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CE600N
Car Audio/
Video System
Register your product and get support at
www.philips.com/support
User manual
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Contents
1 Safety 2
2 Your car entertainment system 2
What's in the box 2
Overview 3
3 Setup 4
Connect wires 4
Mount into the dashboard 7
4 Basics 8
Switch on or o 8
Use the touch screen 8
Set the date and time 9
Adjust the screen 9
5 Radio 9
Tune in to radio stations 9
6 Play with RDS 10
Turn on RDS 10
Select program type 10
Select alternate frequencies 11
Receive trac announcement 11
Set RDS clock 12
7 USB 12
Play music 12
Play videos 13
8 Navigation system 14
Insert the map data card 14
Navigate your road trip 14
9 Bluetooth 14
Connect your Bluetooth device 14
Enjoy music from your
Bluetooth device 15
Make phone calls 15
Voice Control 16
Answer phone calls 16
Use the Phonebook 16
10 AV-IN 17
11 Additional devices 17
Connect additional devices 17
12 Sound 18
Select the equalizer settings 18
Select the channel settings 18
Select the Bass settings 19
Select the Subwoofer settings 19
Select the crossover settings 19
13 Settings 20
System settings 20
Bluetooth settings 20
System information 20
14 Reset 21
15 Product information 21
16 Troubleshooting 22
General 22
Bluetooth 23
17 Notice 24
Care of the environment 24
Trademark notice 24
Copyright 24
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2 Your car
entertainment
system
What's in the box
Check and identify the contents of the
package:
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a Main unit with Sleeve
b ISO male connector
c Nut
d Screw
e Hexagon head screw
f GPS Antenna
1 Safety
Read and understand all instructions
before you use the device. If damage is
caused by failure to follow instructions,
the warranty does not apply.
• The device is designed for negative
ground (earth) 12 V DC operation
only.
• Risk of car accidents! Never watch
video or operate this system while
driving.
• To ensure safe driving, adjust the
volume to a safe and comfortable
level.
• Improper fuses can cause damage
or re. When you need to change
the fuse, consult a professional.
• Use only the supplied mounting
hardware for a safe and secure
installation.
• To avoid short circuits, do not
expose the device, remote control
or remote control batteries to rain
or water.
• The device shall not be exposed to
dripping or splashing.
• Do not place any sources of danger
on the device (e.g. liquid lled
objects, lighted candles).
• Never insert objects into the
ventilation slots or other openings
on the device.
• Risk of damage to the screen! Never
touch, push, rub or strike the screen
with any object.
• Clean the device with soft, damp
cloth. Never use substances such
as alcohol, chemicals or household
cleaners on the device.
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g Trim Plate
h Printed materials
Overview
Main unit
gf a b cde
a
• Press to switch on.
• Press and hold to switch o.
• Press to mute or unmute.
b +/-
• Press to increase or decrease
the volume.
c
/ DISP
• Press to display the set clock.
• Press and hold to turn o
display.
d RES
• Press to reset the system.
e MIC
• Microphone
f Touch screen
g
• Press to enter the Home screen.
Home screen
Tap the icons to select functions:
•
: Tune to FM/AM radio stations.
•
: Play music/videos from the
connected USB storage device.
•
: Make/ answer phone calls from
the connected mobile phone.
•
: Stream music from the connected
Bluetooth device.
•
: Enter GPS navigation system or
exit.
•
: Play music/videos from the
external media player that is
connected through audio/video
cables.
•
: Enter the settings menu.
•
: Enter the DVR operation
function.
Note
•
The DVR icon appears only when a DVR
device connects to the DVR interface.
Please check with your distributor to get a
proper DVR for this unit.
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3 Setup
Always follow the instructions in this
chapter in sequence.
These instructions are for a typical
installation. However, if your car has
dierent requirements, make the
adjustment accordingly. If you have
any question regarding installation kits,
consult your local retailer.
Note
•
This system is designed for negative
ground (earth) 12V DC operation only.
• Always install this system in the car
dashboard. Other locations can be
dangerous as the rear of the system heats
up during use.
• To avoid short-circuit: before you connect,
make sure that the ignition is o.
• Make sure that you connect the yellow and
red power supply leads after all other leads
are connected.
• Make sure that all loose leads are insulated
with electrical tape.
• Make sure that the leads do not get caught
under screws iron parts that will move (e.g.
seat rail).
• Make sure that all ground (earth) leads are
run to a common ground (earth) point.
• Use only the supplied mounting hardware
for a safe and secure installation.
