Philips CD 48 User Manual

PHILIPS

CONSUMER ELECTRONICS

PHILIPS

□ BQOODO 005717

CD 480 / CD 482

CD
CD

CD
CD

CD

Compact Disc Player

Lecteur de Disques Compacts

Compact Disc-Spieier

Compact Disc-Speler

Reproductor ’Compact Disc’

Lettore di Compact Disc

Compact Disc-Afspiller

Compact Disc-Spelare

Compact Disc -Soitin

English

INTRODUCTION

The Compact Disc system is a majorstepforward in
the sphere of audio technology. By employing the

most sophisticated digital andopticaltechnologies,
Compact Disc not only produces the ultimate in

sound reproduction, it also offers unprecedented

ease of operation, with rapid access to every track

on the disc and the possibility of programming.

INSERTING AND REPLACING THE BATTERIES IN
THE REMOTE CONTROL (Hg. 3, CD 482 only)

• Open the battery compartment.

• Insert the two batteries according to the diagram
in the compartment.

• Replace the cover.

The life of the batteries is around one year. Remove
them when they are flat or when you are not
intending to use the remote control forsometime.ln
this way you will prevent damage to the remote
control by possible battery leakage.
For replacement only use batteries of the type R03,
UM4orAAA.

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Remote control
The only difference between the Compact Disc
players CD 480 and CD 482 is that the former is
supplied w/f/ioufandthe latter iy///i remote control.
The CD 480 is however adapted for remote control.
This allows itto be operated remotely if it is connect
ed to a PHILIPS HiPi-system with remote control, or
if use is made of the remote control receiver
EM 2200, available as an accessory, and one of the
transmitters RC 771, RC 772 or RC 773.

In addition to its own remote control system, the
CD 482 also offers the possibility of remote control
via a PHILIPS HiR-system.

CONTENTS Page

INSTALLATION 2
OPERATION 3-5

PROGRAMMING 6
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION 7
FAULTS AND THEIR LIKELY CAUSES 7
ILLUSTRATIONS 60

INSTALLATION

CHECKING THE POWER SUPPLY SETTING

(Fig- V

• Check that the type plate on the rear of your

player indicates the correct supply voltage.

• If your mains supply voltage is different, consult

your dealer or our Service Organisation.

REMOVING THE TRANSIT CLAMPS (Fig. 2)
The two red transit clamps on the bottom lock the
play mechanism to protect it during transportation.

• Turn the player upside down.

• Turn the clamps anti-clockwise and remove them

from the piayer.

• Store them in the recesses provided.
If you wish to transport the player, reinsert the
clamps and rotate them clockwise until they lock in
position.

SITING THE COMPACT DISC PLAYER
Free-standing

• Always position the player horizontally on a flat,
firm surface.

• Allow a free space of at least 3 cm above the
player so as notto interfere with the cooling of the
player.

In an audio rack

• The player can be sited in any desired position.

Stacked

• Site the player preferably at the bottom or at the
top.

• Never position the player directly on top of a
high-power amplifier, as such an amplifier gives
off a substantial amount of heat.

Warning

Never allow the player to stand for long periods in
direct sunlight or near a heat source.

CONNECTIONS (Fig. 4)
a RC5IN/OUT: for a remote control system.
Use this connection for:

- Connecting up the equipment when you are
incorporating the player in a PHILIPS HiR-system
with remote control.

- Connecting the remote control receiver EM 2200.

b OUTLR: for the connecting cable to the am

plifier.

• Insert a red plug into the ’R’ socket (right-hand
channel) and the other plug into the ’L’ socket

(left-hand channel).

• Insert the two other plugs into the corresponding
sockets of the CD or AUX input of your amplifier.
You can also usetheTUNER or TAPE IN connec
tion, but
suitable for Compact Disc reproduction.

c Connection forthe mains lead.

never the PHONO input. This is not

OPERATION

EXPLANATION OF KEYS ETC. (Fig. 5)
1 ON/OFFkey

> For switching on and off.

2 PAUSE LED

> Lights up when the player is in the pause mode.

3 TRACK LED

> Lights up when you switch on the player.
> Indicates that the display is showing the track

numbers and any index numbers of the disc.

4 REMOTE LED fCD4S2on/y;

> Lights up briefly when the REM CONTROL eye

receives a command from the remote control.

5 time LED

) Lights up during the display of the playing time of

a track or the disc.

6 MULTIMODE CD LED DISPLAY

> Informs you about the functioning of the player.

> Displays details from the disc contents list.
See also: The information on the display’.
7 REM CONTROL eye (CD 482 only)

> Receives the signals from the remote control.
8 REPEAT key

> For repeating a disc or a programme.
9 «SEARCH»keys

> For fast search to a particular passage during

play. (’«’ backwards, ’»’ forwards.)

10 PHONES socket

) For connection of headphones.
See also: 'Listening with headphones'.
11 OPEN/CLOSE key

> For opening and closing the disc tray.
12 REPEAT LED

> Lights up when you repeat a disc or programme.
13 SHUFFLE LED

> Lights up when you play a disc in random order.
14 PLAY key

) For starting play.

> For returning to the beginning of a track.
15 STOP/CM key

> For stopping play (STOP).

> For erasing a programme (CM = Clear Memory).

16 PREV and NEXT keys

> For selecting a previous or a later track during

play.

) For selecting the track number you want play to

begin with.

> For selecting track numbers when compiiing a

programme.
(’PREV from high to low, 'NEXT' from low to high.)
17TRACK/TIMEkey

> For selecting between track number and playing

time indication.

18 PROGRAM key

> For storing track numbers in a programme.
> For erasing track numbers from a programme.
> For checking the programme.

19 PAUSE key

> For briefly interrupting play.
> For holding play at the start of a disc, track or

passage.

20 SHUFFLE key

> For playing all tracks on a disc in random order.

Remote control (CD 482 only)
The keys of the remote control have the same
function as the corresponding ones on the player.
For the best reception of its signals you should aim
the remote control as directly as possible at the
REM CONTROL eye. The REMOTE LED lights up
briefly when this eye receives a command.
If the siting of the player does not allow direct
reception of the signals, you may connect the
EM 2200 as remote control receiver.

THE INFORMATION ON THE DISPLAY (Fig. 6-13)
Each Compact Disc has, along with the music, a list
of contents detailing the numbers of the tracks, the
playing time of each track and the total playing time
of the disc. The player always scans this first and
stores it in its memory in order, for instance, to
provide information via the display.

On/off indication (6)
When the player is switched on, the ’—’ indication
lights up. It goes off again when the player is
switched off.

'PLAY' indication (7)
When the tray is closed either by hand or by
pressing PLAY, the 'PLAY' indication appears and
will remain on until the player has finished scanning
the contents list and begins playing.

Track number indication (8)

Under 'TRACK' the display shows the number of the
track which is being played. The TRACK LED lights
up.

Index number indication (9)
The figures under 'INDEX' are the index numbers.
They will only change if the track is subdivided with
the aid of index numbers.

Elapsed playing time indication (10)

If you press the TRACK/TIME key, the display will

show under 'min’ and 'sec' the elapsed playing time
from '0:00' of each track. The time LED lights up.

Number of tracks indication (11)

If the tray is closed by pressing OPEN/CLOSE, the

’—’ indication flashes until the contents list of the

dischasbeen scanned. The display then shows the

number of the tracks on the disc under 'TRACK', for

example '16'.

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