Philips AW6005A/93 Operation Manual [zh]

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AW6005A
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目录
1 注意事项 2
安全 2 注意 2
2 您的飞利浦智能无线音箱 3
产品简介 3 包装盒内物品 3 音箱概述 4
3 使用入门 5
连接电源 5 开启 5 安装阿里小智APP 5 配网操作 6
4 播放 7
播放来自阿里智能云的音频 7 播放蓝牙设备的音频 8 播放外部设备的音频 9
5 语音识别 10
6 其它功能 11
调节音量 11 系统更新 11 恢复出厂设置 11
7 产品信息 12
规格 12
8 故障种类和处理方法 13
9 开源软件说明 14
10 最终用户许可协议 33
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1 注意事项

安全
注意
如果用户未经 Gibson Innovations 的明 确许可而擅自对此设备进行更改或修 改,则可能导致其无权操作此设备。
爱护环境
警告
切勿拆下本音箱的外壳。
切勿润滑本音箱的任何部件。
切勿将本音箱放在其他电器设备
上面。
应让本音箱远离阳光直射、明火或
高温。
请确保音箱周围有足够的空间进
行通风。
仅使用制造商指定的附件或配件。
切勿将音箱暴露在漏水或溅水环
境下。
不要将任何危险源放在音箱上
(例如装有液体的物体、点燃的 蜡烛)。
如果用电源适配器作为断开装置,
该断开装置应当保持能方便地操 作。
铭牌(铭牌上的信息包括工作电
压)位于主机底部,使用前请先了 解铭牌上的相关信息。
弃置旧产品
本产品采用可回收利用的高性能材料和 组件制造而成。 弃置产品时,请不要将其与一般生活垃 圾一同丢弃,应将其交给政府指定的回 收中心或回收。这样做有利于环保。
环境信息
已省去所有不必要的包装。我们努力使 包装易于分为三种材料:纸板(盒)、 泡沫塑料(缓冲物)和聚乙烯(袋、保 护性泡沫片)。 您的系统包含可回收利用的材料(如 果由专业公司拆卸)。请遵守当地有 关包装材料、废电池和旧设备的处理 的规定。
商标声明
蓝牙® 字样和徽标均为 Bluetooth SIG, Inc. 所有,Gibson Innovations Limited
对这些字样和徽标的任何使用均属合 法。其他商标与商品名称为其各自拥有 者所有。
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2 您的飞利浦智

包装盒内物品

能无线音箱
感谢您的惠顾,欢迎光临飞利浦!为 了您能充分享受飞利浦提供的支持, 请在 www.philips.com/welcome 上注册您 的产品。

产品简介

飞利浦智能无线音箱是飞利浦与阿
里智能合作的一款基于阿里智能系 统的智能无线音箱,通过 Wi-Fi 接 入互联网,您可以使用此音箱收听 海量的、个性化的、随时更新的音 乐、电台和音频内容。
飞利浦智能无线音箱具有语音识别
功能,当您说出需要的歌曲、专 辑、艺人名称、音频栏目或者广播 电台,音箱将反馈云端搜索结果, 并自动播放搜索结果中匹配度最高 的内容。
飞利浦智能无线音箱具有多个音
源输入,除了 Wi-Fi 云音乐信号源 外,还配备有蓝牙连接和 Aux 连 接,完全满足您各种听音方式。
飞利浦智能无线音箱内有 4G
储,您所喜爱的音乐及收藏的音频 内容都缓存在内,即使在断网情况 下,依然能播放您喜爱的音乐及音 频内容。
检查并识别包装中的物品:
音箱
电源适配器
印刷资料
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音箱概述

a b c
g f e d
a
收藏音乐单曲。
订阅音频栏目。
添加广播电台。
b
在阿里智能模式下,随意切换
c
开始或暂停播放。
-
d
调节音量。
e
短按选择阿里智能或蓝牙模
长按两秒进入蓝牙配对模式。
五个预置频道:音乐电台、音 乐收藏、我的广播、随便听 听、栏目订阅。
/+
式。
hijk
f
进入语音识别模式。
g /
选择上一首或下一首音频/
道。
h SETUP
长按五秒进入配网模式。
i RESET
恢复出厂设置。
j AUX IN
连接外部音频设备。
k DC IN
连接电源。
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3 使用入门