• Improper fuses can cause damage or re.
When you need to change the fuse, consult
a professional.
• When you connect other devices to this
system, make sure that the rating of the car
circuit is higher than the total fuse value of
all the connected devices.
• Never connect speaker wires to the metal
body or chassis of the car.
• Never connect speaker wires with stripes to
one another.
Connect wires
Note
•
Make sure that all loose leads are insulated
with electrical tape.
• Consult a professional to connect wires as
instructed below.
• Before connection, check the car's wiring
carefully.
1 Connect the ISO male connectors.
ISO male
connectors
Connect to
a Green strip,
black-edged
green strip
Rear left speaker
b
White strip,
black-edged
white strip
Front left
speaker
c Gray strip, black-
edged gray strip
Front right
speaker
d
Purple strip,
black-edged
purple strip
Rear right
speaker
e Red strip Ignition key +12V
DC when ON/
ACC
f Blue strip Motor/electric
antenna relay
control lead
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ISO male
connectors
Connect to
g Blue strip, white
strip
Amplier relay
control lead
h Black strip Ground
i Yellow strip The +12V car
battery which is
energized at all
times
2 Connect other wires if necessary.
Connectors
and sockets on
rear panel
External sockets
or connectors
1 For ISO male
connectors
As indicated
above
2
(White socket)
Rear left speaker
(Red socket)
Rear right
speaker
3
(White socket)
Left audio
output of the
external player
(Red socket)
Right audio
output of the
external player
4
(Yellow socket)
Video output
of the external
player
5 CAMERA IN
(Yellow socket)
Video output
socket of an
external camera
6
(Yellow socket)
Video input of
the external
display device
7
(Black
connector)
GPS smart
antenna
8
(White socket)
Front left
speaker
(Red socket)
Front right
speaker
Connectors
and sockets on
rear panel
External sockets
or connectors
9
(Black/ brown
wire)
SWC (Steering
Wheel Control)
10
(Purple wire)
Reverse camera
(B+)
11
(Pink wire)
Parking brake (-)
12
(Black socket)
External
microphone
13
(Black socket)
DVR In
14
(Black socket)
Radio antenna
15
(Black socket)
Subwoofer
16
(Black socket)
USB connector
of the external
USB storage
device
Tip
•
The pin arrangement for the ISO
connectors depends on the type of your
vehicle. To avoid damage to the system,
connect properly.
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Mount into the
dashboard
Note
•
The package does not include trim
plate and mounting parts such as *radio
mounting brackets for the reason that they
are specic to car type. Before installation,
consult the dealer or professional installer
for the right mounting kit.
• The installation should always be done by
an experienced technician. Check with your
dealer to obtain proper installation service.
• Make sure that wires are correctly
connected before you mount the main unit
into a car.
• If preset radio stations are lost when the
ignition key is turned OFF and then back
ON, reconnect the red leads crosswise to
the yellow ones.
1 If the car does not have an on-
board drive or navigation computer,
disconnect the negative terminal of
the car battery.
• If you disconnect the car battery
in a car that has an on-board
drive or navigation computer, the
computer may lose its memory.
• If the car battery is not
disconnected, to avoid shortcircuit, make sure that bare wires
do not touch each other.
2 Make sure that the car dashboard
opening is within these
measurements:
• Since the unit cannot be used if
the dashboard opening's slant
angle is above 20 degrees, make
sure that the horizontal slant of
the car dashboard opening is
between 0 and 20 degrees.
3 Remove the mounting sleeve with
the supplied disassembly tools.
182 mm
112 mm
5 mm
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4 Install the sleeve into the
dashboard and bend the tabs
outward to x the sleeve.
5 Slide the unit into the sleeve until
you hear a “click”.
6 Attach the trim plate.
4 Basics
Switch on or o
1
Press to switch on.
• For the rst-time use, follow
the onscreen instructions to
complete the setup.
2 To switch o, press and hold
until the screen dims.
Use the touch screen
1 Press to enter the Home screen.
2 Tap the icon or menu item to select
or enter the functional or options
menu.
3 Tap to return to the previous
screen.
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5 Radio
Press to enter the Home screen. Tap
.
Tune in to radio stations
Auto tune
The rst time you tune in to the radio,
start
Auto tune to search for stations.
1 Tap FM or AM to select a band.
FM bands: FM1, FM2, FM3
AM band: AM
2 Tap to start Auto Store.
» For each band, up to 6 stations
are stored as presets.
» The preset stations are listed at
the bottom of the screen.
