Philips SPZ3000, SPZ3000-00 User Manual

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SPZ3000

EN User manual

Contents

1 Your webcam 2

Welcome 2
What’s in the box 2
Functional overview 3

2 Get started 4

(Optional) Install the webcam software and
driver 4
Connect the webcam to your PC/notebook 4

3 Use the webcam for video chatting 5

4 Philips CamSuite 6

5 Philips CamSuite Capture 7

Take and view a photo 7
Record and play a video 7
Image resolution 7
Screen mode 8
Gallery 8

Open the photo/video folder 8
Photo/Video menu 8
Send photo(s)/video(s) via email 9
Delete photo(s)/video(s) from the
gallery 9

Using my Philips SPZ3000 webcam makes
my PC/notebook run slow. What should I
do? 17
No image is available on the screen. What
should I do? 17

9 Service and support 18

Need help? 18
Information to the customer 18

Safety precautions 18
Copyright 18
Disclaimer 18
FCC compliance 19
Compliance with Electro-Magnetic Field
(EMF) 19
Recycling 19
Limitations of damages 20

English

6 Features provided by Webcam Driver

SPZ3000 10

Properties 11

General tab 11
Video tab 12
Audio tab 13
Features tab 14

7 Technical speci cations 15

8 Frequently asked questions (FAQ) 16

How can I adjust image quality? 16
The microphone of my Philips SPZ3000
webcam or headset does not work
(properly). What should I do? 16

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1 Your webcam

Congratulations on your purchase, and
welcome to Philips! To fully bene t from the
support that Philips offers, register your product
at www.philips.com/welcome.

At www.philips.com/welcome, select •
your language and choose Register my
product . Then follow the on-screen

instructions for registration.
Please read the following instructions carefully,
and retain them for future reference.

What’s in the box

Please check that the following items are
packed in the Philips SPZ3000 webcam box.

Philips SPZ3000 webcam•

Welcome

The Philips SPZ3000 webcam you have just
purchased is manufactured to the highest
standards and will give you years of trouble-free
use. Brilliant images and amazing sound quality,
that’s what you get with the SPZ3000 webcam.
After installation, the new webcam can be
used for all sorts of applications, such as:

• Video : Use the Philips SPZ3000 webcam

for video chatting and video calling. The

webcam works with Skype, Windows®

Live Messenger, Yahoo! Messenger, AOL

Instant Messenger, QQ and other instant

messaging and VoIP (Voice over Internet

Protocol) services;

• Video sharing : Create your own video

clips and share them with friends and

family via email, etc.;

• Snapshot images : With Philips

applications installed, use the snapshot

button to easily take photos and share

your photos via Facebook, Flickr,

MySpace, and etc.;
The following sections in this manual give a
step-by-step description on how to use the
Philips SPZ3000 webcam.

• Quick star t guide

Register your product and get support at

www.philips.com/welcome

Quick Start Guide

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Functional overview

a

b
c

d

e

a Snapshot button

With Philips applications installed, •
take photos directly

b Power LED

Lights up when the webcam is in use•

c Focus ring

Adjust the focus of the image •
manually

d Built-in microphone

Capture voice and sound during •
video calling and recording

e Rotating joint

Change the viewing  eld of the •
webcam manually

f Clamp with rubber rims

Mount the webcam on your ( at •
panel) PC monitor or notebook
screen
Fold the clamp when the webcam is •
placed on a desk or (large) desktop
monitor

g USB connector

Connect the webcam to the USB •
port of the notebook or desk top PC

Supply power to the webcam when •
it is connected to the notebook or
desktop PC

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f

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2 Get started

(Optional) Install the webcam
software and driver

Note

To use special features provided by Philips •
CamSuite and Webcam Driver SPZ3000, visit
www.philips.com/suppor t and download the
applications from the website. Philips CamSuite
only works on PCs with the operating systems
Microsoft® Windows® XP (SP2 and higher),
Vista, or Windows 7. After the sof tware
installation, you can adjust Philips SPZ3000
webcam settings on respective property pages.

Connect the webcam to your
PC/notebook

1 At www.philips.com/suppor t, click the

Choose country / language box to select

your country/language.

2 Click the Search box, enter SPZ3000 and

then click the search button.

3 Click SPZ3000 under the search results.
4 Click Support .

Under » Product support , you will
 nd information about Software and

drivers .