开启
始终依照顺序,遵循本章的说明。

连接电源

存在损坏产品的风险!请确保实际
电源电压与印在本设备底部的电压 相符。
存在触电危险!拔下电源适配器
时,务必先将插头从电源插座中拔 出。切勿拉扯电源线。
连接电源后,屏幕上会显示【启动
中】,随后即可使用本音箱。
切换至待机模式
按住 键两秒可进入待机模式
如果系统闲置十五分钟,音箱将自
动转为待机模式。

安装阿里小智APP

飞利浦智能无线音箱可以单独使用,也 可以通过“阿里小智APP”进行操作。 首次使用请用智能手机下载“阿里小智 APP”并在“阿里小智APP”软件界面 上完成配网和淘宝账户设置。
确保您的智能手机已连接至互联
网。
确保您的智能手机具有条形码阅读
器。如果没有,请从安卓市场或 APP Store下载。
将电源适配器连接至:
音箱背面的 DC IN 插孔。
电源插座。
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安装阿里小智APP至您的智能手机:
用智能手机上的条形码阅读器扫描
音箱底部、外包装或者说明书上的 二维码; 或者
直接在网上搜索“阿里小智APP
并下载到手机。
1 开启阿里小智 APP,登录您的淘宝
账户。
2 按住音箱上的 SETUP 键五秒进入
配网模式
3 APP 上点击【添加新设备】,选
择【根据类型和品牌】查找到【音 响】,然后点击【飞利浦小飞阿里 智能音箱】进入“设备配网向导”
页。
4 输入您的网络路由器密码(请务必
使用频段为 2.4GHz 的路由器)。
» 开始扫描设备,该过程可能持
续一分钟,请耐心等待。
5 按照屏幕的指示完成配网。
» 配网成功后,音箱默认进入
栏目订阅频道自动播放 订 阅更新,如无 订阅更新会 自动转入音乐电台

配网操作

如果不配网本音箱将仅能播放预存歌 曲,配网成功后,您可以直接收听音乐 电台频道和试听频道内容,并可配置各 个频道。
连接网络前,请参阅网络路由器的
使用说明,确保已经开启路由器。
使用前,确保您有一个淘宝账户。
必须登录淘宝账户才能进行“连接 设备”操作。
当 Wi-Fi 密码修改或音箱被移到其
Wi-Fi 中,设备需要重新配网。
一台音箱只可被一个账号绑定,但
是一个账号可绑定多个音箱。
配网时,确保音箱并非处于蓝牙和
AUX 模式。
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提示
如果您使用iPhone,配网过程中需
先将 Wi-Fi 切换至指定网络,再按 照屏幕指示切换回您的家庭网络。
由于阿里小智APP内容会不断更
新,配网时请按照屏幕指示操作, 本手册配网操作部分仅供参考。
同时按住 和 键两秒可以查看
MAC 地址。要退出,请断开电源。
果十五分钟内仍未完成配网,请
先按住音箱背面的 RESET 键五秒 重置系统,等系统启动后再重新开 始配网。

4 播放

播放来自阿里智能云的音频

从阿里小智APP播放
音箱配网成功后,点击阿里小智APP上 的【飞利浦小飞阿里智能音箱】进入飞 利浦智能音箱操作页面首页,可以查看 当前音频信息、管理频道、同步音乐账 户、搜索音频并且控制播放
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从本机播放
反复按音箱上的 键,可依顺序
切换五个预置频道:音乐电台、 音乐收藏、我的广播、随便听听 及栏目订阅。
按音箱上的 键, 对应不同的内
容,当前播放的内容会被收藏、订阅 或添加至不同频道内:
在播放歌曲时:按 键,当前播
放歌曲会被收藏至“音乐收藏” 频道内。
在播放电台时:按 键,当前电
台会被添加至“我的广播”频道 内 ,但是不会缓存在音箱里。
在播放音频内容时:按 键,当
前音频内容会被添加至“栏目订 阅”频道内。当屏幕显示 图标 时,按 键可播放您的订阅更新 内容。
可播放或暂停当前音频。
-/+ 可调节音量。
/ 针对不同的频道将有不同操作:
在订阅频道:可跳至上一首或下
一首音频。
在收藏频道:可跳至上一首或下
一首曲目。
在音乐电台:可跳至下一首曲目
(收听音乐电台时, 键无效)。
在随便听听频道:可跳至上一首
或下一首音频、单曲或广播电台 频道。
在我的广播频道:可跳至上一个
或下一个广播电台频道。
不同电台的音质可能有所不同, 取
决于个别电台网络广播的质素。
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播放蓝牙设备的音频