3 Tap to select a preset station.
Tip
•
When you move to a new place (such as a
new city or country), restart auto tune for
better reception.
Manual tune
Use Manual tune to search for a
frequency or station.
Set the date and time
1 On the Home screen, tap >
.
2 In and , tap
, , , to select your options.
Adjust the screen
Adjust the screen brightness
1 On the Home screen, tap >
.
2 In , tap , to select your
options.
Calibrate the touch panel
1 On the Home screen, tap >
.
2 In , tap to calibrate
the positioning of your taps on the
screen.
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1 On the play screen, tap and hold
or
.
» You tune in to the next station
from current frequency.
2 For ne tuning, press or
repeatedly.
Store preset stations
You can store up to 6 stations in each
band.
1 Tune in to a radio station.
2 On the play screen, tap and hold a
location in the list of presets.
» Current station is saved to the
location.
Select tuner region
You can select suitable country/region
of the radio.
1 Tap > .
2 Tap , to select:
•
(United States)
•
(Latin America)
•
(Western Europe)
•
(Russia)
•
(Middle East)
•
(Asia Pacic)
•
(Japan)
•
(Australia)
Select radio range
Before you start to search for radio
stations, you can select radio range.
1 Tap > .
2 Tap , to select your options.
•
(local on): Only
stations with strong signal can
be broadcast.
•
(local o): Stations
with strong and weak signals can
be broadcast.
6 Play with RDS
The RDS (Radio Data System) function
operates only in areas with FM stations
broadcasting RDS signals. If you tune
to an RDS station, the station name is
displayed.
Turn on RDS
Note
•
The default setting for RDS is on.
1 Tap > .
2 Tap , to select :
» The RDS function is turned on.
Select program type
Before tuning to RDS stations, you can
select program types and let the unit
search only for programs of the selected
category.
1 Tap > .
2 Tap to display the list of program
types.
3 Tap the name of a program type to
start search.
» Once an RDS station that
transmits programs of the
selected type is found, the
RDS station is broadcast
automatically.
Item
Program
type
Description
1
News services
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Item
Program
type
Description
2
Politics and
current aairs
3
Special
information
programs
4
Sports
5
Education and
advanced training
6
Radio plays and
literature
7
Culture, religion
and society
8
Science
9
Entertainment
programs
10
Pop music
11
Rock music
12
Light music
13
Light classical
music
14
Classical music
15
Special music
programs
16
Weather
17
Finance
18
Children’s
programs
19
Social Aairs
20
Religion
21
Phone In
22
Travel
23
Leisure
24
Jazz Music
25
Country Music
26
National Music
Item
Program
type
Description
27
Oldies Music
28
Folk Music
29
Documentary
30
Alarm Test
31
Alarm
Select alternate
frequencies
If the radio signal is poor, turn on AF
(Alternate Frequency) to search for
another station with stronger signal.
1 Tap > .
2 Tap , to select a setting:
•
: Turn on the AF mode.
•
: Turn o the AF mode.
Receive trac
announcement
If you do not want to miss trac
announcement when enjoying music,
turn on the TA (Trac Announcement)
function.
1 Tap > .
2 Tap , to select a setting:
•
: When there is trac
announcement, the unit
switches to the tuner mode
(regardless of the current mode)
and begins to broadcast the
trac conditions. When the
trac announcement is over, it
returns to the previous mode.
•
: Trac announcement
does not cut in.
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Note
•
If the currently received TA signal remains
weak for over 120 seconds, the unit will
activate TA Seek mode automatically to
seek for other stations with better TA signal.
Tip
•
When a trac announcement cuts in, the
user can press briey to terminate the
trac announcement, and the unit will
resume to the previous playback mode.
Set RDS clock
You can use time signal that is
broadcast together with the RDS
signal to set the clock of the unit
automatically.
1 Tap > .
2 Tap , to select a setting:
•
: Turn on the RDS clock.
Time shown on the unit
synchronizes with that on the
RDS station.
•
: Turn o the RDS clock.
Tip
•
The accuracy of the transmitted time
depends on the RDS station that transmits
the time signal.
7 USB
On the unit, you can play the media les
that you have stored on a USB storage
device.
1 Connect your USB storage device to
the unit.
2 Press to enter the Home screen.
Tap
.
» Media les are sorted as
follows:
: Display music les/ folders.
: Display picture les/ folders.
: Display video les/ folders.
3 Select a le to start play.
Play music
» On the play screen, you can see the
le information and play status.
