Philips FW-L1000 Schematic

Mini System

FW-I1000/37

Service Service

Service

Service Manual

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Page

Location of pc boards & Version variations................1-2

Technical Specifications ............................................. 1-3

Measurement setup ....................................................1-4

Service Aids, Safety Instruction, etc...........................1-5

Instruction for use .......................................................2-1

Frequently Asked Questions ................................... 2-16

Disassembly Instructions & Service positions ...........3-1

Service Test Programs ...............................................3-4

Set Block diagram .........................................................4

Set Wiring diagram ........................................................ 5

Front Board .................................................................... 6

Tuner Board: ECO5 Sys .......................................... 7B

ETF7 ND Tape Module .................................................. 9

3CDC-LC Module ........................................................ 10

Power 5-VA Module (70/100W Version) ...................... 11

AF8 Board .................................................................... 12

Set Mechanical Exploded view & parts list ................. 13

COMPACT

DIGITAL AUDIO

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CLASS 1

LASER PRODUCT

3139 785 22730

LOCATION OF PRINTED CIRCUIT BOARDS

CD KEY BOARD

HEADPHONE BOARD

FRONT BOARD

CONTROL BOARD

1-2

BOARD

AF8

BOARD

POWER

SUPPLY

BOARD

MODULE

INTERNET

AUDIO

TUNER BOARD

VERSION VARIATIONS:

Type /Versions: FW-I1000

Features & Board in used:

Aux/CDR In x Line Out x Surround Out Subwoofer Out x Digital Out x Matrix Surround CD Text Dolby B RDS News Dolby Pro Logic (DPL) Incredible Surround Karaoke Features Voltage Selector ECO Power Standby (Clock Display Off) x Tuner board - ECO5 Sys x Tuner board - Tuner 95 Center/Surround Channel

MAINS BOARD

ETF7 BOARD

L/R AMP. BOARD

/37

SPECIFICATIONS

1-3

GENERAL:

Mains voltage : 110-127V/220-240V Switchable for /21/21M

120V for /37 220V for /33 220-230V for /22/34

230-240V for /30 Mains frequency : 50/60Hz Power consumption : < 2W at ECO Power Standby

:< 20W at Standby

: 185W at Active Clock accuracy : < 4 seconds per day Dimension centre unit : 265 x 310 x 390mm

TUNER:

Tuning range : 87.5-108MHz

65.81-74MHz for /34

Grid : 50kHz (& 30kHz for /34)

100kHz for /37 IF frequency : 10.7MHz ± 25kHz Aerial input : 75Ω coaxial

300Ω click fit for /37 Sensitivity at 26dB S/N : < 7µV Selectivity at 600kHz bandwidth : > 25dB Image rejection : > 25dB [> 75dB] Distortion at RF=1mV, dev. 75kHz : < 3%

-3dB Limiting point : < 8µV Crosstalk at RF=1mV, dev. 40kHz : > 18dB

Tuning range : 531-1602kHz

530-1700kHz for /21/21M/37 Grid : 9kHz

10kHz for /21/21M/37 IF frequency : 450kHz ± 1kHz Aerial input : Frame aerial Sensitivity at 26dB S/N : < 4.0mV/M Selectivity at 18kHz bandwidth : > 18dB IF rejection : > 45dB Image rejection : > 28dB Distortion at RF=50mV, m=80% : < 5%

Tuning range : 153-279kHz Grid : 3kHz IF frequency : 450kHz ± 1kHz Aerial input : Frame aerial Sensitivity at 26dB S/N : [< 7.0mV/M] Selectivity at 18kHz bandwidth : [> 24dB] IF rejection : [> 26dB] Image rejection : [> 35dB] Distortion at RF=50mV, m=80% : [< 5%]

AMPLIFIER:

Output power (6Ω, 60Hz-12.5kHz, 10% THD) L & R : 2 x 100W FTC

Frequency response within -3dB : 60Hz-16kHz

Digital Sound Control (DSC) : Optimal, Classic, Techno,

Jazz, Rock, Vocal

Virtual Environment Control (VEC) : Hall, Disco, Concert,

Club, Cinema, Arcade

WOOX : 1, 2, 3

Input sensitivity

Aux in : 500mV ± 2dB, 1kHz

CDR in : 800mV ± 2dB, 1kHz

Output sensitivity

Line out (Left/Right) : 500mV ± 2dB at 22 kΩ

Subwoofer out (100Hz) : 1.3V ± 2dB at 22 kΩ

at maximum volume

Digital out : IEC 958, 44.1kHz

Headphone output at 32Ω : 18mW ± 1dB

CASSETTE RECORDER:

Number of track : 2 x 2 stereo Tape speed : 4.76 cm/sec ± 2% Wow and flutter : < 0.4% (DIN) Fast-wind/Rewind time C60 : 130 sec Bias system : 75kHz ± 10kHz Rec/Pb frequency response within 8dB : 80Hz - 12.5kHz Signal to noise ratio (Type I) : > 48dBA

COMPACT DISC:

Measurement done at Set level at 6Ω speaker loads. Frequency response : < ±3dB for 63Hz-14kHz Signal to Noise ratio (Unweighted) : 60dBA Signal to Noise ratio (A-weighted) : 67dBA THD (63Hz-16kHz) : 1.5% Channel difference (250Hz-10kHz) : < ±2dB Channel separation (20Hz-20kHz) : 30dB

(1kHz) : 40dB

[....] Values indicated are for "Tuner 95 Board" only.

MEASUREMENT SETUP

Tuner FM

1-4

Bandpass

LF Voltmeter

e.g. PM2534

RF Generator

e.g. PM5326

DUT

250Hz-15kHz

e.g. 7122 707 48001

Ri=50Ω

S/N and distortion meter

e.g. Sound Technology ST1700B

Use a bandpass filter to eliminate hum (50Hz, 100Hz) and disturbance from the pilottone (19kHz, 38kHz).

Tuner AM (MW,LW)

RF Generator

e.g. PM5326

Ri=50Ω

DUT

Frame aerial

e.g. 7122 707 89001

Bandpass

250Hz-15kHz

e.g. 7122 707 48001

LF Voltmeter

e.g. PM2534

S/N and distortion meter

e.g. Sound Technology ST1700B

To avoid atmospheric interference all AM-measurements have to be carried out in a Faraday´s cage. Use a bandpass filter (or at least a high pass filter with 250Hz) to eliminate hum (50Hz, 100Hz).

Use Audio Signal Disc (replaces test disc 3)

DUT

SBC429 4822 397 30184

S/N and distortion meter

e.g. Sound Technology ST1700B

LEVEL METER

e.g. Sennheiser UPM550

with FF-filter

Recorder

Use Universal Test Cassette CrO2 SBC419 4822 397 30069

or Universal Test Cassette Fe SBC420 4822 397 30071

LF Generator

e.g. PM5110

DUT

S/N and distortion meter

e.g. Sound Technology ST1700B

LEVEL METER

e.g. Sennheiser UPM550

with FF-filter

SERVICE AIDS

1-5

Service Tools:

Universal Torx driver holder .................................. 4822 395 91019

Torx bit T10 150mm ............................................. 4822 395 50456

Torx driver set T6 - T20 ......................................... 4822 395 50145

Torx driver T10 extended ...................................... 4822 395 50423

Cassette:

SBC419 Test cassette CrO2 ................................. 4822 397 30069

SBC420 Test cassette Fe ..................................... 4822 397 30071

MTT150 Dolby level 200nWb/M ............................ 4822 397 30271

Compact Disc:

SBC426/426A Test disc 5 + 5A ............................ 4822 397 30096

SBC442 Audio Burn-in Test disc 1kHz ................. 4822 397 30155

SBC429 Audio Signals disc .................................. 4822 397 30184

Dolby Pro-logic Test Disc ...................................... 4822 395 10216

HANDLING CHIP COMPONENTS

ESD Equipment:

Anti-static table mat - large 1200x650x1.25mm ... 4822 466 10953

Anti-static table mat - small 600x650x1.25mm ..... 4822 466 10958

Anti-static wristband .............................................. 4822 395 10223

Connector box (1MΩ) ............................................ 4822 320 11307

Extension cable

(to connect wristband to conn. box) .................. 4822 320 11305

Connecting cable

(to connect table mat to conn. box) .................. 4822 320 11306

Earth cable (to connect product to mat or box) .... 4822 320 11308

Complete kit ESD3

(combining all above products) ......................... 4822 320 10671

Wristband tester .................................................... 4822 344 13999

WARNING

All ICs and many other semi-conductors are susceptible to electrostatic discharges (ESD). Careless handling during repair can reduce life drastically. When repairing, make sure that you are connected with the same potential as the mass of the set via a wrist wrap with resistance. Keep components and tools also at this potential.

ATTENTION

Tous les IC et beaucoup d’autres semi-conducteurs sont sensibles aux décharges statiques (ESD). Leur longévité pourrait être considérablement écourtée par le fait qu’aucune précaution n’est prise à leur manipulation. Lors de réparations, s’assurer de bien être relié au même potentiel que la masse de l’appareil et enfiler le bracelet serti d’une résistance de sécurité. Veiller à ce que les composants ainsi que les outils que l’on utilise soient également à ce potentiel.

1-6

ESD

WARNUNG

Alle ICs und viele andere Halbleiter sind empfindlich gegenüber elektrostatischen Entladungen (ESD). Unsorgfältige Behandlung im Reparaturfall kan die Lebensdauer drastisch reduzieren. Veranlassen Sie, dass Sie im Reparaturfall über ein Pulsarmband mit Widerstand verbunden sind mit dem gleichen Potential wie die Masse des Gerätes. Bauteile und Hilfsmittel auch auf dieses gleiche Potential halten.

WAARSCHUWING

Alle IC’s en vele andere halfgeleiders zijn gevoelig voor electrostatische ontladingen (ESD). Onzorgvuldig behandelen tijdens reparatie kan de levensduur drastisch doen verminderen. Zorg ervoor dat u tijdens reparatie via een polsband met weerstand verbonden bent met hetzelfde potentiaal als de massa van het apparaat. Houd componenten en hulpmiddelen ook op ditzelfde potentiaal.

AVVERTIMENTO

Tutti IC e parecchi semi-conduttori sono sensibili alle scariche statiche (ESD). La loro longevità potrebbe essere fortemente ridatta in caso di non osservazione della più grande cauzione alla loro manipolazione. Durante le riparazioni occorre quindi essere collegato allo stesso potenziale che quello della massa dell’apparecchio tramite un braccialetto a resistenza. Assicurarsi che i componenti e anche gli utensili con quali si lavora siano anche a questo potenziale.

Safety regulations require that the set be restored to its original condition and that parts which are identical with those specified, be used.

Veiligheidsbepalingen vereisen, dat het apparaat bij reparatie in zijn oorspronkelijke toestand wordt teruggebracht en dat onderdelen, identiek aan de gespecificeerde, worden toegepast.

Les normes de sécurité exigent que l’appareil soit remis à l’état d’origine et que soient utiliséés les piéces de rechange identiques à celles spécifiées.

Bei jeder Reparatur sind die geltenden Sicherheitsvorschriften zu beachten. Der Original zustand des Geräts darf nicht verändert werden; für Reparaturen sind Original-Ersatzteile zu verwenden.

“Pour votre sécurité, ces documents doivent être utilisés par des spécialistes agréés, seuls habilités à réparer votre appareil en panne”.

CLASS 1

LASER PRODUCT

Warning !

Invisible laser radiation when open. Avoid direct exposure to beam.

Varning !

Osynlig laserstrålning när apparaten är öppnad och spärren är urkopplad. Betrakta ej strålen.