5 Download the software or driver installer

that you want.

6 Run the installer and follow the

instructions on the screen to complete

the installation.

Tip

You can use the same way to download the •
latest software and driver available for Philips
SPZ3000 webcam.

1 Turn on the PC/notebook.
2 For the  rst time you use the webcam

with Philips CamSuite, install the software
downloaded from the website.

After the software installation is complete, »
the Philips CamSuite icon is displayed at
the lower right corner of the screen.

3 Use the clamp to mount the webcam on

your PC monitor or notebook display.

Fold the clamp to place the webcam •
on a desk or (large) desktop monitor.

4 Connect the cable to a USB port on the

PC/notebook.

After the webcam is properly »
connected, the following pop-up
window is displayed at the lower right
corner of the screen .

5 Aim the webcam in a proper angle.

After you launch Philips CamSuite, you »
can use the features provided by the
application for Philips SPZ3000 webcam.

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3 Use the webcam

for video
chatting

Philips SPZ3000 webcam works with Skype,
Windows® Live Messenger,Yahoo! Messenger,
AOL Instant Messenger, QQ and other instant
messaging and VoIP (Voice over Internet
Protocol) services.
After you install one of the above applications,
you can plug the webcam into the PC/
notebook and use it for video chatting.
After use, you can fold the camera to store it.

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4 Philips CamSuite

Philips CamSuite provides a quick access to a
number of the most used features and settings.
To enjoy the special features and settings
provided by Philips CamSuite, install it before
using it with Philips SPZ3000 webcam.
After you install Philips CamSuite, you can
double-click the Philips CamSuite icon
the Windows toolbar to access the Philips
CamSuite control panel.

If Webcam Driver SPZ3000 is not •

installed, the following control panel is

displayed :

on

If you also have Webcam Driver •

SPZ3000 installed on the PC/notebook, a

different inter face of the Philips CamSuite

control panel is displayed and a different

[Properties] window is displayed after

you click

.

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5 Philips CamSuite

Record and play a video

Capture

Via Philips CamSuite Capture, you have access
to the following webcam features:

Ta ke photos•

Record videos•

Send photos or videos by email•

Adjust settings for photo, video, mute, •

and multimedia folders

Know the software version of Philips •

CamSuite

1 To launch Philips CamSuite Capture, click

on the Philips CamSuite control panel

or double-click

2 To close Philips CamSuite Capture, click

the close button at the top right corner

of the Philips CamSuite Capture window.

Tip

If you are already using the webcam in another •
application, you will not be able to see any image
in the viewer of Philips CamSuite Capture.

on the desktop.

Note

If you select any resolution higher than 640 •
x 480 (VGA), the recording icon is disabled.
You can select a lower resolution to enable
recording.

1 Aim the camera as needed.
2 In the Philips CamSuite Capture window,

click

to start recording.

To pause recording, click •

.

3 To stop recording, click .

A video is recorded and stored in the »
video gallery (also in the selected in
the video folder on the PC/notebook).

• To play a video in the video gallery,

double-click it.

Tip

Before you play a video, ensure that you have a •
multimedia player installed on the PC/notebook.

Image resolution

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Take and view a photo

1 Aim the camera in a proper angle.
2 In the Philips CamSuite Capture window,

click

.

A photo is taken and stored in in the »
photo gallery (also in the selected
photo folder on the PC/notebook).

• To view a photo in the photo gallery,

double-click it.

You can set different image resolutions for
photos/videos taken via the webcam:

160 x 120 (SQVGA)•
176 x 144 (QCIF )•
320 x 240 (E-mail size)•
352 x 288 (CIF )•
640 x 480 ( VGA)•
1280 x 1024 (1.3 MP, for photo only)•
2560 x 2048 (for photo only)•

Note

For video recording, the ma ximum resolution is •
up to 640 x 480 ( VGA).

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1 In the Philips CamSuite Capture window,

click the drop-down arrow.

The provided resolution options are »
listed.

2 Select a preferred resolution option.

To apply another resolution setting, •

repeat Step 1 and Step 2.

Screen mode

Via Philips CamSuite Capture, you can view a
photo or play a video in different modes:

Normal screen mode•
Full screen mode•
Fit on screen•

1 In the Philips CamSuite Capture window,

click

to switch between modes, from

[Normal screen mode] to [Full screen

mode] / [Fit on screen] or from [Full

screen mode] / [Fit on screen] to

[Normal screen mode] .

