connect the smaller plug of the supplied has been checked. mains cable to the MAINS socket of the 'DCC 300' and the mains plug to the wall outlet. The type plate is located on the rear of the unit . You can now start the operation Enloy yourself I o Do not place the'DCC 300' in humid, too warm or hot areas (e.g on top of the amplif ier), near magnetic fields (e g TV) A few recommendations: or in dusty rooms, as this will reduce the life of the unit o lf the unit is not used for some time, switch the unit off and o When positioning the unit, put the 'DCC 300' on the pull the mains plug By doing you protect bottom of the stack out this, will it from lightning damage . Keep a f ree space of a few centimeters around the unit and . When you pull the mains plug out, do not take by do not cover any vents. it the cable, but by the connector shell . After you have positioned the unit correctly, it has to adapt . When you have pulled the mains plug out, do not touch the to the new ambient temperature Leave the 'DCC 3OO'for two contact pins, as the'DCC 300' needs a few seconds about 30 minutes, to allow possible condensation water to to discharge evaporate Failure to f ollow these instructions may cause damage to the electronics! 6 TABLE OF CONTROLS 3 4 5 6 .T7 I 9 {*l N*,**, 12 11 10 Front panel: 11 APPEND To search a f ree position for recording. The unit searches a free position 1 POWER ON/OFF To switch the unit on and off . on the cassette, provided you have always been using the 2 SIDE A-B To select side A or side B of function APPEND for recording. th'e tape. When this free position is found, you can start recording, 3 OPEN/CLOSE To open and close the cassette compartment, BECORD To record from your chosen audio source 4 DISPLAY To show various information at the display panel 12 RECORD BALANCE To adjust the balance during record ing, 5 RESET To reset the tape counter to tnnnnt !!Ll! 13 REWIND To wind the tape backward. TIME To call the time information. PREVIOUS To rewind the tape to the beginning of the current music TEXT To call text information track 6 RECORD LEVEL To adjust the record level STOP To stop the tape 7 DOLBY B/C NR To select the DOLBY NR PLAY To start playback f unctions NEXT To wind the tape to the next DIGITAL ANALOGUE To select the type of the music track. recording input WIND To wind the tape forward RENUMBEF To correct the sequence of tracknumbers 14 BEPEAT To repeat the current track and to repeat the entire cassette. 8 WRITE N/ABK To write various markers N/ARK ERASE To erase various markers 9 RECORD MUTE To record 'digital silence'.
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