3122 110 03420

Le norme di sicurezza esigono che l’apparecchio venga rimesso nelle condizioni originali e che siano utilizzati i pezzi di ricambio identici a quelli specificati.

"After servicing and before returning set to customer perform a leakage current measurement test from all exposed metal parts to earth ground to assure no shock hazard exist. The leakage current must not exceed 0.5mA."

Varoitus !

Avatussa laitteessa ja suojalukituksen ohitettaessa olet alttiina näkymättömälle laserisäteilylle. Älä katso säteeseen!

DK Advarse !

Usynlig laserstråling ved åbning når sikkerhedsafbrydere er ude af funktion. Undgå udsaettelse for stråling.

2-1

DISC CHANGE

DISC 1 DISC 2 DISC 3

OPEN•CLOSE

STANDBY ON

CHANGER

INTERNET AUDIO MINI HIFI SYSTEM

BANDC1 • 2 • 3

CDR

DUB

(HSD)

RECORD

AUTO

REVERSE

DIM

CLOCK/

TIMER

PROG

ECO POWER

IR SENSOR

TAPE

TUNER

AUX

TAPE 1•2

CD 1•2•3

FM•AM

CDR/DVD

STOP•CLEAR

SEARCH•TUNING PLAY PAUSE

PREV NEXTSIDE

PRESET

▲

789

∞

™

≤

∞

≥

•

DEMO STOP

OPEN

JOG CONTROL

wOOx

DYNAMIC AMPLIFICATION CONTROL

ON•OFF

LEVEL

BASS

TREBLE

STATION / PLAYLIST

INFO !

CATEGORY

BAND

PREV.

(

)^¡

REGION

LANGUAGE

GENRE

CATEGORY

INTERNET / PC AUDIO

CONNECT

INTERNET

English

Contents

General Information

Environmental Information ................................ 8

Acknowledgement ............................................... 8

Supplied Accessories ........................................... 8

Safety Information ................................................ 8

Preparations

Rear Connections .......................................... 9–10

Optional Connections ...................................... 10

Inserting batteries into the Remote

Control ................................................................. 10

Controls

Controls on the System and Remote

Control .......................................................... 11–13

Basic Functions

Demonstration mode ........................................ 14

Easy Set ................................................................. 14

Switching the system on ................................... 15

Switching the system to Standby mode ........ 15

Switching the system to Eco Power

Standby mode ..................................................... 15

Power Saving Automatic Standby .................... 15

Dim mode ............................................................ 15

Volume Control .................................................. 16

Interactive Sound Control ........................ 16–17

Internet Audio

Connecting to Internet Audio ......................... 18

Select a desired Category, Band and

Station ................................................................... 18

Store Personal Favorite Internet

Audio Stations ..................................................... 19

Select a Preset Internet Audio Station .......... 19

Erasing a Preset Internet Audio Station ........ 19

Display Bit Rate information............................ 19

Display Title and Artist’s Name

Information .......................................................... 19

Enter an Email Address .............................. 19–20

iM Jukebox - Streaming MP3 music

from PC ................................................................ 20

Upgrading Software .................................... 20–21

Enter an IP Address/Manual IP Editing ........... 21

Restore to factory settings .............................. 21

CD Operation

Discs for Playback .............................................. 22

Loading Discs ...................................................... 22

Disc Playback ....................................................... 23

Programming the disc tracks .................... 23–24

Repeat ................................................................... 24

Shuffle .................................................................... 24

Radio Reception

Storing Preset Radio Stations ................... 25–26

Tuning to Preset Radio Stations ...................... 26

External Sources

Listening to External Sources .......................... 26

Ta pe Operation/Recording

Ta pe Playback ............................................... 27–28

General Information on Recording ................ 28

Preparation for Recording ........................ 28–29

One Touch Recording ........................................ 29

CD Synchro Recording ..................................... 29

Dubbing Tapes ..................................................... 29

Digital Recording via Digital Out .................... 29

Clock/Timer

View Clock .......................................................... 30

Clock Setting ....................................................... 30

Timer Setting ................................................ 30–31

Sleep Timer Setting ............................................ 31

Specifications

........................................... 32

Maintenance

.............................................. 33

Tr oubleshooting

............................. 34

–

2-2

English

General Information

This system complies with the FCC rules,

Part 15 and with 21 CFR 1040.10.

Operation is subject to the following two

conditions:

– This device may not cause harmful

interference, and

– This device must accept any interference

received, including interference that may

cause undesired operation.

Environmental Information

All unnecessary packaging has been omitted. We

have tried to make the packaging easy to

separate into three materials: cardboard (box),

polystyrene foam (buffer) 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

regulations regarding the disposal of packaging

materials, exhausted batteries and old

equipment.

Acknowledgement

Energy Star

As an ENERGY STARRPartner; Philips has

determined that this product

meets the ENERGY STARRguidelines for energy efficiency.

Supplied accessories

– Remote control

– Batteries (two AA size) for remote control

– AM loop antenna

– FM wire antenna

–AC power cord

– Category 5 Ether net cable

Safety Information

● Before operating the system, check that the

operating voltage indicated on the typeplate (or

the voltage indication beside the voltage

selector) of your system is identical with the

voltage of your local power supply. If not, please

consult your dealer.

● Place the system on a flat, hard and stable

surface.

● Place the system in a location with adequate

ventilation to prevent internal heat build-up in

your system. Allow at least 10 cm (4 inches)

clearance from the rear and the top of the unit

and 5 cm (2 inches) from each side.

● Do not expose the system, batteries or discs to

excessive moisture, rain, sand or heat sources

caused by heating equipment or direct sunlight.

● If the system is brought directly from a cold to a

warm location, or is placed in a very damp room,

moisture may condense on the lens of the disc

unit inside the system. Should this occur, the CD

player will not operate normally. Leave the

power on for about one hour with no disc in the

system until normal playback is possible.

● The mechanical par ts of the set contain self-

lubricating bearings and must not be oiled or

lubricated.

● When the system is switched to Standby

mode, it is still consuming some power.

To disconnect the system from the

power supply completely, remove the AC

power plug from the wall socket.

English

Preparations

Rear Connections

The type plate is located at the rear of the

system.APowe r

Before connecting the AC power cord to the

wall outlet, ensure that all other connections

have been made.

WARNING!

–For optimal performance, use only the

original power cable.

–Never make or change any connections

with the power switched on.

To avoid overheating of the system, a safety

circuit has been built in. Therefore, your

system may switch to Standby mode

automatically under extreme conditions. If

this happens, let the system cool down

before reusing it (not available for all versions).

Antennas Connection

Connect the supplied AM loop antenna and FM

antenna to the respective terminals. Adjust the

position of the antenna for optimal reception.

AM Antenna

● Position the antenna as far as possible from a TV,

VCR or other radiation source.

FM Antenna

● For better FM stereo reception, connect an

outdoor FM antenna to the FM ANTENNA

terminal.

AM ANTENNA

AUX/CDR IN

SUB-

WOOFER

OUT

DIGITAL

OUT

LINE OUT

LRLR

MAINS

FRONT

speaker

(right)

–

SURROUND

OUT

FM ANTENNA 300Ω

speaker

(left)

AM loop antenna

FM wire antenna

AC power cord

RJ 45

Personal

computer

(PC)

Ethernet cable

data port

Network

Router

2-3

English

Preparations

Speakers Connection

Front Speakers

Connect the speaker wires to the SPEAKERS

(FRONT) terminals, right speaker to "R" and left

speaker to "L", colored (marked) wire to "+"

and black (unmarked) wire to "-".

● Fully inser t the stripped portion of the speaker

wire into the terminal as shown.

Notes:

–To avoid magnetic interference to PC monitor/TV,

do not position the front speakers too close to them.

–For optimal sound performance, use the

supplied speakers.

– Do not connect more than one speaker to any

one pair of

speaker terminals.

– Do not connect speakers with an impedance

lower than the speakers supplied. Please refer to

the SPECIFICATIONS section of this manual.

Internet Audio Connection

Use the supplied ethernet cable to connect the

RJ45 terminal to the data port on the wall

socket. Fully insert the head of the cable into

the data port.

PC Connection

For streaming MP3 music from your PC via LAN

(Local Area Network), you must connect the

system with your personal computer. Use a

network router (not supplied) to share the

internet access.

Optional Connections

The optional equipment and connecting cords

are not supplied. Refer to the operating

instructions of the connected equipment for

details.

Line Out Connection

Connect this output to any analog audio

equipment for playback or recording (CD

recorder, tape recorder or amplifier for example).

Use a cinch cable to connect the LINE OUT

terminals to the analog audio in terminals of the

equipment.

Connecting other equipment to your

system

Connect the audio left and right OUT terminals

of a TV, VCR, Laser Disc player, DVD player or

CD Recorder to the AUX/CDR IN terminals.

Notes:

– Do not connect equipment to both the LINE

OUT and AUX/CDR IN terminals at the same time.

Otherwise, noise will be generated and malfunction

might occur.

– If you are connecting equipment with a

monaural output (a single audio out terminal),

connect it to the AUX/CDR IN left terminal.

Alternatively, you can use a “single to double” cinch

cable (still be monaural sound).

Subwoofer Out Connection

Connect the subwoofer to the SUBWOOFER

OUT terminal. The subwoofer reproduces just

the low bass sound effect (explosions or the

rumble of spaceships, for example).

Digital Out Connection

Connect this digital output when recording on

any audio equipment with digital input (CD

Recorder, Digital Audio Tape [DAT] deck, Digital

to Analog Converter and Digital Signal Processor,

for example). Use a coaxial cable to connect the

DIGITAL OUT terminal to the digital input

terminal of the equipment.

Inserting batteries into the

Remote Control

Insert two batteries

(type R06 or AA) into

the remote control with

the correct polarity as

indicated by the + and

- symbols inside the

battery compar tment.

CAUTION!

– Remove batteries if they are exhausted

or will not be used for a long time.

– Do not use old and new or different

types of batteries in combination.

– Batteries contain chemical substances, so

dispose of them properly.

English

Controls

(main system’s illustration on page 3)

Controls on the System and

Remote Control

STANDBY ON

– to switch the system on or to Standby mode.

– to star t EASY SET operation.

ECO POWER

– to activate or deactivate Eco Power Standby

mode.

iR SENSOR

– infrared sensor for remote control.

PROG (PROGRAM)

for Internet Audio…to program preset Internet

Audio stations.

for CD .................to program disc tracks.

for Tuner ............. to program preset radio stations.

for Clock ............ (on the system only) to select

12- or 24-hour clock mode.

Interactive sound controls

– to select the desired sound feature : PERSONAL,

DSC, VEC or BASS/TREBLE.

JOG CONTROL

– during Email or IP address editing mode, to

select the previous/next alphanumeric

characters.

– to select the desired sound effect for the

selected sound feature.

PERSONAL ..... PERSONAL 1-6, six personal

preference Spectrum Analyzer

settings.

DSC ..................OPTIMAL, CLASSIC, TECHNO,

VOC AL, ROCK or JAZZ.

VEC .................. HALL, CLUB, DISCO, CINEMA,

CONCERT or ARCADE.

CLOCK/TIMER

– to view the clock, set the clock or set the timer.

– to connect headphones.

DIM

– to select brightness of the display screen :

DIM 1, DIM 2, DIM 3 or DIM OFF.

SOURCE – to select the following:

CD / (CD 1•2•3)

– to select disc tray 1, 2 or 3.

TUNER / (FM•AM)

– to select waveband : FM or AM.

TAPE / (TAPE 1• 2)

– to select tape deck 1 or 2.

