Philips AZ 6826 User Manual
PHILIPS
AZB826 Portable Compact Disc Player
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Garantía
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pág. 76
Australia
Guarantee
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page 76
English page 4
(?) Frangais page 16 O
(d) Deutsch Seite 28 (d)
(© IMederlands pag. 40 <Ñp
CD Español página 52 CD
CD Italiano pagina 64 CD
New Zealand
Guarantee
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page 77
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CONTROLS - figs. 1 - 2
REMOTE
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CD EDIT
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OPEN
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STORE
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RESUME/HOLD
MODE.....................press repeatedly until the required function appears in the dis
DISPLAY
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socket for remote control, see 'Accessories'
during PLAY; to select REMAINING TIME indication
in STOP mode: to select the EDIT mode
to open the CD compartment
press to store the displayed track number
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in position ON, RESUME is active; if PLAY > is pressed, the
CD player will start with the last title played. In the SHUFFLE
mode, RESUME is ignored.
in position HOLD, the CD player buttons are inoperative (not
the remote-control buttons). The RESUME function is also
switched on.
in position OFF, the RESUME and HOLD functions are
switched off.
play. MEMORY can be activated with all modes to play the
programmed tracks only.
SCAN to play only the first 10 seconds of each title
SHUFFLE to play the titles of a CD in a random order
SHUFFLE REPEAT to repeat the CD continuously in a ran
dom order
REPEAT to repeat the CD continuously
NORMAL (no display indication) to cancel the SCAN,
SHUFFLE and REPEAT modes
TRACK the total number of
tracks (in the STOP mode) I PAUSECCEDir SOEA SSE B MEMORY I
and during PLAY the number I SS 00 DHQ2 HI I
of the track being played | k»*" kp«* »« «« |
TIME the total playing time of
the CD (in the STOP mode)
and during PLAY the elapsed time of that track
if the time flashes, PAUSE is activated
REMAIN the remaining playing time of the CD or the track
DBS (MAX) activated
SCAN activated
SHUFFLE activated
REPEAT activated (repeat the CD)
MEMORY the programmed selection (memory) is played
HOLD activated (the CD player buttons are inoperative)
RESUME activated
battery condition: ^
good; p;| sufficient: p| weak: p| empty: a
CONTROLS - figs. 1 - 2
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VOLUME.................volume control
KM PREVIOUS
DBB........................Dynamic Bass Boost - to boost the bass response:
STOP □...................stop button
MH NEXT................• press briefly to jump to a next wh track
PHONES
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PLAY >/ PAUSE [0..play and pause button
6 V DC ^ Sh ■&
CD OUT
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OPTICAL
DIGITAL OUT
BATTERY
In the case of power supply via the 6 V DC socket, the display is illuminated.
The type plate is located on the base of the set.
The VOLUME control does not affect the output signal of the
CD OUT and OPTICAL DIGITAL OUT sockets.
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• press briefly to jump to a previous km track
• during PLAY: keep pressed to play fast backwards km
NORM (normal) = DBB off (no bass boost)
MID = low bass boost
MAX = high bass boost
The DBB-selector does not affect the output signal of the CD
OUT and OPTICAL DIGITAL OUT sockets.
pressing a second time clears the memory and switches off
the CD player
• during PLAY: keep pressed to play fast forwards wh
socket for headphones or mini loudspeakers
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socket for external power supply, 6 V DC ^ -Sh ■S>
for CD reproduction through your stereo system
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for CD reproduction through a high^uality stereo system with
an optical digital input. For connection, a special optical signal
lead, type SBC 1150, is required.
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battery compartment
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POWER SUPPLY
BATTERIES
• Open the battery door, move the lever 0
to the left and insert as indicated four (pre
ferably Alkaline) batteries, type R6, UM3 or
AA-cells. You may also use rechargeable
Nickel-Cadmium batteries, however, the
battery indicator is not valid for Nickel-Cad
mium batteries..
• Remove the batteries if exhausted or if
they are not to be used again for a long period.
The battery supply is switched off when the 6 V DC socket is in use. When
changing over to battery supply, pull out the plug from the 6 V DC socket.
1. Isl 2. 19 3. D 4.BATTERY INDICATOR
The indicator on the display shows the condition of the Alkaline batteries or the
rechargeable battery SBC 6408. The battery voltage is respectively good (1.), suf
ficient (2.), weak (3.) or empty (4., flashing). Replace or recharge weak batteries.
When the 'empty' indication (4.) starts flashing, the CD player will shut off.
The average playing time using Alkaline batteries is about 6 hours, and using the
rechargeable battery SBC 6408 about 2 hours.
RECHARGEABLE BATTERY SBC 6408
Instead of normal batteries, you can use
the rechargeable battery SBC 6408.
• Open the battery door, move the lever 0
to the right and insert the battery.
• This battery can be charged in the CD
player which is connected to the mains
adapter. After approx 5 hours, the battery is
fully charged.
• The charging progress is indicated by a flashing bar in the battery indicator.
• If the CD player is used during charging, the charging time will be longer.
• Prevent t)ie battery from being discharged completely; this would affect its
charging capacity and lifetime.
• If the battery is not to be used for a long period, store it fully charged outside
the CD player. Batteries, even when not in use, discharge slowly, so recharge the
battery every 6 months to prevent it from being discharged completely.
• If the fully charged battery becomes exhausted relatively quickly, it may be
worn out and be due for replacement. A new or additional battery is available
from your dealer under type number SBC 6408. Do not throw batteries in the bin.
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