使用本音箱,您可以聆听蓝牙设备中 的音频。
确保蓝牙设备与本音箱兼容。
将设备与本音箱配对前,请阅读用
户手册了解蓝牙兼容性。
确保您的设备已启用蓝牙功能,并
将其设置为对所有其他蓝牙设备 可见。
本音箱与蓝牙设备之间的任何障碍
物都会使工作范围缩小。
请远离任何其他可能造成干扰的电
子设备。
本音箱与蓝牙设备之间的工作范围
约为 10 米(30 英尺)。
1 反复按 选择蓝牙模式。
» 屏幕上显示蓝牙图标
3 如果您的设备上搜索到 [Philips
AW6005A],请将其选中以开始
配对和连接。如有必要,请输 入“0000”作为配对密码。
Philips AW 6005A
» 配对并连接成功后,音箱会发
出两声蜂鸣。
如果设备上不能搜到 [Philips
AW6005A],请按住 两秒钟进
入蓝牙配对模式,然后再试。
4 播放蓝牙设备上的音频。
» 音频从您的蓝牙设备传输至本
音箱。
2 在您的蓝牙设备上启动蓝牙并搜索
可以配对的蓝牙设备(请参阅设备 的用户手册)。
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要断开蓝牙设备:
按住 两秒钟;
在设备上关闭蓝牙;或者
将设备移出通信范围。
要重新连接蓝牙设备:
您下次打开音箱并进入蓝牙模式
时,音箱会自动重新连接上次连接 的设备;
如果失败,重复上面操作开始配
对。
要连接其他蓝牙设备:
1 按住 两秒钟进入蓝牙配对模式。 2 连接其他蓝牙设备。

播放外部设备的音频

使用本音箱,您还可以收听外部音频设 备的音频,例如 MP3 播放器。
使用前,请暂停播放来自阿里智能
云和蓝牙设备的音乐。
1 将两端带有 3.5 毫米插头的音频输
入线缆(未提供)连接至
本音箱上的 AUX IN 插孔及
外置设备上的耳机插孔。
2 播放外置设备中的音频(参阅其用
户手册)。
» 音频从您的外接设备传输至本
音箱。
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5 语音识别

飞利浦智能无线音箱具有语音识别功 能。您可以说出自己需要的歌曲、专 辑、或者艺人名称,音箱将反馈搜索结 果,并自动播放搜索结果中匹配度最高 的音频 。
1 确保音箱已经联网成功并且处于阿
里智能模式。如果不是,请反复按
选择该模式
按住
2
说出您想听的歌曲 、专辑、或者艺
3
人名称, 然后松开 键。
键进入语音识别模式。
音箱开始搜索。
»
4 当识别成功且搜索有结果,如果搜
索结果只有一个,就播放该音频。 如果搜索结果超过一个(最多为五 个),音箱开始播放搜索结果排名 第一的音频,您可以通过按 / 选
择曲目播放。
本音箱不支持英文搜索。
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6 其它功能

调节音量

更新成功,音箱自动重启,重启完
3
成,音箱进入正常运行状态。
» 如果更新失败,更新立即停
止,音箱返回到上个版本,并 进入正常运行状态。
播放期间,反复按 -/+ 调节音量。

系统更新

音箱开机十五分钟后将自动检查是否 有更新版本,然后每隔三天自动检查
更新。
更新过程中,请务必不要中断电
源。
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恢复出厂设置