AUX / (CDR/DVD)

– to select a connected external source :

CDR/DVD or AUX (auxiliar y) mode.

Display screen

– to view the current status of the system.

Disc tray#DISC CHANGE

– to change disc(s).

OPEN•CLOSE

– to open or close the disc tray.

DISC 1 / DISC 2 / DISC 3

– to select a disc tray for playback.

CATEGORY display panel

– to show the categor y selected.

CONNECTION display panel

– to show the selected connection : INTERNET or

PC.*CONNECT

– to select Internet Audio source .

(

CATEGORY

– to select the desired categor y in which the

station list is organized : GENRE, REGION and

LANGUAGE.

)

BAND - NEXT/PREV (BAND +/-)

– during Internet connection, to select the

next/previous band of the current category.

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English

Controls

Mode Selection

SEARCH•TUNING àá

(-STATION / PLAYLIST+)

for Internet Audio…refer to STATION

on the remote control, point

ﬂ

for CD .................to search backward/forward.

for Tuner ............. to tune to a lower or higher radio

frequency.

for Tape ............... to rewind or fast forward.

for Clock ............ (on the system only) to set the

hour.

STOP•CLEAR Ç (DEMO STOP)

for Internet Audio…to delete the preset

Internet Audio station.

................................. during Email address editing

mode, to delete the current

character.

................................. to exit the Email view mode.

for CD .................to stop playback or to clear a

program.

for Tuner ............. (on the system only) to stop

programming.

for Tape ............... to stop playback or recording.

for Demo ........... (on the system only) to activate/

deactivate the demonstration.

PLAY PAUSE ÉÅ

for CD .................to start or interrupt playback.

for Tape ............... to start playback.

PREV / SIDE / NEXT íë

(PRESET 4 3 )

for Internet Audio…during INTERNET

connection, to select a preset

Internet Audio station.

................................. during iM Jukebox, to select the

previous/next track from the

current playlist.

................................. during IP or Email address editing

mode, to select the previous/

next cursor position.

for CD .................to skip to the beginning of the

current, previous, or next track.

for Tuner ............. to select a preset radio station.

for Tape ............... to select tape side (back or

front) in tape deck 2 only.

for Clock ............ (on the system only) to set the

minute.

™

RECORD

– to star t recording on tape deck 2.

VOLUME

– to increase or decrease the volume.

≤

DUB (HSD) (HIGH SPEED DUBBING)

– to dub a tape in normal or fast speed.

∞

BASS # $

– to increase or decrease the low tone.

TREBLE # $

– to increase or decrease the high tone.

AUTO REVERSE (AUTO REV.)

– to select the desired playback modes in tape

deck 2 only.≥wOOx ON•OFF

– to select enhanced or normal wOOx sound

effect.

wOOx LEVEL

– to select a desired wOOx level : WOOX 1,

WOOX 2 or WOOX 3.

•

TAPE DECK 2

TAPE DECK 1

CLOCK

– to view the clock display.

⁄

REPEAT

– to playback track(s)/disc(s)/program repeatedly.

INFO! ( ÉÅ on the system)

– during INTERNET connection, to display the

current track/music information.

– to enter an Email address or to enter Email

address editing mode.

– during Email or IP address editing mode, to

confirm and store the Email or IP address.

‹

TIMER ON/OFF

– to activate or deactivate the timer.

›

SLEEP

– to activate or deactivate the sleep timer.

ﬁ

MUTE

– to interr upt or resume sound reproduction.

ﬂ

STATION -/+ ( à / á on the system)

– during INTERNET connection, to select the

previous/next available station from the current

band within the current category.

– during iM Jukebox, to select the previous/next

playlist.

– during IP or Email address editing mode, to

select the previous/next alphanumeric

characters.

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Controls

‡

BIT RATE

– to display the encoded bit rate of the current

active station. The bit rate determined the

sound quality of the station.

SHUFFLE

– to playback all available discs and their tracks/

program in random order.

DIGITS 0 – 9

(numbers consisting more than two figures must be

keyed in within 2 seconds.)

for Internet Audio…to select a preset Internet

Audio station.

for CD .................to select a CD track for playback

or programming.

for Tuner ............. to select a preset radio station.

‚

– to switch the system to Standby mode or Eco

Power Standby mode.

ÅÉ

VOLUME

AUX/CDR

CONNECT

CD 123

TUNER

TAPE 1/2

AUTO REV.CLOCK

PROGRAM

BAND

STATION

CATEGORY INFO!

PER.

MUTE

TIMER ON/OFFSLEEP

SHUFFLE

DIM

REPEAT

DSC

VEC

⁄(¤

‹

›

ﬁ

ﬂ

‡

‚

≥

WOOX

WOOX LEVEL

BIT RATE

)

Notes for remote control:

– First, select the source you wish to

control by pressing one of the source select

keys on the remote control (CD 123 or

TUNER, for example).

– Then select the desired function (

for example).

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Basic Functions

IMPORTANT!

Before you operate the system, complete

the preparation procedures.

Demonstration mode

The system has a demonstration mode that

shows the various features offered by the system.

To activate the demonstration

● In Standby mode, press and hold DEMO

STOPÇon the system until "DEMO ON" is

displayed.

➜ The demonstration will begin.

To deactivate the demonstration

● Press and hold DEMO STOP Çon the system

until "DEMO OFF" is displayed.

➜ The system will switch to Standby mode.

Notes:

– Even if you remove the AC power cord and

reconnect it to the wall socket, the demonstration

will remain off until you activate it again.

– When the power is turned on, the disc tray may

open and close to initialize the system.

Easy Set

EASY SET allows you to store all available radio

stations automatically.

● In Standby or Demonstration mode, press and

hold STANDBY ON until "EASY SET" is

displayed.

➜ The system will search for all radio stations

on the FM band, then the AM band.

➜ All available radio stations with sufficient signal

strength will be stored automatically.

➜ The system will stop searching when all the

available radio stations are stored or when the

memory for 40 preset radio stations is used.

➜ The last preset radio station will play when

EASY SET is completed.

Note:

– When EASY SET is used, all previously stored

radio stations will be replaced.

BANDC1 • 2 • 3

CDR

DUB

(HSD)

RECORD

DIM

CLOCK/

TIMER

PROG

STOP•CLEAR

SEARCH•TUNING PLAY PAUSE

PREV NEXTSIDE

PRESET

▲

INTERNET AUDIO MINI HIFI SYSTEM

INFO !

CATEGORY

BAND

PREV.

ÅÉ

VOLUME

AUX/CDR

CONNECT

CD 123

TUNER

TAPE 1/2

AUTO REV.CLOCK

PROGRAM

BAND

STATION

CATEGORYINFO

TIMER ON/OFFSLEEP

SHUFFLE

DIM

REPEAT

DSC

VEC

WOOX

WOOX LEVEL

BIT RATE

PER. MUTE

REGION

LANGUAGE

GENRE

CATEGORY

INTERNET / PC AUDIO

CONNECT

INTERNET

STATION / PLAYLIST

TAPE 1•2

CD 1•2•3

FM•AM

CDR/DVD

TAPE

TUNER

AUX

IR SENSOR

AUTO

REVERSE

ECO POWER

DEMO STOP

JOG CONTROL

STANDBY-ON

wOOx

DYNAMIC AMPLIFICATION CONTROL

ON•OFF

LEVEL

BASS

TREBLE

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Switching the system on

In Standby mode

● Press STANDBY ON, CONNECT or CD/

TUNER/TAPE/AUX on the system.

➜ The system will switch to the last selected

source or the selected source.

● Press any one of the DISC 1/2/3 buttons or

OPEN•CLOSE.

➜ The system will switch to CD mode.

In Eco Power Standby mode

● Press CONNECT, CD 123, TUNER,

TAPE 1/2 or AUX/CDR on the remote

control.

➜ The system will switch to the selected source.

Switching the system to Standby

mode

In Demonstration mode

● Press and hold DEMO STOP Ç on the

system.

In Eco Power Standby mode

● Press ECO POWER.

In any other source mode

● Press STANDBY ON (or B on the remote

control).

➜ The clock will appear on the display when the

system is in Standby mode.

Switching the system to Eco

Power Standby mode

● Press ECO POWER (or press and hold B on

the remote control).

➜ "ECO POWER" will be displayed, then the

display screen will go blank.

➜ The low power ECO POWER LED will be

lighted.

Note:

– If you have not deactivated the demonstration, it

will resume five seconds after the system switches

to Eco Power Standby or Standby mode.

Power Saving Automatic Standby

As a power-saving feature, the system will

automatically switch to Standby mode if you do

not press any buttons within 30 minutes after a

disc or tape has stopped playing.

Dim mode

You can select the desired brightness for the

display.

● Press DIM repeatedly to select DIM 1, DIM 2,

DIM 3 or DIM OFF display mode.

➜

DIM

appears on the display, except for DIM

OFF mode.

DIM OFF - normal brightness with

Spectrum Analyzer On

DIM 1 - normal brightness with Spectrum

Analyzer Off

DIM 2 - half brightness with Spectrum

Analyzer On

DIM 3 - half brightness with Spectrum

Analyzer Off and all LEDs on the system

will be switched off.

Basic Functions

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Volume Control

Adjust VOLUME to increase (turn knob

clockwise or press VOLUME +) or decrease

(turn knob counter-clockwise or press

VOLUME -) the sound level.

To listen through the headphones

● Connect the headphones plug to the n socket

at the front of the system.

➜ The speakers will be muted.

To switch off the volume temporarily

● Press MUTE on the remote control.

➜ Playback will continue without sound and

"MUTE" will be displayed.

● To restore the volume, press MUTE again or

increase the VOLUME level.

Interactive Sound Control

For optimal sound listening, select only one

of the following interactive sound controls

at a time : PERSONAL, DSC, VEC or BASS/

TREBLE.

Personal Sound

Press PERSONAL.2Adjust the JOG

CONTROL (or press

PER. on the remote

control repeatedly) to

select the desired Personal setting.

➜ The selected Personal setting number will

appear on the display.

➜ If no name has been stored previously,

“PERSONAL X" will be displayed. "X" is the

setting number.

Personal Setting

You can use the JOG CONTROL to adjust the

Per sonal setting to your desired level. Up to six

Per sonal settings can be stored.

Press and hold PERSONAL on the system

until "SELECT PRESET NUMBER" is displayed.

Adjust the JOG CONTROL to select the

desired Personal setting number and press á

on the system to confirm the selection.

➜ "ADAPT LOW FREQ LEVEL" will be

displayed.

Adjust the JOG CONTROL to select the

desired Spectrum Analyzer band level for low

frequency.

➜ The level will increase or decrease

between+3 and -3.4Press á to confirm the selection.

➜ "ADAPT MID FREQ LEVEL" will be

displayed, followed by "ADAPT HIGH FREQ

LEVEL".

● Repeat steps 3–4 to select the desired middle

and high frequency Spectrum Analyzer band

levels.

You can edit the name for the personal setting.

➜ The first character of the setting name will be

flashing.

Adjust the JOG CONTROL to select the

desired letter, number or symbol.

➜ "A to Z", "0 to 9" or "*, -, +, \, /, _".7Press á to confirm the selection.

➜ The next character for editing will flash.

● Repeat steps 6–7 to store up to 10 characters.

To store the setting, press PERSONAL on the

system again.

To change a setting before storing

● Press à on the system to retrace the steps in

reverse order and make the changes accordingly.

To exit without storing the setting

● Press Çon the system.

Notes:

– During personal setting, if no button is pressed

within 90 seconds, the system will exit the Personal

setting mode automatically.

– The wOOx level cannot be stored as part of the

Personal setting.