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Select play options
•
/ : Tap to start, pause, or resume
play.
•
/ / : Tap to select a repeat
mode:
•
: Repeats all songs.
•
: Repeats current song.
•
: Repeats all songs in current
folder.
•
: Tap to play all songs in random
order (
highlighted) or in
sequence (
in gray).
Search for les
•
/ :
• Tap to skip to the next/previous
le.
• Tap and hold to fast forward or
rewind within current le.
• Tap
to go to the song list. Tap
to return to the previous level in the
le directory.
Select sound settings
: Tap to select sound settings.
Play videos
Select play options
•
/ : Tap to start, pause, or resume
play.
Select view options
•
/ : Tap to select an aspect
ratio.
•
: Tap to zoom in or out the scene.
To pan through the enlarged scene,
tap
, , , .
Search
•
/ :
• Tap to skip to the previous/next
le.
• Tap and hold to fast forward or
rewind within current le.
• Tap
to go to the video list. Tap
to return to the previous level in the
le directory.
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8 Navigation
system
Insert the map data card
Note
•
The map data card is not included in the
packaging.
• Before using the map data card, update the
map data if necessary..
1 Flip up the protective cover.
2 Insert the map data card into the
slot until you hear a “click”.
3 Close the protective cover.
Navigate your road trip
Note
•
Risk of trac accident! Never operate the
navigation system during drive. Complete
the setting of your destination and other
navigation specications before you drive.
1 Press to enter the Home screen.
Tap
.
» The navigation interface is
displayed in a few seconds.
2 Follow the user manual of the
navigation map to set navigation
specications.
9 Bluetooth
On the unit, you can enjoy music play
that stream from a connected Bluetooth
device.
Connect your Bluetooth
device
1
On your unit, press to enter the
Home screen. Tap
> to switch
on Bluetooth.
2 On your Bluetooth device, search
for and select Philips CE600N.
3 Follow the onscreen instructions to
complete Bluetooth connection.
• If necessary, enter the passcode
on your Bluetooth device (0000
by default).
Note
•
The operational range between this system
and a Bluetooth device is approximately 8
meters (24 feet).
• Any obstacle between this system and
a Bluetooth device can reduce the
operational range.
• Keep away from any other electronic
device that may cause interference.
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Enjoy music from your
Bluetooth device
1 On your unit, press to enter the
Home screen. Tap
.
2 Check that your Bluetooth device
supports the Bluetooth prole A2DP
and AVRCP.
3 On your Bluetooth device, start
music play.
» You can listen to music through
the unit.
» On the unit, the play screen
shows le information, play
status, and play controls for you
to select options.
Select play options
•
/ : Tap to start, pause, or resume
play.
•
/ / : Tap to select a repeat
mode:
•
: Repeats all songs.
•
: Repeats current song.
•
: Repeats all songs in current
folder.
•
: Tap to play all songs in random
order (
highlighted) or in
sequence (
in gray).
Search for les
•
/ :
• Tap to skip to the next/previous
le.
• Tap and hold to fast forward or
rewind within current le.
• : Tap to go to the song list.
Select sound settings
•
: Tap to select sound settings.
Make phone calls
Note
•
Keep the Bluetooth connection active
between the system and your mobile
phone.
1 Press to enter the Home screen.
Tap
.
2 Use the keypad to enter phone
numbers. Tap
to make the call.
• Tap
to delete the last entry.
• Tap
to end the call.
To transfer the phone call to your
mobile phone
• Tap
after the phone call gets
through.
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To dial the last called numer
• Tap
.
Voice Control
Once the smartphone and the device
are paired, you can use the voice
control function through the device.
• Tap to start voice control.
• Tap
to exit voice control.
Answer phone calls
The incoming call can get through
automatically when it is received on the
connected mobile phone.
• Tap to answer the call.
• To reject or end the call, tap
.
Use the Phonebook
1
Tap to display the phone book
interface.
2 Tap to start synchronizing the
phone book with your mobile
phone.
» After the synchronization is
complete, the contact list is
displayed.
3 Tap the name of a contact from the
list, and then send a call.
Call List
1 Tap to display the call list
interface.
2 Tap to start synchronizing the call
list with your mobile phone.
» The following options are
displayed.
•
: Incoming call
•
: Outgoing Call
•
: Missing Call
3 Tap one of the options and conrm.
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10 AV-IN
On the unit, you can enjoy music/ video
that plays on an external media player
that is connected through AV cables.