You can select » [Fit on screen] or [Full
screen mode] in the drop down list.

Click • to show the video gallery.
To hide the gallery, click •

Open the photo/video folder

In the photo gallery :

.

1 Select a photo and then click to open

the photo folder.

In the video gallery :

1 Select a video and then click to open

the video folder.

Photo/Video menu

To display the photo/video menu via right­click on the mouse :

1 In the photo/video gallery, select a photo/

video.

2 Right-click the mouse.

The photo/video menu is displayed. »

3 Select an option to continue.

Options on the photo menu :

Gallery

Photos and videos taken via the webcam are
stored in the photo or video gallery and in the
selected photo or video folder (multimedia
folders).
To access the gallery :

1 In Philips CamSuite Capture, click

to show gallery.

2 Click to show the photo gallery.

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• [View] : To view the selected
photo(s)

• [Email] : To send the selected
photo(s) via email

• [Delete] : To delete the selected
photo(s)

Options on the video menu :

• [Play] : To play the selected video(s)

• [Email] : To send the selected
video(s) via email

• [Delete] : To delete the selected
video(s)

Send photo(s)/video(s) via email

1 In the photo/video gallery, select

photo(s)/video(s) that you want to send

via email.

2 Click .

An email message is displayed with the »
selected photo(s)/video(s) attached.

3 Send the email.

To cancel the deletion, click • [No] in the
pop-up window.

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Delete photo(s)/video(s) from the
gallery

1 In the photo/video gallery, select

photo(s)/video(s) that you want to delete.

2 Click beside .
3 In the pop-up window, click [Yes] .

The selected photo(s)/video(s) are »
deleted from the gallery.

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6 Features

provided by
Webcam Driver
SPZ3000

If both Webam Driver SPZ3000 and Philips
CamSuite are installed on the PC/notebook,
Philips CamSuite provides a quick access to the
following features provided by Webcam Driver
SPZ3000:

Image settings

Digital zoom•
Face tracking•

Audio settings

Noise reduction•

Webcam settings

Select an available Philips webcam•
Adjust proper ties•

1 Click one of the buttons on the Philips

CamSuite control panel to access a
settings panel.

2 In each settings panel, check the boxes to

activate the features.

To disable a feature, clear the box.•

Tip

For details of the features, see the “Proper ties” •
section.

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Properties

1 In the Philips CamSuite control panel,

click

.

2 Click the [Webcam settings] button.

The » [Properties] window is displayed.

3 In the [Properties] window, click one

of the following four tabs to go on with

settings adjustment:

General•
Video•
Audio•
Features•

General tab

images. If this option is used under normal
lighting conditions, the video image may be
overexposed.
[Region]
During installation, this parameter will be set
automatically to the correct region frequency.
When you travel, you may need to change the
setting to optimize the image quality.
The region frequency settings for different
countries are listed below.

Countr y (region) Region frequency

Europe 50 Hz

North America 60 Hz

China 50 Hz

Ta iwan 60 Hz

Japan Region-dependent

Tip

Please check your local mains output to  nd the •
correct region setting.

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On the [General] tab, you can adjust the
following settings:
[Flickerless image]
The [Flickerless image] option should only
be used under  ickering light conditions
(e.g.  uorescent or neon lamps) to prevent
 ickering or strangely colored video

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Video tab

On the [Video] tab, you can now adjust the
following settings:
[Full automatic control]
This full automatic control mode provides
a very easy way to get the best out of your
Philips SPZ3000 webcam. Or you can choose
to have maximum manual control over
the webcam settings by switching the full
automatic control mode off. Full automatic
control ‘on’ is the preferred setting for normal
use.
Techniques active within full automatic control
mode are:

Automatic exposure control and •
automatic white balance control, to
provide the best video source signal
possible;
Automatic frame rate selection for •
improved webcam sensitivity in low

light conditions.
[Frame rate]
A frame is a single picture or still shot, that is
shown as part of a larger video or movie. The

frame rate is the number of frames displayed
per second. The higher the frame rate, the
better the video display but the higher the
load on the processor.
You can use the scroll open menu to set
the frame rate of the video that you wish to
capture. For example, 30 fps means that the
webcam will capture video at 30 frames per
second.
[Auto Exposure]
The exposure is the amount of light received
by the sensor and is determined by how long
the sensor is exposed to capture a snapshot
or video frame. The result depends on the
sensitivity of the sensor. The webcam will  nd
the optimal setting if you select the automatic
exposure option.
[Shutter Speed]
The shutter speed determines how long the
camera shutter remains open as a picture
is taken. The slower the shutter speed, the
longer the exposure time. The shutter speed
controls the total amount of light reaching the
sensor.
Use the slider to set the desired shutter
speed.
[Gain]
In video, gain is the amount of white in a video
picture. Use the slider to set the desired gain
level.
[Reset]
Press this button if you would like to reset
the webcam set tings to the default factory
settings.
[Restore]
Press this button if you would like to restore
your preferred settings.
[Save]
Press this button if you would like to save your
preferred settings.
[Auto White Balance]
Most light sources are not 100% pure white
but have a certain ‘color temperature’.
Normally our eyes compensate for lighting
conditions with different color temperatures.
If the automatic white balance is selected,
the webcam will look for a reference point

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which represents white. It will then calculate
all other colors based on this white point and
compensate the other colors accordingly, just
like the human eye.
You can also select  xed settings for [Indoor] ,
[Outdoor] and [Fluorescense] conditions or
use the ‘Red’ and ‘Blue’ effect if you would like
to set the webcam according to your color
temperature preferences.
[Brightness]
Brightness enables you to adjust the brightness
of the displayed image or video to suit your
own preference. Use the slider to  nd your
preferred setting.
[Contrast]
Contrast enables you to control the ratio
between dark and light according to your
own preference. Use the slider to  nd your
preferred setting.
[Gamma]
Gamma enables you to brighten dark areas
within the displayed image or video and
visualize more details without over-exposing
already light areas. Use the slider to  nd your
preferred setting.
[Saturation]
Saturation enables you to set the color
reproduction from black and white to a
full color image or video according to your
own preference. Use the slider to  nd your
preferred setting.
[Black & White]
The [Black & White] checkbox is used to
switch from color images to black and white
or bring back the color.
[Backlight compensation]
Turn on the backlight compensation to
improve the image quality when you have
a scene where the background has a high
illumination level (for instance when you are
sitting in front of a bright light).
[Mirror]
When you enable this function, the image
 ips horizontally. You can use this feature
when you want to use the Philips SPZ3000
and monitor as a mirror, or to take pictures of
mirrored images.

Audio tab

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On the [Audio] tab, you can now adjust the
following settings:
[Noise Reduction]
With this function, you can signi cantly
reduce all stationary noises picked up by the
webcam’s microphone, such as air conditioner
noise and the noise made by the fan inside
your computer. It enhances clarity of speech in
both quiet and noisy environments.
Volu me slider
This slider provides manual control over the
microphone.

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Features tab

On the [Features] tab, you can now adjust the
following settings:
[Face tracking]
If you activate the [Face tracking] option,
the webcam will track your face. This gives
you more convenience during video chatting,
because you stay in the centre of the image
even if you move during video chatting.
[Digital Zoom]
With this function, you can get a closer view
of an object.

1 Use the slider to dynamically zoom in and

out.

Tip

Digital zoom magni es the pixels but not the •
actual image. It degrades image quality.

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7 Technical

specifications

Sensor
resolution

Video capture
resolution
(Max.)

Photo
resolution
(Max.)

Frames per
second

Lens F-number F2.6

Lens angle of
view

Minimum
subject
illumination

Video format YUY2, RGB24 and I420

Microphone Built-in microphone with

Windows® OS Windows® 7 compliant

USB interface USB 2.0 High speed

USB video
class

USB cable
length

Power Supplied via USB cable;

VGA (640 x 480 pixels)

1.2 MP (Software enhanced,
with Philips CamSuite
installed)

1.2 MP (Software enhanced,
with Philips CamSuite
installed);

5.0 MP (Software enhanced,
with Philips CamSuite and
Webcam Driver SPZ3000
installed)

30 fps Max.