– When making a Personal setting, it is not

possible to adjust the Bass/Treble level, "USE

JOG" will be displayed.

Basic Functions

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Digital Sound Control (DSC)

The DSC feature enables you to adjust the

system to suit your type of music.1Press DSC.2Adjust the JOG

CONTROL (or press

DSC on the remote control

repeatedly) to select the desired Digital Sound

Control effect : OPTIMAL, CLASSIC, TECHNO,

VOC AL, ROCK or JAZZ.

➜ The selected DSC will be encircled.

Note:

–For a neutral sound effect, select CLASSIC.

Virtual Environment Control (VEC)

The VEC feature enables you to adjust the

system to select a type of environment.1Press VEC.2Adjust the JOG

CONTROL (or press

VEC on the remote

control repeatedly) to

select the desired Vir tual Environment Control

effect : HALL, CLUB, DISCO, CINEMA,

CONCERT or ARCADE.

➜ The selected VEC will be encircled.

BASS/TREBLE

The BASS/TREBLE feature enables you to define

the sound-processor settings for Bass and Treble.

Press BASS/TREBLE.

➜ The BASS and TREBLE LEDs will light up.

➜ "ADAPT BASS AND TREBLE LEVELS"

will be displayed.

Use the BASS/TREBLE controls to select the

desired BASS or TREBLE levels respectively.

➜ The BASS/TREBLE level will increase or

decrease between level +3 and -3.

● Press BASS # or $ repeatedly to select the

low tone level.

➜ "BASS -X" or "BASS +X" will be displayed.

● Press TREBLE # or $ repeatedly to select the

high tone level.

➜ "TREBLE -X" or "TREBLE +X" will be

displayed.

Note:

–"

" denotes the sound level.

Basic Functions

Automatic DSC-wOOx / VEC-wOOx

selection

The best wOOx setting is generated

automatically for each DSC or VEC selection.

You can manually select the wOOx setting that

best suits your listening environment.

wOOx

There are three wOOx settings to enhance the

bass response.

Press wOOx ON•OFF (or

wOOx on the remote

control) to switch ON

(enhanced) or OFF (normal)

the wOOx sound effect.

● When wOOx is switched on;

➜ The

WOOX

will appear on the display.

● When wOOx is switched off;

➜ The display will show "WOOX OFF" and

WOOX

will disappear from the display.

When wOOx is switched on, adjust wOOx

LEVEL to select the desired wOOx settings :

WOOX 1, WOOX 2 or WOOX 3.

Notes:

– When Personal or Bass/Treble sound control is

selected, wOOx will be switched off automatically.

– Some discs or tapes might be recorded in high

modulation, which causes a distortion at high

volume. If this occurs, deactivate wOOx or reduce

the volume.

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Internet Audio

BANDC1 • 2 • 3

CDR

DUB

(HSD)

RECORD

DIM

CLOCK/

TIMER

PROG

STOP•CLEAR

SEARCH•TUNING PLAY PAUSE

PREV NEXTSIDE

PRESET

▲

INTERNET AUDIO MINI HIFI SYSTEM

INFO !

BAND

PREV.

ÅÉ

VOLUME

AUX/CDR

CONNECT

CD 123

TUNER

TAPE 1/2

AUTO REV.CLOCK

PROGRAM

BAND

STATION

CATEGORYINFO

SHUFFLE

DIM

REPEAT

BIT RATE

CATEGORY

REGION

LANGUAGE

GENRE

CATEGORY

INTERNET / PC AUDIO

CONNECT

INTERNET

STATION / PLAYLIST

TAPE 1•2

CD 1•2•3

FM•AM

CDR/DVD

TAPE

TUNER

AUX

IR SENSOR

AUTO

REVERSE

ECO POWER

DEMO STOP

JOG CONTROL

STANDBY-ON

wOOx

DYNAMIC AMPLIFICATION CONTROL

ON•OFF

LEVEL

BASS

TREBLE

Connecting to Internet Audio

● Press CONNECT to select the Internet Audio

source.

➜ “INTERNET AUDIO” will be displayed. A

few seconds later, "IM RADIO" and

"CONNECTING" will alternately appear on the

display until a connection is established.

➜ The last selected C ATEGORY LED will light

up.

➜ When setting up a connection is in progress,

the INTERNET LED will start flashing.

➜ If the connection fails within one minute, “NO

INTERNET CONNECTION” will be displayed

(refer to “Troubleshooting”).

When the connection is established, the

system will begin the station data

transfer process

➜ The INTERNET LED will continue flashing.

➜ The display will show the last selected station

name and “SEARCHING”.

➜ If the station has been programmed as a

preset, the preset number will appear before the

station name.

➜ If the data transfer fails, “ STATION NOT

FOUND” will be displayed. Press á to select

another station or try again later.

When the station’s data is successfully

transferred

➜ The INTERNET LED will light up.

➜ The station name will be displayed.

➜

STEREO

will appear on the display if the

system is tuned to a stereo station.

To exit the INTERNET connection

● Press STANDBY ON, ECO POWER or

TUNER.

Notes:

– If you switch the system to CD, TAPE or AUX

mode, it will remain connected to INTERNET.

– If the line is busy, “

LINE CONGESTION

” will be

displayed. Select another station or tr y again later.

Select a desired Category, Band

and Station

To select a category

● Press CATEGORY repeatedly to select the

desired Internet Audio station list classified under

a category : GENRE, REGION or LANGUAGE.

➜ The C ATEGORY display panel will light up

with the selection.

➜ The current STATION remains.

To select a band

● Press NEXT/PREV-BAND (or BAND +/-

on the remote control) repeatedly to select the

next/previous BAND from the current

CATEGORY.

➜ The selected BAND and its first STATION

will be displayed, and then the system will begin

the station data transfer process.

To select a station

● Press á or à (or STATION +/- on the

remote control) repeatedly to select the

next/previous STATION from the current BAND.

➜ The selected STATION will be displayed, and

then the system will begin the station data

transf

er process.

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Internet Audio

Store Personal Favorite Internet

Audio Stations

You can store up to 40 preset Internet Audio

stations in the memory.

Preset Programming

Connect to Internet Audio.2Select a desired CATEGORY-BAND-STATION.3Press PROG.

➜ The current station will be stored into the

next available preset number.

➜ “STORE XX” will be displayed. ”XX” denotes

the preset number.

➜ If you attempt to store more than 40 preset

Internet Audio stations, "PRESET FULL" will be

displayed.

● Repeat steps 2–3 to store other preset Inter net

Audio stations.

Select a Preset Internet Audio

Station

● Press í or ë (or Digits 0–9 on the remote

control).

➜ The selected preset C ATEGORY LED will

light up and the display will show the preset

information and number.

➜ If you have not stored in any preset station,

“PRESET EMPTY” will be displayed.

➜ If you select a preset station which has no

station stored, “PRESET INVALID” will be

displayed.

Erasing a Preset Internet Audio

Station

Press í or ë (or Digits 0–9 on the remote

control) to select the preset Internet Audio

station to be erased.2Press and hold Çon the system until

“DELETE XX” appears on the display. ”XX”

denotes the current preset number.

➜ The current station will be deleted from the

preset list.

➜ All subsequent higher preset numbers will

decrease by one.

● Repeat steps 1–2 to er ase other preset Internet

Audio stations.

Display Bit Rate information

The encoded bit rate determined the sound

quality of the station.

Select a desired Internet Audio station.

Press BIT RATE on the remote control.

➜ The encoding bit rate information of the

selected station will be displayed for two

seconds (for example, 128 KBIT/S).

Display Title and Artist's Name

Information

Select a desired Internet Audio station.

Press ÉÅ (or INFO! on the remote control).

● If the Email address had not been entered, it will

prompt you to enter an Email address instead.

➜ The track’s title and ar tist’s name of the

selected station will be displayed and send to

you via Email.

➜ If no information is received immediately,

“REQUESTING” will be displayed.

➜ If there is no response from the current

station after a few seconds, “NO INFO

AVAILABLE” will be displayed.

➜ If invalid Email address is detected, “INVALID

EMAIL ADDRESS” will be displayed. Enter the

correct Email address.

Enter an Email Address

After entering your Email address, you are able

to enjoy the following benefits :

– to get extra information on the track

selected.

– to get information on how to download the

software for streaming MP3 music from PC.

– to get information when there is a new

software for upgrade available.

PressÉÅ .

➜ “PLEASE ENTER EMAIL ADDRESS” will

be displayed.

➜ “_“ star ts flashing.

Adjust the JOG CONTROL to select the

desired character, digit or symbol.

● You can also press á / à (or STATION +/

- on the remote control).

➜ “_“; “A to Z“; “0 to 9“; “-“ or the available

symbols will be shown.

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Symbol FTD display

*/?

Press ë or í to select the next/previous

cursor position.

● Repeat steps 2–3 to complete the Email

address. The maximum length for the Email

address is 128 characters/digits.4Press ÉÅ (or INFO! on the remote control)

to confirm and store the Email address.

To edit the Email address

Press and hold ÉÅ (or INFO! on the remote

control) for five seconds.

➜ The last entered Email address appear s on

the display.

● To view the next/previous character, press ë or

í button. Once it reaches the last character/

digit/symbol, pressing ë button will not able to

move the cursor to the next position.

Press ÉÅ (or INFO! on the remote control)

to edit the Email address.

Press ë or í to select the next/previous

cursor position for editing.

➜ The selected character/digit/symbol starts

flashing. Repeat steps 2-4 of “Enter an Email

Address”.

● To delete the current character, pressÇ once.

To exit without storing

● Press and hold Çon the system for five seconds.

iM Jukebox - Streaming MP3

music from PC

This feature allows you to stream your favorite

MP3 music from your PC via LAN.

Preparation for iM Jukebox1Connect your personal computer to the router

(refer to “Preparations - Rear Connections”).

Enter your Email address (refer to “Enter an

Email Address”).

➜ After registering your Email address, Philips

will provide the information and source to

download software for the usage of streaming

MP3 music from your PC via LAN.

Internet Audio

Install the downloaded software.

Connecting to iM Jukebox

● When in Internet Audio mode (refer to

“Connecting to Internet Audio”), press

CONNECT to select iM Jukebox.

➜ “IM JUKEBOX” will be displayed. A few

seconds later, "CONNECTING" will alternately

appear on the display until a connection is

established.

➜ The PC LED star ts flashing when connection

is in progress, then lights up when the

connection is established.

➜ If the connection fails within one minute,

“NO PC CONNECTION” will be displayed (refer

to “Troubleshooting”).

To select a playlist

● Press á or à (or STATION +/- on the

remote control) repeatedly.

To select a track from the current playlist

● Press ë or í repeatedly.

Notes:

– During iM Jukebox, the C ATEGORY, PROGRAM

and INFO! buttons are not functional.

– iM Jukebox does not support Macintosh

machine and also cannot play MP3 track with

variable bit-rate.

Upgrading Software

This system can be re-flashed to upgrade its

firmware via internet to benefit from future

software releases.

● Press and hold CONNECT and ë on the

system while unplug and plug-in the power

cord.

➜ “INTERNET AUDIO ” will be displayed and

followed by “REQUEST FOR SOFTWARE

UPGRADE”.

● If there is a new software for upgrading

➜ “UPGRADING IN PROGRESS” will be

displayed and the latest software will be

downloaded.

● If new software upgrading is successful

➜ “UPGRADING COMPLETED ” will be

displayed and the system will reinitiate the

Internet Audio connection.

➜ The sound will be muted until the connection

is established.

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Internet Audio

● If there is no new software

➜ “YOUR SOFTWARE IS UP-TO-DATE ” will

be displayed.