1 Check that you have properly
connected your media player with
the unit through AVcables (see
“Connect wires” on page 4),
• one end to
, ,
on the unit
• the other end to the audio/video
output on your media player.
2 On your unit, press to enter the
Home screen. Tap
.
3 On your media player, start music/
video play.
11 Additional
devices
Through the audio/ video output on
the unit, you can allow the audio/ video
play on this unit to be enjoyed through
additional devices.
Connect additional
devices
Check that you have properly
connected additional devices with the
unit through AV cables (see “Connect
wires” on page 4),
• one end to
and (for
the rear speakers),
and
(for the front speakers),
on the unit
• the other end to the audio/ video
input on the additional devices.
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12 Sound
In Radio / Media playback mode, tap
to select your sound settings.
Select the equalizer
settings
1 Tap to enter the option list of
equalizer settings.
2 Tap or to select a preset sound
equalizer.
To set your equalizer settings as
needed
1 Tap or to select or tap
.
2 Tap the numbers to increase or
decrease the value.
Select the channel
settings
1 Tap to enter the option list of
channel settings.
2 Tap to select your listening
zone.
3 Tap to adjust the fader/
balance.
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Select the Bass settings
You can enable DBB (Dynamic Bass
Boost) to enhance bass level.
1 Tap to enter the option list of
Dynamic Bass Boost settings.
• [DBB] (highlighted): DBB sound
eect is enabled.
• [DBB] (in black): DBB sound
eect is disabled.
Select the Subwoofer
settings
1 Tap
Sub
to enter the option list of
Subwoofer settings.
• [ON] (highlighted):Tap to turn on
the Subwoofer.
• [OFF] (in black): Tap to turn o
the Subwoofer.
2 Tap or to select an option.
Select the crossover
settings
1 Tap to switch on or o
the high pass lter of front speakers.
Tap
to switch on or o the
high pass lter of rear speakers.
2 Tap or to select an option.
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Screen
See “Adjust the screen” on page 9.
Bluetooth settings
Tap to enter the options list.
• Set the passcode for a Bluetooth
device to connect with the unit.
• Set the name of the unit that is
displayed on your Bluetooth device
when you search for the unit during
Bluetooth connection.
• View the Bluetooth device that is
connected with the unit.
• When (clear all) is
selected, all previously connected
devices will be cleared. Next time
you need to pair your device with
the unit again.
System information
Tap to enter the options list.
MPEG Version / MCU Version
• Check the rmware version.
• Check the Bluetooth version.
13 Settings
1 Press to enter the Home screen.
Tap
to enter the functional menu
of settings
.
2 Tap , or to enter the options
list.
3 Tap to return to the previous
screen.
System settings
Tap to enter the options list.
General
• Select if Beep sounds when you tap
on the screen.
• Select 12-hour or 24-hour clock for
your time setting.
• Set the date and time.
• Select the language for the
onscreen instructions.
• Tap On or O the DVR Voice.
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15 Product
information
Power
• Power supply: 12 V DC (11 V - 16 V),
negative ground
• Fuse: 15 A
Display
• Type: LCD Touch-sensitive screen
• Diagonal screen size (inch): 6.8
• Resolution: WVGA
Sound
• Suitable speaker impedance:
4 - 8
• Maximum power output:
50 W x 4 channels
• Continuous power output: 21 W x 4
channels (4
10% T.H.D.)
• Pre-Amp output voltage: 2.5 V
• Sub-woofer output voltage: 2.5 V
• Aux-in level:
800 mV
Connectivity
• USB
- USB2.0 or USB1.1
• Bluetooth
- Proles: A2DP, AVRCP 1.5, HFP,
HSP
- Version: 4
- Range: 8 m (free space)
• AV-IN
• Video output: Composite video out
• Preamp output
• Sub-woofer output
• Parking camera
Radio
• Frequency range - FM:
87.5 - 108.0 MHz (50 kHz per step)
• Frequency range - AM (MW):
522 - 1620 kHz (9 kHz per step)
• Usable sensitivity - FM: 2 uV
• Usable sensitivity - AM (MW): 25 uV
14 Reset
If the unit is not working properly or the
display
freezes, you can reset it.
EN
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16 Troubleshooting
Warning
•
Never remove the casing of this product.
General
No power
• Car engine has not been started.
Start the car engine.
• Connections are incorrect.
• The fuse has been damaged.
Replace the fuse (15 A).
FUSE 15A
No sound
• Volume is too low. adjust the
volume.
• Speaker connections are incorrect.
No image
• Parking wire connection is incorrect.
Check the wiring.