50 degrees

< 5 lux

(With Webcam Driver
SPZ3000 installed)

audio enhancement

UVC compliant

1.5 m

5V DC, 0.15A

System requirements for a Microsoft
Windows-based PC :

Minimum system requirements:•

1.6 GHz or equivalent•
512 MB RAM for Windows XP•
1 GB R AM (32Bit) for Windows •
Vista and Windows 7
OS: Windows XP SP2, Vista, and •
Windows 7
200 MB of available hard disk space•
One free USB2.0 port•
Soundcard and speakers (OS-•
compatible)
16-bits Color display @ 800x600 •
with DirectX 3D support
DirectX 9.0c or higher•
Microsoft .Net Framework 2.0•
Broadband Internet connection to •
download drivers, Philips CamSuite,
and manuals
Adobe reader to read *PDF  les•

Recommended system requirements:•

2.4 GHz dual core or equivalent •
1 GB R AM (32Bit) / 2GB RAM •
(64Bit) for Windows XP, Vista, and
Windows 7
DirectX 9.0c or higher•
Microsoft .Net Framework 2.0.•
Broadband Internet connection•
Adobe reader to read *PDF  les•

Recommended system requirements for an
Apple Mac :

Mac OS X v10.4 ‘Tiger’ - 10.5 •
‘Leopard’
200 MB of available hard disk space•
USB port 2.0•

Note

This webcam works with Mac OS X as plug-and- •
chat device.
The sof tware for video and sound enhancement •
is only compatible with Windows XP and later
versions.

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8 Frequently

asked questions
(FAQ)

How can I adjust image
quality?

The default settings of the Philips webcam
usually offer the best possible image quality.
If you have Philips CamSuite or Webcam Driver
SPZ3000 installed on the PC/notebook, you
can also adjust image quality via the settings
provided by Philips CamSuite or Webcam
Driver SPZ3000.

The microphone of my Philips
SPZ3000 webcam or headset
does not work (properly).
What should I do?

For Windows XP (SP2) :

1 On the PC/notebook, click Start >

Control panel .

2 Click Sounds and Audio Devices .

3 Click the Voice tab in the displayed

window.

4 Set the Philips SPZ3000 webcam or the

connected headset as default device for
Voice recording .

5 Click OK to save your settings.

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For Windows Vista :

1 On the PC/notebook, click Start >

Control panel .

2 Click Hardware and Sound .
3 Click Sound .
4 Click the Recording tab in the displayed

window.

Using my Philips SPZ3000
webcam makes my PC/
notebook run slow. What
should I do?

1 Close the software applications that do

not necessarily need to run.

Tip

The maximum frame rate (frames per second •
(fps) produced by the webcam) and the
maximum image resolution depend on the
speci cations of your PC/notebook.With the
Full automatic control feature, the webcam
soft ware will automatically adjust frame rate
and resolution as good as possible for your
par ticular situation. It might be possible that the
speci cations of your PC/notebook do not meet
the requirements for maximum frame rate and
resolution setting.

No image is available on the
screen. What should I do?

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5 Select the Philips SPZ3000 webcam

or the connected headset and click Set
Default .

6 Click OK to save your settings.

For Windows 7 :

1 On the PC/notebook, click Start >

Control panel .

2 Click Hardware and Sound .
3 Click Sound > Manage audio device .
4 Click the Recording tab in the displayed

window.

5 Select the Philips SPZ3000 webcam

or the connected headset and click Set
Default .

6 Click OK to save your settings.

1 Ensure that the webcam is connected

properly.

2 Check whether you are using the

webcam in another application.

3 Close the other application.

Tip

You cannot use the webcam in more than one •
application at the same time.

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9 Service and

support

Need help?

First of all, read this user manual carefully.
The model number of your product is
SPZ3000.
When you need further support about
registration, setup, usage, features, software
upgrade, speci cation, and warranty, etc. of the
product, see www.philips.com/support .

1 At www.philips.com/support , click the

Choose country / language box to select
your country/language.

2 Click the Search box, enter SPZ3000 and

click the Search button.

3 Click SPZ3000 under the search results.
4 Click Support .

Under » Product support , you will  nd
information about Overview , Latest
updates , Manuals and documentation ,
Frequently asked questions , Product
information , Product registration, and etc. .

Under » Service information , you will
 nd information on warranty.