● If an error occurs while upgrading

➜ “UPGRADING ERROR ” will be displayed.

➜ It will continue running with the existing

software.

➜ Tr y again later to upgrade your software.

Note:

– The first time you power up the system, the

Internet Audio software will automatically be

upgraded to the latest available version.

Enter an IP Address/Manual IP

Editing (advanced feature)

If the network does not support Dynamic Host

Configuration Protocol (DHCP) or you need to

use a proxy to connect to the internet, it is

necessary to manually enter the IP addresses.

Press and hold CONNECT andí on the

system while unplug and plug-in the power

cord.

➜ “ INTERNET AUDIO” will be displayed,

followed by “ENTER 15-DIGIT SUBNET

MASK”.

➜ The first digit star ts flashing.

Adjust the JOG CONTROL to select the digit

or symbol.

● You can also press á / à (or STATION +/

- on the remote control).

➜ "0 to 9" or " , " will be available.

Press ë or í to select the next/previous

cursor position for editing.

➜ The selected digit star ts flashing.

● Repeat steps 2–3 to complete the IP address.

Press ÉÅ (or INFO! on the remote control)

to store the current IP address and enter the

next sequence of IP address editing.

● There are a total of seven sequences to be

completed, including the sequence for keying the

15-digit subnet mask (e.g. “XXX , XXX , XXX ,

XXX”). They are as follows :

“ENTER 15-DIGIT SET IP”

“ENTER 15-DIGIT GATEWAY IP”

“ENTER 15-DIGIT DNS-1 IP”

“ENTER 15-DIGIT DNS-2 IP”

“ENTER 15-DIGIT HTTP PROXY IP”

“ENTER 5-DIGIT HTTP PROXY PORT”

➜ To enter 5-digits por t number, for example

“80”, key in as “00080“.

Repeat steps 2–4 for each sequence of IP

address editing.

● The system will automatically exit the IP address

editing mode when you finished the last

sequence.

Notes:

– If your network does not support Dynamic Host

Configuration Protocol (DHCP) and you are using

an anonymous proxy to connect to the internet,

complete all the seven sequences.

– If your network support Dynamic Host

Configuration Protocol (DHCP) and you are using

an anonymous proxy to connect to the internet,

enter “000.000.000.000” as the subnet mask. The

system will skip the first five sequences and prompt

you for the http proxy IP address and port number.

– If your network does not support Dynamic Host

Configuration Protocol (DHCP) and you are not

using an anonymous proxy to connect to the

internet, complete the first five sequences and

enter “000.000.000.000” as your proxy IP address.

You do not have to enter the proxy por t number.

– If your network support Dynamic Host

Configuration Protocol (DHCP) and you are not

using an anonymous proxy to connect to the

internet, enter “000.000.000.000” as your subnet

mask and enter “000.000.000.000” as your proxy

IP address. This is also the default factory setting.

– If the network has a firewall, verify with the

network administrator that all the ports are

accessible from inside the network.

Restore to factory settings

● Press and hold CONNECT and ÉÅ on the

system while unplug and plug-in the power

cord.

➜ “INTERNET AUDIO” will be displayed,

followed by “CONNECTING”. A few seconds

later, "RESTORED TO FACTORY SETTINGS"

will appear on the display.

➜ The Email address and preset list are cleared.

➜ The set now operates on DHCP without

proxy to connect to the internet.

➜ The software will be upgraded automatically if

there is new version available.

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CD Operation

DISC CHANGE

DISC 1 DISC 2 DISC 3

OPEN•CLOSE

CHANGER

BANDC1 • 2 • 3

CDR

DUB

(HSD)

RECORD

DIM

CLOCK/

TIMER

PROG

STOP•CLEAR

SEARCH•TUNING PLAY PAUSE

PREV NEXTSIDE

PRESET

▲

IR SENSOR

AUTO

REVERSE

ECO POWER

PRO LOGIC

DEMO STOP

JOG CONTROL

STANDBY-ON

BASS

TREBLE

VOLUME

AUX/CDR

CONNECT

CD 123

TUNER

TAPE 1/2

AUTO REV.CLOCK

PROGRAM

BAND

STATION

CATEGORY INFO

TIMER ON/OFFSLEEP

SHUFFLE

DIM

REPEAT

DSC

VEC

WOOX

WOOX LEVEL

BIT RATE

PER. MUTE

ÅÉ

TAPE 1•2

CD 1•2•3

FM•AM

CDR/DVD

TAPE

TUNER

AUX

LEFT CENTER RIGHT

SURR

wOOx

DYNAMIC AMPLIFICATION CONTROL

ON•OFF

LEVEL

INTERNET AUDIO MINI HIFI SYSTEM

INFO !

CATEGORY

BAND

PREV.

REGION

LANGUAGE

GENRE

CATEGORY

INTERNET / PC AUDIO

CONNECT

INTERNET

STATION / PLAYLIST

IMPORTANT!

– This system is designed for regular discs.

Therefore, do not use any accessories such

as disc stabilizer rings or disc treatment

sheets, etc., as offered on the market,

because they may jam the changer

mechanism.

– Do not load more than one disc into

each tray.

Discs for Playback

This system can playback all digital audio CDs,

finalized digital audio CD-Recordable (CDR)

discs and finalized digital audio CD-Rewritable

(CDRW) discs.

Loading Discs

Press CD to select CD mode.2Press OPEN•CLOSE to open the disc tray.3Load up to two discs on the individual disc trays.

To load the third disc, press DISC CHANGE.

➜ The disc tray will rotate until the empty tray

is ready for loading.

CD CHANGER

CLOCK

TIMER

VOLUME

DEMO

PRESET TUNING

SHUFFLE

TIMER

PLAY

MODE

SIDE

SET CLOCK

TIMER SET

BAND

RECORD

DUBBING

CD TAPE

PROGRAM

CLEAR

RDS

MODE

TIMER

DBB PROGRAM

AMPM

SHUFFLE FMMW

LWSW STEREO

FRONT

BACK

RECORD

HSD

DISC CHANGE

DISC 1 DISC 2 DISC 3

OPEN•CLOSE

Press OPEN•CLOSE to close the disc tray.

➜ "READING" will be displayed. The selected

disc tray, total number of tracks and the playing

time will appear on the display.

➜ A lighted button indicates that a disc is loaded

on the disc tray.

Notes:

– Load the discs with the label side facing up.

–To ensure good system performance, wait until

the disc tray completely reads the disc(s) before

proceeding.

English

CD Operation

Disc Playback

To play all discs on the disc tray

● Press PLAYÉÅ.

➜ All the available discs will play once, then stop.

➜ During playback, the selected disc tray, tr ack

number and elapsed playing time of the current

track will appear on the display.

To play one disc only

● Press DISC 1, DISC 2 or DISC 3.

➜ The selected disc will play once, then stop.

To interrupt playback

● Press PA USEÉÅ.

● To resume playback, press PLAYÉÅ again.

To stop playback

● Press Ç.

To search for a particular passage during

playback

● Press and hold à or á and release it when

the desired passage is located.

➜ During searching, the volume will be reduced.

To select a desired track

● Press í or ë repeatedly (or Digits 0–9 on

the remote control) until the desired track

appears on the display.

● If playback is stopped, press PLAYÉÅ to star t

playback.

Note:

– In Shuffle mode, pressing

will cause the

player to skip only to the beginning of the current

track.

To skip to the beginning of the current

track during playback

● Press í once.

Replace discs during playback

Press DISC CHANGE.2To change the inner disc, press DISC

CHANGE again.

➜ "DISC CHANGE" will be displayed and the

disc will stop playing.

➜ The disc tray will close to retrieve the inner

disc, then reopen with the inner disc accessible.

Programming the disc tracks

Programming tracks is possible when playback is

stopped. Up to 40 tracks can be stored in the

memory in any order.1Load the desired discs on the disc tray (refer to

“Loading Discs”).

Press PROG to start programming.

➜

PROGRAM

will start flashing.

Press CD (CD 1•2•3) or DISC 1/2/3 to select

a disc.4Press í or ë (or Digits 0–9 on the remote

control) to select the desired track.

Press PROG to store the track.

● Repeat steps 3–5 to store other discs and

tracks.

Press PLAYÉÅ to start program playback.

➜ "PLAY PROGRAM" will be displayed.

● To end programming without star ting playback,

pressÇ once .

➜ The total number of tracks programmed and

the total playing time will appear on the display.

Notes:

– If the total playing time is more than "99:59"

or if one of the programmed tracks has a number

greater than 30, then "--:--" will appear on the

display instead of the total playing time.

– If you attempt to program more than 40 tracks,

PROGRAM FULL

" will be displayed.

– If you press any of the DISC 1/2/3 buttons, the

system will play the selected disc or track, and the

stored program will be ignored temporarily. The

PROGRAM

symbol also will disappear temporarily

from the display. It will reappear when playback of

the selected disc ends.

– During programming, if no button is pressed

within 20 seconds, the system will exit the Program

mode automatically.

To review the program

● Stop playback and press í or ë repeatedly.

● To exit review mode, press Ç.

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To erase the entire program

● Press Ç once when playback is stopped or

twice during playback.

➜ "PROGRAM CLEARED" will be displayed.

➜

PROGRAM

will disappear from the display.

Note:

– The program will be erased when the system is

disconnected from the power supply or when the

disc tray is opened.

Repeat

The current track, a disc, all available discs or all

programmed tracks can be played repeatedly.1Press REPEAT on the remote control

repeatedly to select various repeat modes.

● In normal playback

➜ "TRACK" – to repeat the current track.

"DISC" – to repeat the entire disc.

"ALL DISC" – to repeat all available discs.

➜

REPEAT

appears on the display.

● In program playback

➜ "TRACK" – to repeat the current

programmed track.

"PROGRAM" – to repeat all programmed

tracks.

➜

REPEAT

and

PROGRAM

will appear on the

display.

● The selected track/disc(s)/progr am will now be

played repeatedly until you press Ç.

To resume normal playback, press REPEAT

until the "OFF" mode is displayed.

➜

REPEAT

will disappear from the display.

Note:

– Selecting SHUFFLE during repeat playback will

cancel all repeat modes.

CD Operation

Shuffle

All the available discs and their tracks or all the

programmed tracks can be played in random

order.1Press SHUFFLE on the remote control.

➜ "SHUFFLE" and

SHUFFLE

will appear on the

display.

● The discs and the tr acks will be played in

random order until you press Ç.

To resume normal playback, press SHUFFLE

again.

➜

SHUFFLE

will disappear from the display.

When you select REPEAT mode during

shuffling

● In normal shuffled playback

➜ "TRACK" and "ALL DISC" repeat modes are

available for selection.

➜

REPEAT

and

SHUFFLE

will appear on the

display.

● In program shuffled playback

➜ "TRACK" or "PROGRAM" repeat modes are

available for selection.

➜

REPEAT

PROGRAM

and

SHUFFLE

will appear on

the display.

For Recording, please refer to “Tape

Operation/Recording”.

English

Radio Reception

BANDC1 • 2 • 3

CDR

DUB

(HSD)

RECORD

DIM

CLOCK/

TIMER

PROG

STOP•CLEAR

SEARCH•TUNING PLAY PAUSE

PREV NEXTSIDE

PRESET

▲

INTERNET AUDIO MINI HIFI SYSTEM

INFO !

CATEGORY

BAND

PREV.