Image ashes or is distorted.
• Video connection is improper.
Check the connections.
Noise in broadcasts
• Signals are too weak. Select another
station with stronger signals.
• Check the connection of the car
antenna.
Bluetooth
• Frequency band: 2.4GH z -
2.4835GHz
• Bluetooth Standard: Bluetooth V3.0
Specication
• Output Power: Class II (1mW,0dBm)
• Compatible bluetooth prole: HFP/
A2DP/AVRCP1.5
USB
• Output for power charging: 1 A
• File format: FAT16, FAT32
- Directory nesting up to a
maximum of 8 levels
- Number of albums/folders:
maximum 99
- Number of tracks/titles: maximum
999
- File name in Unicode UTF8
(maximum length: 128 bytes)
• Supported formats
- Video:
AVI (video codec: MP4V/ Xvid
MPEG-1, audio codec: PCM/LPCM
MPEG-Audio (MP1/MP2/MP3));
MPG (video codec: MPEG-1/
MPEG-2, audio codec: LPCM,
MPEG-Audio (MP1/MP2/MP3));
DAT (video codec: MPEG-1/
MPEG-2, audio codec: LPCM,
MPEG-Audio (MP1/MP2/MP3));
FLV (video codec: H.263, audio
codec: LPCM/MP3));
MP4/MOV (video codec: Xvid,
MP4V; audio codec: LPCM,
MPEG-Audio (MP1/MP2/MP3),
uLaw/aLaw));
Resolution: 720 X 480/576(30fps)
- Audio:
MP3 (Bit rate: 16 kbps - 320 kbps;
Sampling rate: 8 K - 48 KHz);
ID3 tag v2.0 or later
- Picture: JPEG, BMP
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the system or remove any obstacle
between the mobile phone and the
system.
• Some mobile phones may connect
and disconnect constantly when
you make or end calls. This does
not indicate any malfunction of the
system.
• For some mobile phones, the
Bluetooth connection may be
deactivated automatically as a
power-saving feature. This does
not indicate any malfunction of the
system.
Preset stations are lost.
• Battery cable is not correctly
connected. Connect the battery
cable to the terminal that is always
live.
The fuse is broken.
• The fuse type is incorrect. Replace it
with a 15 A fuse.
• Speaker wire or power wire is
grounded. Check the connections.
Bluetooth
Music playback is unavailable on the
system even after successful Bluetooth
connection.
• The device cannot be used with the
system to play music.
The audio quality is poor after
connection with a Bluetooth-enabled
device.
• The Bluetooth reception is poor.
Move the device closer to the
system or remove any obstacle
between the device and the system.
Cannot connect with the system.
• The device does not support the
proles required for the system.
• The Bluetooth function of the
device is not enabled. Refer to the
user manual of the device to nd
out how to enable the function.
• The system is not in the pairing
mode.
• The system is already connected
with another Bluetooth-enabled
device. Disconnect that device or all
other connected devices and then
try again.
The paired mobile phone connects and
disconnects constantly.
• The Bluetooth reception is poor.
Move the mobile phone closer to
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the product is covered by European
Directive 2012/19/EU. Inform yourself
about the local separate collection
system for electrical and electronic
products. Follow local rules and never
dispose of the product with normal
household waste. Correct disposal of
old products helps prevent negative
consequences for the environment and
human health.
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Specications are subject to change
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earlier supplies accordingly.
17 Notice
Any changes or modications made
to this device that are not expressly
approved by Gibson Innovations may
void the user’s authority to operate the
equipment.
Hereby, Gibson Innovations declares
that this product is in compliance
with the essential requirements
and other relevant provisions of
Directive 2014/53/EU. You can nd
the Declaration of Conformity on
www.philips.com/support.
Care of the environment
Environmental information
All unnecessary packaging has been
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packaging easy to separate into three
materials: cardboard (box), polystyrene
foam (buer) and polyethylene (bags,
protective foam sheet.)
Your system consists of materials
which can be recycled and reused
if disassembled by a specialized
company. Please observe the local
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equipment.
Disposal of your old product
Your product is designed and
manufactured with high quality
materials and components, which can
be recycled and reused.
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Specifications are subject to change without notice
Copyright © 2017 Gibson Innovations Limited.
This product has been manufactured by, and is sold under the responsibility of Gibson
Innovations Ltd., and Gibson Innovations Ltd. is the warrantor in relation to this product.
The Philips trademark and the Philips Shield Emblem are registered trademarks of Koninklijke
Philips N.V. used under license.
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