Under Contact, you will  nd telephone »
numbers of Philips Consumer Care
helpdesk.

direct sunlight exposure;•
ver y humid and dusty environment;•

near any kind of heat sources.•
If your webcam gets wet, dry it with soft •
cloth as soon as possible.
If the lens is dirty, do NOT touch the lens •
with your  ngers.
Clean the outside of the webcam with a •
soft cloth.
Do NOT use cleaning  uids based on •
alcohol, methylated spirit, ammonia, etc.
Do NOT attempt to disassemble or •
repair your webcam by yourself. Do
not open the webcam. In the event of
technical dif culties return it to your
Philips retailer.
Do NOT use your webcam in the water.•
Protect the webcam from oil, vapour, •
steam, moisture, and dust.
Never point the webcam lens at the sun.•

Copyright

Copyright © 2009 by Philips Consumer
Lifestyle B.V.
All rights reserved. No part of this publication
may be reproduced, transmitted, transcribed,
stored in a retrieval system or translated
into any language or computer language,
in any form or by any means, electronic,
mechanical,magnetic, optical, chemical,
manual or otherwise, without prior written
permission from Philips. Brands and product
names are trademarks or registered
trademarks of their respective companies.

Information to the customer

Safety precautions

Observe the following guidelines to ensure
that the webcam will operate safely and to
prevent defects.

Do not use your webcam in •
environments outside the following
range: temperature: 0°C to 40°C, relative
humidity: 45% ~ 85%.
Do not use or store your webcam in/under: •

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Disclaimer

Philips makes no warranty of any kind with
regard to this material, including, but not limited
to, the implied warranties of merchantability
and  tness for a par ticular purpose.
Philips assumes no responsibility for any error
that may appear in this document. Philips
makes no commitment to update nor to keep
current the information contained in this
document.

FCC compliance

This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC
Rules.
Operation is subject to the following two
conditions:

a this device may not cause harmful

interference, and

b this device must accept any interference

received, including interference that may
cause undesired operation.

Note

This equipment has been tested and found •
to comply with the limits for a Class B digital
device, pursuant to Par t 15 of the FCC Rules.
These limits are designed to provide reasonable

•

protection against harmful interference in a
residential installation.

This equipment generates, uses and can radiate
radio frequency energy and, if not installed
and used in accordance with the instructions,
may cause harmful interference to radio
communications.
However, there is no guarantee that
interference will not occur in a particular
installation.
If this equipment does cause harmful
interference to radio or television reception,
which can be determined by turning the
equipment off and on, the user is encouraged
to try to correct the interference by one or
more of the following measures:

Reorient or relocate the receiving •
antenna.
Increase the separation between the •
equipment and receiver.
Connect the equipment to an outlet on •
a circuit different from that to which the
receiver is connected.
Consult the dealer or an experienced •

radio/T V technician for help.
Any unauthorized modi cation to this
equipment could result in the revocation of
the authorization to operate the equipment.

Compliance with Electro-Magnetic
Field (EMF)

Koninklijke Philips Electronics N.V.
manufactures and sells many products
targeted at consumers, which, like any
electronic apparatus, in general have the
ability to emit and receive electromagnetic
signals.
One of Philips’ leading Business Principles is to
take all necessary health and safety measures
for our products, to comply with all applicable
legal requirements and to stay well within
the EMF standards applicable at the time of
producing the products.
Philips is committed to develop, produce and
market products that cause no adverse health
effects. Philips con rms that if its products are
handled properly for their intended use, they
are safe to use according to scienti c evidence
available today.
Philips plays an active role in the development
of international EMF and safety standards,
enabling Philips to anticipate further
developments in standardisation for early
integration in its products.

Recycling

Your product is designed and manufactured
with high quality materials and components,
which can be recycled and reused.
When you see the crossed-out wheel bin
symbol attached to a product, it means the
product is covered by the European Directive
2002/96/EC:

Never dispose of your product with other
household waste. Please inform yourself about
the local rules on the separate collection of
electrical and electronic products. The correct

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disposal of your old product helps prevent
potentially negative consequences on the
environment and human health.
All redundant packing material has been
omitted. We have done our utmost to make
the packaging easily separable into mono
materials.
Please observe the local regulations regarding
the disposal of packing materials.

Warning

Plastic bags can be dangerous.To avoid danger of •
suffocation, keep this bag away from babies and
small children.

Limitations of damages

The vendor will not be liable for any indirect,
special, incidental or consequential damages
(including damages for loss of business, loss
of pro ts, or the like), whether based on
breach of contract, tor t (including negligence),
product liability or otherwise, even if the
vendor or its representatives have been
advised of the possibility of such damages and
even if a remedy set for th herein is found to
have failed its essential purpose.

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