ÅÉ

VOLUME

AUX/CDR

CONNECT

CD 123

TUNER

TAPE 1/2

AUTO REV.CLOCK

PROGRAM

BAND

STATION

CATEGORYINFO

SHUFFLE

DIM

REPEAT

BIT RATE

REGION

LANGUAGE

GENRE

CATEGORY

INTERNET / PC AUDIO

CONNECT

INTERNET

STATION / PLAYLIST

TAPE 1•2

CD 1•2•3

FM•AM

CDR/DVD

TAPE

TUNER

AUX

IR SENSOR

AUTO

REVERSE

ECO POWER

DEMO STOP

JOG CONTROL

STANDBY-ON

wOOx

DYNAMIC AMPLIFICATION CONTROL

ON•OFF

LEVEL

BASS

TREBLE

Storing Preset Radio Stations

You can store up to 40 preset radio stations in

the memory.

Automatic Preset Programming

● EASY SET setting (refer to “Basic Functions -

EAST SET”).

Press TUNER (FM•AM) to select TUNER

mode.

➜ "TUNER" will be displayed. A few seconds

later, the current radio frequency will appear on

the display.

➜ If an FM station is received in stereo,

STEREO

will appear on the display.

To begin automatic preset from a desired

preset number

● Press í or ë (or Digits 0–9 on the remote

control) to select the desired preset number.

➜ If a radio station has been stored in one of

the presets, it will not be stored again under

another preset number.

Press and hold PROG until "AUTO" appears on

the display.

➜

PROGRAM

will start flashing.

➜ The system will star t searching for all radio

stations on the FM band, then the AM band.

➜ All available radio stations with sufficient signal

strength will be stored automatically.

➜ The system will stop searching when all the

available radio stations are stored or when the

memory for 40 preset radio stations is used.

➜ The last preset r adio station will then be

played when completed.

To stop storing the automatic preset

● Press PROG or Ç on the system.

Note:

– If no preset number is selected, automatic preset

will begin from preset (1) and all your former

presets will be overridden.

Manual Preset Programming

Press TUNER (FM•AM) repeatedly to select

the desired waveband : FM or AM.

Press PROG.

➜

PROGRAM

will start flashing.

➜ The next available preset number will be

displayed for selection.

Press and hold à or á until the frequency

indication starts to change, then release .

➜ The display will show "SEARCH" until a radio

station with sufficient signal strength is found.

To store the radio station to another

preset number

● Press í or ë (or Digits 0–9 on the remote

control) to select the desired preset number.

Press PROG again to store the radio station.

➜

PROGRAM

will disappear from the display.

● Repeat steps 2–4 to store other preset radio

stations.

Tuning to a weak radio station

● Press à or á briefly and repeatedly until the

optimal reception is found.

To stop storing the manual preset

● Press Ç

on the system.

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Notes:

– If you attempt to store more than 40 preset

radio stations, "

PROGRAM FULL

" will be

displayed.

– During programming, if no button is pressed

within 20 seconds, the system will exit the Program

mode automatically.

Tuning to Preset Radio Stations

● Once you’ve preset the radio stations, press í

or ë (or Digits 0–9 on the remote control) to

select the desired preset number.

➜ The preset number, radio frequency, and

waveband will appear on the display.

For Recording, please refer to “Tape

Operation/Recording”.

Listening to External Sources

Connect the audio out terminals of the external

equipment (TV, VCR, Laser Disc player, DVD

player or CD Recorder) to the AUX/CDR IN

terminals of your system.

Press AUX (CDR/DVD) repeatedly to select

CDR/DVD or normal AUX mode.

➜ "CDR/DVD" or "AUX" will be displayed.

BANDC1 • 2 • 3

CDR

STOP•CLEAR

SEARCH•TUNING PLAY PAUSE

PREV NEXTSIDE

PRESET

▲

DEMO STOP

INTERNET AUDIO MINI HIFI SYSTEM

INFO !

STATION / PLAYLIST

GENRE

INTE

INTERNE

TAPE 1•2

CD 1•2•3

FM•AM

CDR/DVD

TAPE

TUNER

AUX

Radio Reception

External Sources

● When CDR/DVD mode is selected, any audio

equipment connected to the LINE OUT

terminals of this mini system will be muted. You

will not be able to record or listen to the sound

on equipment connected to the LINE OUT

terminal.

● If the sound from the external source is

distorted, select CDR/DVD mode for listening.

Notes:

–You are advised not to listen to and record from

the same source simultaneously.

– All the interactive sound control features (DSC

or VEC, for example) are available for selection.

– Refer to the operating instructions for the

connected equipment for details.

For Recording, please refer to “Tape

Operation/Recording”.

English

Ta pe Operation/Recording

BANDC1 • 2 • 3

CDR

DUB

(HSD)

RECORD

DIM

CLOCK/

TIMER

PROG

STOP•CLEAR

SEARCH•TUNING PLAY PAUSE

PREV NEXTSIDE

PRESET

▲

IR SENSOR

AUTO

REVERSE

ECO POWER

PRO LOGIC

DEMO STOP

JOG CONTROL

STANDBY-ON

OPEN

BASS

TREBLE

INTERNET AUDIO MINI HIFI SYSTEM

INFO !

CATEGORY

BAND

PREV.

REGION

LANGUAGE

GENRE

CATEGORY

INTERNET / PC AUDIO

CONNECT

INTERNET

STATION / PLAYLIST

TAPE 1•2

CD 1•2•3

FM•AM

CDR/DVD

TAPE

TUNER

AUX

wOOx

DYNAMIC AMPLIFICATION CONTROL

ON•OFF

LEVEL

VOLUME

AUX/CDR

CONNECT

CD 123

TUNER TAPE 1/2

AUTO REV.CLOCK

PROGRAM

BAND

STATION

CATEGORY INFO

TIMER ON/OFFSLEEP

SHUFFLE

DIM

REPEAT

DSC

VEC

WOOX

WOOX LEVEL

BIT RATE

PER. MUTE

ÅÉ

IMPORTANT!

– Before playing a tape, check and tighten

slack tape with a pencil. Slack tape may get

jammed or may burst in the mechanism.

– C-120 tape is extremely thin and is easily

deformed or damaged. It is not

recommended for use in this system.

– Store the tapes at room temperature and

do not put them too close to a magnetic

field (for example, a transformer, TV or

speaker).

Ta pe Playback

Press # OPEN to open the tape deck door.2Insert a recorded tape and close the tape door.

● Load the tape with the open side down and the

full spool to the left.

Press TAPE (TAPE 1•2) repeatedly to select

tape deck 1 or tape deck 2.

➜ The selected tape deck number is displayed.4Press PLAYÉÅ to start playback.

To stop pla

yback

● Press Ç.

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To change the playback side on tape

deck 2 only

● Press í or ë.

➜ The A (BACK) or B (FRONT) will appear

on the display, depending on the tape side

selected.

To change the playback mode on tape

deck 2 only

● Press AUTO REVERSE repeatedly to select

the different playback modes.

å : playback on one side of the tape only.

∂ : both sides are played once.

∫ : both sides are played repeatedly, up

to 10 times each side unless you pressÇ.

To rewind or fast forward during

playback

● Press and hold à or á until the desired

passage is reached, then release.

➜ The tape continues playing.

● The tape will stop automatically at the end of

the tape during rewinding or fast forwarding.

➜ During searching, the sound is reduced to a

low volume.

To rewind or fast forward when playback

is stopped

Press à or á.

Press Ç when you reached the desired passage.

Note:

– During rewinding or fast forwarding of a tape, it

is also possible to select another source (CD,

TUNER or AUX, for example).

General Information on

Recording

● For recording, use only tape of IEC type I

(normal tape) or IEC type II (Cr0

● The recording level is set automatically,

regardless of the position of the Volume, VEC,

DSC and so forth.

● The tape is secured at both ends with leader

tape. At the beginning and end

of the tape, nothing will be

recorded for six to seven

seconds.

● To prevent accidental recording,

break out the tab on the left

shoulder of the tape side you

want to protect.

● If “CHECK TAPE” is displayed, the protection

tab has been broken. Put a piece of clear

adhesive tape over the opening. Do not cover

the Cr0

tape detection hole when covering the

tab opening.

IMPORTANT!

– Recording is permissible if copyright or

other rights of third parties are not

infringed upon.

– Recording is possible only on tape deck 2.

Preparation for Recording

Press TAPE (TAPE 1•2) to select TAPE 2.2Load a recordable tape into tape deck 2.

Press í or ë to select the recording tape side.

➜ A appears on the display for the reverse

side.

➜ B appears on the display for the forward

side.

Press AUTO REVERSE repeatedly to select a

recording mode.

➜ å for recording on one side only.

➜

∂ ∂

∂ for recording on both sides.

Ta pe Operation/Recording

English

Ta pe Operation/Recording

Prepare the source to be recorded.

CD – load the disc(s).

TUNER – tune to the desired radio station.

TAPE – load the prerecorded tape into tape

deck 1 with the full spool to the left.

AUX – connect external equipment.

CONNECT – select a desired Internet Audio

station.

When recording is in progress

➜

REC

starts flashing.

● It is not possible to change tape sides.

● It is not possible to listen to another sources

except when dubbing tapes.

● It is not possible to activate the timer function.

One Touch Recording

Press CD, TUNER, AUX or CONNECT to

select the source.2Start playback of the selected source.3Press RECORD to start recording.

To stop recording

● Press Çon the system.

Note:

– One Touch Recording is not possible in TAPE

mode, "

SELECT SOURCE

" will be displayed.

CD Synchro Recording

Press CD 1•2•3 to select the disc.

● Press í or ë (or Digits 0–9 on the remote

control) to select the desired track to start

recording.

● You can program the tracks in the order you

want them to be recorded (refer to “CD

Operation - Programming the disc tracks”).

Press RECORD to start recording.

➜ The disc will star t playback automatically.

To select another track during recording1Press PA USEÉÅ to inter rupt recording.

Pressí or ë (or Digits 0–9 on the remote

control) to select the desired track.

Press PLAYÉÅ to resume recording.

To stop recording

● Press Ç.

➜ Recording and disc playback will stop

simultaneously.

Dubbing Tapes

Load the prerecorded tape in tape deck 1.

● You can set the tape to the desired passage

where recording will start.

Press DUB (HSD) once for normal speed

dubbing or twice (within 2 seconds) for high

speed dubbing.

➜ Playing and recording will star t simultaneously.

➜ "NORMAL" (normal speed) or "FAST" (high

speed) will be displayed, followed by "DUB" with

an indication on the selected tape side direction.

➜ During high speed dubbing, the volume will

be reduced and

HSD

will appear on the display.

● Dubbing of tapes is possible on one side of the

tape only. To continue recording on the reverse

side, at the end of side A, flip the tapes to side B

and repeat the procedure.

To stop dubbing

● Press Ç.

Notes:

– Only

mode is available during dubbing.

– Dubbing of tapes is possible only from tape

deck 1 to tape deck 2.

–To ensure good dubbing, use tapes of the same

length.

–You can listen to another source while dubbing.

Digital Recording via Digital Out

For CD digital recording, please refer to the

instruction manuals for the CD recorder, digital

audio equipment and so forth.

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Clock/Timer

BANDC1 • 2 • 3

CDR

DUB

(HSD)

RECORD

DIM

CLOCK/

TIMER

PROG

STOP•CLEAR

SEARCH•TUNING PLAY PAUSE

PREV NEXTSIDE

PRESET

▲

BASS

TREBLE

INTERNET AUDIO MINI HIFI SYSTEM

INFO !

CATEGORY

BAND

PREV.

ÅÉ

VOLUME

AUX/CDR

CONNECT

CD 123

TUNER

TAPE 1/2

AUTO REV.CLOCK

PROGRAM

BAND

STATION

CATEGORYINFO!