如果系统运行失常,按住音箱背面的 RESET 键五秒钟。
» 系统将恢复到出厂设置。
1 如果音箱有更新版本,屏幕上将显
示“您有软件更新,按下一首按键 确认更新,按喜欢按键取消本次更 新”。 按 确定更新,设备进入更新中。
2
按 键可取消本次更新。
»
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7 产品信息

产品信息如有更改,恕不另行通
知。
蓝牙
频率响应 30Hz - 16KHz, +/- 2dB
(SBC 限制)
信噪比 > 72dB (1W, 1Khz, 0dB
= 参考)
蓝牙版本 V2.1 + EDR 蓝牙工作范围 <10
规格
功放器
额定输出功率 2 x 10 瓦 RMS 频率响应 40 -20000 赫兹,
+0 /-3 dB
信噪比 >72dBA (1W , 1KHz) 音频输入 650 毫伏 RMS
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无线网络
连接距离 >100 米 丢包 < 1% 标准 802.11 b/g/n (2.4GHz) 安全 WEPWPAWPA2
麦克风
类型 MEMS模拟输出麦克风 灵敏度 - 38dBV / Pa (1KHz)
THD + 信噪 < 1% @ 100dB SPL
(1KHz )
指向性 全方位 频率响应
150Hz ~ 8KHz (+/­2dB)
喇叭
喇叭阻抗 8 欧姆 喇叭驱动器 6.35厘米 灵敏度 >85dB/m/W± 4dB/m/W
一般信息
电源 (适配器)
操作功耗 <19 瓦 待机功耗 <4 瓦 尺寸 - 主装 置(宽 x 高 x 厚) 重量 - 主装置 1.15 千克
品牌名称:飞利浦; 型号:S24B11- 120A200-Y4; 输入:100-240 伏,50/60 赫兹; 最大 0.7 安; 输出:12 2
165 x 121 x 165 毫米
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8 故障种类和处
理方法
警告
切勿拆下本音箱的外壳。
为保持保修的有效性,切勿尝试自行维 修本音箱。 如果在使用音箱时遇到问题,请在申 请服务之前检查以下事项。如果仍然无 法解决问题,请访问飞利浦网页 (www. philips.com/support)。联系飞利浦时, 请确保将音箱放在身边并准备好型号 和序列号。
音箱配网前,请先登录淘宝账号。
IOS智能手机和Android智能手机的
配网操作略有不同,请按照APP上 提示进行操作。 有关操作请参阅 第三章 “使用入门”>“配网操 作”。
语音识别失败。
检查音箱是否处于阿里智能模式。 如果不是,请反复按 进 入该模式。
音箱不支持英文识别。
检查音箱是否成功联网。有关如
何联网,请参阅第三章“使用入 门”>“配网操作”。
声音太小或不清晰。提高音量并且 清晰说出您想要搜索的内容,然后 再试一次。
访问网络出错或超时,请稍后重试。
不能通电
确保正确连接本装置的电源插头。
确保电源插座正常供电。
无声音或音质很差
调节音箱的音量。
调节已连接设备的音量。
音箱没有反应
断开后重新插接交流电插头,然后 重新启动本装置。
按住音箱背面的 RESET 键五秒 钟,恢复出厂设置。
无法下载“阿里小智APP
请不要通过微信扫描音箱底部、外 包装或者说明书上的二维码。
更换条形码阅读器,然后再试。
直接从网上搜索“阿里小智APP
并下载。
配网失败。
检查您的网络路由器设置,确保正 确开启路由器。
确保音箱并非处于蓝牙和 AUX 式。
网络速度较慢,请稍后重试。
配网后不能播放音乐。
网络速度较慢,请检查您的网络状 态。
配网后收听电台时音质差。
不同电台的音质可能有所不同, 取决 于个别电台网络广播的质素。
配对的蓝牙设备经常连接和断开。
蓝牙接收质量较差。将设备靠近本 产品或移除两者间的任何障碍物。
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9 开源软件说明

Open Source Software Notices
Please be informed that this product may contain the following open source software.
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json-c, MIT License
cURL
OpenSSL Apache 1.0 and BSD
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bridge utils, Busybox,
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http://www.opus-codec.org/
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Libwebsockets
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========================= ===============
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Bridge-utils
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Busy Box
http://www.busybox.net/
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Lzma
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