TIMER ON/OFFSLEEP

SHUFFLE

DIM

REPEAT

DSC

VEC

WOOX

WOOX LEVEL

BIT RATE

PER. MUTE

REGION

LANGUAGE

GENRE

CATEGORY

INTERNET / PC AUDIO

CONNECT

INTERNET

STATION / PLAYLIST

TAPE 1•2

CD 1•2•3

FM•AM

CDR/DVD

TAPE

TUNER

AUX

IR SENSOR

AUTO

REVERSE

ECO POWER

DEMO STOP

JOG CONTROL

STANDBY-ON

wOOx

DYNAMIC AMPLIFICATION CONTROL

ON•OFF

LEVEL

IMPORTANT!

When in Eco Power Standby mode, it is not

possible to operate the clock or timer

function.

View Clock

The clock (if it is set) will be shown in Standby

mode.

To view the clock in any source mode

(CD or TUNER, for example)

● Press CLOCK/TIMER briefly (or CLOCK on

the remote control).

➜ The clock will be displayed for a few seconds.

➜ If the clock has not been set, "--:--" will be

displayed.

Clock Setting

The clock can be set in either 12-hour or

24-hour mode ("AM 12:00" or "00:00" for

example)

Press CLOCK/TIMER twice.2Press PROG on the system repeatedly to select

clock mode.

➜ If 12-hour mode is selected, "AM 12:00" will

start flashing.

➜ If 24-hour mode is selected, "00:00" will start

flashing.

Press à or á on the system repeatedly to set

the hour.

Press í or ë on the system repeatedly to set

the minute.

Press CLOCK/TIMER again to store the

setting.

➜ The clock will star t working.

To exit without storing the setting

● Press Çon the system.

Notes:

– The clock setting will be cancelled when the

power cord is disconnected or if a power failure

occurs.

– During clock setting, if no button is pressed

within 90 seconds, the system will exit clock setting

mode automatically.

Timer Setting

The system can switch on to CD, TUNER,

TAPE 2 or INTERNET AUDIO mode

automatically at a preset time, serving as an

alarm to wake you up.

IMPORTANT!

– Before setting the timer, ensure that the

clock is set correctly.

– The timer will always be switched on

after it has been set.

– The timer will not start if a recording is in

progress.

– The volume of the timer will increase

gradually from the minimum level to the

last tuned volume level.

Press and hold CLOCK/TIMER for more than

two seconds to select timer mode.

➜ "AM 12:00" or "00:00" or the last timer

setting will start flashing.

➜

TIMER

will start flashing.

➜ The selected source will be lighted while

other available sources are flashing.

Press CD, TUNER, TAPE or CONNECT to

select the desired source.

English

● Before setting the timer, make sure the music

source has been prepared.

CD – Load the disc(s). To start from a specific

track, make a program (refer to “CD Operation -

Programming the disc tracks”).

TUNER – tune to the desired radio station.

TAPE – load the prerecorded tape into tape

deck 2.

CONNECT – select a desired Internet Audio

station.

Press à or á on the system repeatedly to set

the hour for the timer to start.4Press í or ë on the system repeatedly to set

the minute for the timer to start.5Press CLOCK/TIMER to store the start time.

➜ The timer is now set and activated.

➜

TIMER

will remain on the display.

● At the preset time , the selected source will play.

To exit without storing the setting

● Press Çon the system.

Notes:

– If CD is the selected source and it is not

available when the preset time is reached, Tuner

will be selected automatically.

– If Tape is the selected source, and if the preset

time is reached during high speed dubbing, Tuner

will be selected automatically.

– If Internet Audio is the selected source, and

there is no connection after 30 seconds, Tuner will

be selected automatically.

– During timer setting, if no button is pressed

within 90 seconds, the system will exit timer setting

mode automatically.

To deactivate the TIMER

● Press TIMER ON/OFF on the remote control.

➜ The display will show "CANCEL" and

TIMER

will disappear from the display.

To activate the TIMER

● Press TIMER ON/OFF on the remote control.

➜ The last set timer information will be shown

for a few seconds and

TIMER

will appear on the

display.

Sleep Timer Setting

The sleep timer enables the system to switch to

Standby mode automatically within a preset

amount of time.

Set the clock (refer to “Clock Setting”).

Press SLEEP on the remote control repeatedly

to select a preset amount of time.

➜ The selections are as follows (time in

minutes):

™™

™ 45

™™

™ 30

™™

™ 15

™™

™ OFF

™™

™ 60 …

➜ "SLEEP XX" or "OFF" will be displayed. "XX"

is the time in minutes.

When you reach the desired length of time, stop

pressing the SLEEP button.

➜ The Sleep Timer is now set. After this

amount of time passes, the system will switch to

Standby mode.

To deactivate the Sleep Timer

● Press SLEEP repeatedly until "OFF" is displayed,

or press the STANDBY ON button.

Clock/Timer

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Cleaning the Cabinet

● Use a soft cloth slightly moistened with a mild

detergent solution. Do not use a solution

containing alcohol, spirits, ammonia or abrasives.

Cleaning Discs

¶ When a disc becomes dir ty,

clean it with a cleaning cloth.

Wipe the disc from the center

out. Do not wipe in a circular

motion.

● Do not use solvents such as

benzine, thinner, commercially available cleaners,

or antistatic spray intended for analog records.

Cleaning the disc lens

● After prolonged use, dir t or dust may

accumulate at the disc lens. To ensure good

playback quality, clean the disc lens with Philips

CD Lens Cleaner or any commercially available

cleaner. Follow the instructions supplied with the

cleaner.

Cleaning the Heads and the Tape Paths

● To ensure good recording and playback quality,

clean the heads

, the capstan(s)

, and

pressure roller(s)

after every 50 hours of

tape operation.

● Use a cotton swab slightly moistened with

cleaning fluid or alcohol.

● You also can clean the heads by playing a

cleaning tape once.

Demagnetizing the heads

● Use a demagnetizing tape available at your

dealer.

Maintenance

English

Tr oubleshooting

WARNING

Under no circumstances should you try to repair the system yourself, as this will invalidate the

warranty. Do not open the system as there is a risk of electric shock.

If a fault occurs, first check the points listed below before taking the system for repair. If you

are unable to remedy a problem by following these hints , consult your dealer or ser vice center.

Problem Solution

INTERNET AUDIO OPERATION

“CHECK CABLE” is displayed. – Check if the RJ45 terminal is connected to the

LAN.

“ERROR 002” is displayed - DHCP server – Check the ethernet cable connection and/or

is not responding or no IP address. try again.

“ERROR 005 or 006” is displayed - the – Send the mini system for repair.

mini system encountered a hardware

problem.

“ERROR 007” is displayed - music provider – Please tr y again later. If error persists, contact

not responding. Philips Toll Free Help Line.

“NO INTERNET CONNECTION” is displayed. – Remove and reconnect the AC power plug and

switch on the system again.

“NO PC CONNECTION” is displayed. – Check the PC and network router connections.

– Check the iM Jukebox software.

CD OPERATION

“NO DISC” is displayed. – Inser t a disc.

– Check if the disc is inser ted upside down.

–Wait until the moisture condensation at the lens

has cleared.

– Replace or clean the disc, see “Maintenance”.

“DISC NOT FINALIZED” is displayed. – Use a finalized CD-R(W) or CD-R.

RADIO RECEPTION

Radio reception is poor. – If the signal is too weak, adjust the antenna or

connect an external antenna for better

reception.

– Increase the distance between the Mini HiFi

System and your TV or VCR.

English

Troubleshooting

TAPE OPERATION/RECORDING

Recording or playback cannot be made. – Clean deck par ts, see “Maintenance”.

– Use only NORMAL (IEC I) or IEC type II (Cr0

)

tape.

– Apply a piece of adhesive tape over the missing

tab space.

The tape deck door cannot open. – Remove and reconnect the AC power plug and

switch on the system again.

GENERAL

The system does not react when buttons – Remove and reconnect the AC power plug and

are pressed. switch on the system again.

Sound cannot be heard or is of poor – Adjust the volume.

quality. – Disconnect the headphones.

– Check that the speakers are connected correctly.

– Check if the stripped speaker wire is clamped

into the speaker terminal.

The left and right sound outputs are – Check the speaker connections and location.

reversed.

The remote control does not function – Select the source (CD or TUNER, for example)

properly. before pressing the function button (É,í,ë).

– Reduce the distance between the remote control

and the system.

– Inser t the batteries with their polarities

(+/– signs) aligned as indicated.

– Replace the batteries.

–Point the remote control directly toward

IR sensor on the front of the system.

The timer is not working. – Set the clock correctly.

– Press TIMER ON/OFF to switch on the timer.

– If a recording is in progress, stop the recording.

Not all lighted buttons are showing light. – Press DIM to select DIM OFF display mode.

The Clock/Timer setting is erased. –Power has been interrupted or the power cord

has been disconnected. Reset the clock/timer.

The system displays features – Press and hold DEMO STOP Çon the system

automatically and buttons start flashing. to switch off the demonstration.

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Question:

What type of connection is required for the Internet Audio Mini Hi-Fi System?

Answer:

Apart from the common power cord and speaker cables, you need to connect the supplied Cat.5

Ethernet cable to both your Mini System and the data port on the wall socket.

Question:

What if my PC has already used up my data port?

Answer:

You can acquire a residential gateway router from any PC hardware stores, it will enable you to share

Internet access with your PCs.

Question:

Does the Mini System require a dial-up for Internet access?

Answer:

The Mini System is configured to use an automatic DHCP connection, so no dial-up is required.

Question:

Can the Mini System work with an old dial-up broadband connection?

Answer:

No, the Mini System only works with the latest broadband services like ADSL or cable provided by the

major service providers.

Question:

What if I do not have a broadband connection to the Internet?

Answer:

Apart from its Internet Audio function, the Mini Hi-Fi System is a high power Audio System containing a

3-disc changer, dual tape deck and a digital AM/FM tuner.

Question:

What if I bring my Internet Audio Mini Hi-Fi System to my friend’s place which has

a direct broadband connection similar to mine at home?

Answer:

No problem. The Mini System will function the same way it does in your house.

Question:

My office has broadband access to the Internet. However, it is protected by a

corporate firewall. How should I get the Mini System to work?

Answer:

You may refer to the product’s manual on “Enter an IP Address/Manual IP Editing”.

Question:

Who is maintaining the list of Internet Audio stations?

Answer:

The Internet Audio stations list is maintained by Philips’ partners. They select the most well accepted

Internet Audio stations to include in the list.

Question:

Can I have my favorite Internet Audio stations that are not in the list of Philips to

be included as one of the selections?

Answer:

Not for the time being. Future software update release will take care of this possibility.

Question:

Can I make a preset of stations out of the entire Internet Audio stations?

Answer:

Yes you can. While listening to any of the Internet Audio stations, simply press “PROG” button on the

front panel of the Mini System and the current station will be stored in the next available preset. A total

number of 40 preset Internet Audio stations is possible.

Question:

How can I access my 40 preset Internet Audio stations?

Answer:

While operating in the Internet Audio mode , simply press the “NEXT” and “PREV” buttons on the front

panel of the Mini System or the remote control to access to your preset stations. You can also use the

direct access number keypad on the remote control.

Question:

Can I make a recording of an Internet

Audio station?

Answer:

Yes, you may make an analog copy into your cassette tape deck by simply pressing the “RECORD”

button on the front panel of the Mini System.

English

Frequently Asked Questions

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Question:

How can I stream MP3 music from my PC?

Answer:

By pressing the “CONNECT” button, you can select between “IM RADIO” and “iM JUKEBOX” mode.

Once “iM JUKEBOX” mode is selected, use “STATION

” buttons to select a Playlist and use

“

” buttons to search for your music selection from your PC. It is only enabled when you link your

Mini System to the PC via a Local Area Network (LAN) and downloaded the iM Jukebox software.

Philips will inform you where to download the iM Jukebox software after you have supplied your email

address.

Question:

How can I find out what the encoded bit-rate of the Internet Audio station is?

Answer:

You can press the “BIT RATE” button on the remote control to see the encoded bit-rate of the Internet

Audio stations. The display will stay on for two seconds.

Question:

What is “INFO!” for?

Answer:

Each time “INFO!” button is pressed in the Internet Audio mode, the Mini System will trigger a request

to the Internet Audio station for artist’s name and song title display on the Mini System and email to the

user for more information. The availability of this service is dependent on it being provided for by the

Internet Audio station.

Question:

How does Philips know the user’s email address and inform the user of future

firmware updates or upgrades?

Answer:

When the user presses “INFO!” button for the first time, the Mini System will prompt the user via the

front panel display to enter his/her email address. Simply follow the instructions on the display to

complete the email registration.

Question:

What if I have to change my email address?

Answer:

In Internet Audio mode, press and hold “INFO!” button for five seconds. The display will prompt user for

a change in email address.

Question:

What is a firmware upgrade?

Answer:

When new features and functions become available, Philips will inform users via email that new

firmware are available for upgrade.

Question:

What is a firmware update?

Answer:

New versions of software will be released from time to time to enhance the user-friendliness of the

product.

Question:

How will I know if there is a new firmware upgrade or update?

Answer:

Philips will inform users through email of firmware upgrades or updates. The user only has to follow a

few simple steps in the product’s manual to get new firmware upgraded or updated.

Question:

What if I do not have an email address for Philips to inform me of a new update or

upgrade?

Answer:

From time to time, users can always press the “CONNECT” and “NEXT” button on the front panel of

the Mini System while resetting the power (unplug and plug-in the power cord) to check if there is any

new firmware available for update and upgrade. (Please refer to the product’s manual on “Upgrading

Software” for more detail)

Question:

The display has a message showing “LINE CONGESTION”, what does that mean?

Answer:

This means that the current Internet Audio station is experiencing a lot of traffic and is not able to cater

to you. You may select another Internet Audio station or re-visit later.

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DISMANTLING INSTRUCTIONS

Dismantling of the Cassette Cover

2. Twist screw driver

3. Lift up and out

Dismantling of the CDC Module and Front Panel

3) Remove the Cover Tray CDC (pos 106) as indicated.

1. Place screw driver (flat side) between the cassette cover & cassette door

Remove Cover Tray CDC

Remove Cassette Cover

Dismantling of the CDC Module and Front Panel

1) Loosen 16 screws to remove the Cabinet Rear (pos 259)

of the set :-

-5 screws each on the left side & right side of the Cabinet Rear.

-6 screws at the rear of the Cabinet Rear.

2) Slide out the CDC Tray as shown in the diagram below with the help of a flat head screw driver.

Cassette Cover

4) Loosen 2 screws A and 2 screws B to remove the CDC Module (pos 1104) as indicated.

5) Remove 1 screw (pos 305) at the bottom to separate the Front Panel Assembly from the Plate Bottom (pos 236).

Front View CDC

Sliding Out The CDC Tray

Remove CDC Module

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Dismantling of the Front Board

1) Remove 1 screw D as indicated to loosen the Headphone Board (pos 1100-D).

2) Remove 5 screws E as indicated to remove the Plate Front (pos 254) and 4 screws F as indicated to loosen the Front Board (pos 1100-A).

3) Remove 5 screws H as indicated to loosen the Control Board (pos 1100-B).

Remove Control Board

Dismantling of Rear Portion

1) Remove 6 screws J as indicated to loosen the AF Board (pos 1101).

2) Remove 3 screws K as indicated to loosen the Module Internet Audio (pos 1108).

3) Remove 1 screw L as indicated to loosen the Bar Tuner (pos 263).

Remove Module Internet Audio

4) Remove 4 screws P and uncatch M1 as indicated to loosen the Tuner Board (pos 1102).

5) Remove 3 screws Q and 1 screw N (if obstructed) and uncatch M2 as indicated to loosen the Plate Rear (pos

234).

6) Remove 2 screws R to free the Power Module (pos 1105) from the Bottom Plate assembly.

AF Board Top View

Dismantling of the ETF Tape Module

1) Remove 6 screws G as indicated to loosen the ETF Tape Module (pos 1103).

Repair Hints

1) The Knob Volume Rotary (pos 149) can be remove by inserting a strong string into the slot and pull it out in the direction as indicated. See picture 1.

2) The Knob Jog Rotary (pos 138) can be remove by inserting a strong string into the slot and pull it out in the direction as indicated. See picture 2.

Picture 1

Picture 2

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Repair Hints

3) During repair it is possible to disconnect the Tuner board and CDC Module completely unless the fault is suspected to be in that area. This will not affect the performance of the rest of the set.

4) Due to the short flex cable wires in the ETF Module, the pc board should be disconnected and reconnected on the reverse side of the tape mechanism to keep it electrically connected during repair. See picture 3.

Note: The flex cables are very fragile, care should be taken

not to damage them during repair. After repair, be very sure that the flex cables are inserted properly into the flex sockets before encasing, otherwise faults may occurs.

Picture 3

Service pos B

Use a insulation sheet to prevent the AF board from being damaged or short-circuit to any metal parts.

Service pos CService pos A

Use a insulation sheet to prevent the ETF board from being damaged or short-circuit to any metal parts.

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SERVICE TEST PROGRAM

TUNER TEST

TUNER

Button pressed?

Display Tuner Version

"ccc"

TUNER

Button pressed?

Service frequencies are

copied to the RAM (see Table 1)

Tuner works normally except:

PROGRAM button

Disconnect

Mains cord ?

Service Mode left

USA

PRESET

"USA"

87.5MHz

108MHz

530kHz

1700kHz

560kHz

1500kHz

98MHz

87.5MHz

Table 1

Service Play Mode Error Codes

Error code

E1000

E1001

E1002

E1003

E1005

E1006

E1007

E1008

E1020

E1070

E1071

E1079

QUARTZ TEST

Button pressed?

Display shows

32K

Output at (Front Board)

pin 19 of uP = 2048Hz

Button pressed?

Display shows

12M

Output at (Front Board)

pin 19 of uP = 2,929.6875Hz

Button pressed?

IM TEST

CONNECT

Button pressed?

Display IM software version

and play station 1

IM Test Key

pressed?

Display Message and

play Audio

according to Table 3

Button pressed?

In case of failures, error number

according to Table 4 will be displayed.

Error Description

Focus Error Triggered when the focus could not be found within a certain time when starting up the CD or when the focus is lost for a certain time during play.

Radial Error Triggered when the radial servo is off-track for a certain time during play.

Sledge In Error The sledge did not reach its inner position (inner-switch is still close) before approximately 6 Sec. have passed by. Inner-switch or sledge motor problem.

Sledge Out Error The sledge did not come out of its inner position (inner-switch is still open) before approximately 250 mSec. have passed by. Inner-switch or sledge motor problem.

Jump-offtrack error Triggered in normal play when the jump destination could not be found within a certain time. When this error occurred, software will try to recover by initiating the jump command again. If it is recoverable, the disc will continue to play.

Subcode Error Triggered when a new subcode was missing for a certain time during play.

PLL Error The Phase Lock Loop could not lock within a certain time.

Turntable Motor Error Generated when the CD could not reached 75% of speed during startup within a certain time. Discmotor problem.

Focus Search Error The focus point has not been found within a certain time.

The carousel switch is not open within certain time. This can happen when either the switch is defective and closed all the time, or when the carousel is blocked when located exactly at a disc position.

The carousel position switch did not close within a certain time. This can happen when the switch is defective and never closes electrically, or when the carousel is blocked in between two disc positions. The time-out is approximately 5 Sec.

The drawer could not enter the inside position is opening again. This can be caused because the drawer is blocked by something and cannot go fully inside, or the drawer switch is defective and does not close.

Table 2

To start service test program

™

& Aux

hold

depressed while

plugging in the mains cord

Display shows the

ROM version

"S-Vyy"

(Main menu)

S refers to Service Mode

V refers to Version

yy refers to Software version number of the Processor (counting up from 01 to 99)

SERVICE PLAY MODE

STANDBY-ON

Button pressed?

Set is in Service PLAY Mode.

In case of failures, error

codes according to Table 2

will be displayed.

The Service Play Mode is intended to detect and identify the failures in the CD Mode.

In this mode the electronics will still function even when an error is detected so that repair activities can be carried out.

IM Test (Module Internet Audio)

IM Test - Error Messages

Note : FTD will display "CHECK CABLE" if RJ45 is not connected and "LINE CONGESTION" if line is busy.

Module Internet Audio - Software Upgrading

By holding the "CONNECT" and "™" buttons depressed while switching on the Mains supply (without the need to be in either Service or Factory mode), the module software can be upgraded (if new software is available).

The display will scroll "INTERNET AUDIO" and follow by display "REQUEST FOR SOFTWARE UPGRADE" until a feedback message is given as shown below:

Module Internet Audio - Clear Email Address and Presets memory

By holding the "CONNECT" and "2" buttons depressed while switching on the Mains supply (without the need to be in either Service or Factory mode), all Email address and presets stored in the memory will be cleared.

The display will scroll "INTERNET AUDIO" and follow by display alternate between "CONNECTING" and "IM RADIO" for a few seconds. When the stored information in the memory has been cleared, the display will scroll "RESTORED TO FACTORY SETTINGS". Subsequently, the software will be upgraded automatically if new version is available.

DISPLAY TEST

Figure 1

Figure 2

and switch alternate LEDs on

Button pressed?

Display shows Figure 1 and switch all LEDs on

Button pressed?

Display shows Figure 2

(see Table 5)

AudioMessageIM Test Key

Station 3 of band AName of station 3 of band ACATEGORY

Station 4 of band AName of station 4 of band ABAND +

Station 5 of band AName of station 5 of band ABAND -

Table 3

ActionError DescriptionError Number

Check with local Internet Service Provider.DHCP not responding / No IP address002

Use manual IP mode, refer to IFU.Firewall encountered004

Fatal error (Replace Module).Ethernet IC not responding005

Fatal error (Replace Module).Flash not responding / corrupted006

Music provider not responding007

Table 4

Try again later. If error persists, contact Philips Help Line.

TEST

LEDs

DISC 1

DISC 3

TAPE

REGION

LANGUAGE

Activated with

EEPROM TEST A test pattern will be sent to the EEPROM.

DescriptionDisplay Message

Proceed with the downloading of new software.UPGRADING IN PROGRESS

New software upgrading is successful.UPGRADING COMPLETED

TEST

Button pressed?

9 to Exit

QEEPROM FORMAT

Table 5

No new software is available.YOUR SOFTWARE IS UP-TO-DATE

Error occur during the downloading of software.UPGRADING ERROR

ROTARY ENCODER TEST

DEMO MODE

LEAVE SERVICE TESTPROGRAM

Rotary Volume Knob

Jog Shuttle Knob

CLOCK/TIMER

Disconnect mains cord

FW-I1000

Various

other Tests

ACTION

"PASS" is displayed if the uProcessor read back the test pattern correctly, otherwise "ERROR" will be displayed.

Load default data. Display shows "NEW" for 1 second.

Caution! All presets from the customer will be lost!!

Display shows value for 2 seconds. Values increases or decreases in steps of 1 until 0 (Min.) or 40 (Max.) is reached.

Pressing this button will toggle between DEMO ON and DEMO OFF. The DEMO status will scroll once across the Display.

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