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    Docking Entertainment System Register your product and get suppor t at www .philips.com/welcome DC315 EN User manual[...]

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    English 1 Impor tant Safety Important Safety Instructions a Re ad th ese i ns tr uc tio ns . b Kee p t he se in s tr uc ti on s. c Heed a ll warnings. d Follow all instructions . e Do not u se t his apparatus near water . f Cl ea n on ly w it h dr y cl ot h. g Do n ot bl oc k any ve nt il ati on o pe nin gs . In st a ll in a ccor da nce with the ma[...]

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    l Unplug this apparatus during lightning storms or when un use d fo r lon g pe ri ods o f ti me . m Ref er a ll se r vi cin g to q ua lifi ed s er v ice p er son ne l. S er v ici ng is re qu ire d whe n t he a pp ar at us h as b ee n da ma ge d in an y way, su ch a s powe r- sup pl y cor d or pl ug i s da ma ge d, l iq uid h as been spilled or obj[...]

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    W arning Ne ve r r em ove t he c a si ng of t hi s ap pa r atu s . • Ne ve r lu br i ca te a ny pa r t of t hi s ap pa r atu s . • Ne ve r pl ace t hi s ap pa r at us o n ot he r el ec t r ic al e qu ip me nt . • Ke ep t hi s ap pa r at us aw ay f ro m di r ec t s un lig ht , n ak ed fl am es o r he at . • En su r e th at yo u al wa ys ha [...]

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    Y o ur s ys t em co ns is t s of m ate r ia ls w hi ch c an b e r ec ycl ed a n d re us ed if d is a ss em bl ed by a s pe ci al ize d com pa ny. Ple a se o bs er ve t he l oc al r eg ul at io ns r eg ar di ng t he d is po sa l of pa ck ag in g ma te r ial s , ex ha us t ed ba t te r ie s an d ol d eq ui pm en t . Cl as s I I eq uip me nt s ym bo l[...]

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    Ov er view of the main unit h g f m c d i j k l b e a a REPE A T ALARM/B RIGHT NESS CONT ROL Re pe at t he a la r m . • Ad ju s t th e di sp lay b r ig ht ne ss . • b AL M 1/AL M 2 Se t t he a la r m ti me r . • T u r n of f t he a lar m to ne . • c St a r t o r pa us e iPod / iP ho ne p lay. •[...]

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    d SOURCE Se l ec t a so ur ce : iPo d/ i Pho ne , F M tu ne r or M P3 l in k . • e VOL +/- Adjus t volum e. • f Adjuster Ad ju s t th e me ch an is m to fi t di f fe re nt i Pod / iP ho ne . • g iPod/iPhone dock Load an iP od/iPhone . • h / /P RE S E T +/- S ki p to t he p r ev io us /ne x t a ud io fi le . • Se a rc h wi t hin a n au d[...]

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    3 Get star ted Caution Us e of co nt ro ls o r ad ju s tm en t s or p er fo r ma nce o f pr oce du r es ot h er • th an h e re in m ay r es ul t in h a za r do us r ad ia ti on e x pos ur e o r ot he r unsaf e operation. Always f ollow the instructions in this chapter in sequence . If you contact Philips, you will be asked for the model and seria[...]

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    1 Pr e pa r e th e AC pow er a da pto r . 2 Co nn ec t o ne e n d of th e AC ad ap to r to t he DC IN soc ke t on t he m ai n un i t . 3 Co nn ec t t h e oth e r en d of t he AC ad a pto r to t he w al l ou tl e t. Set time and date 1 I n s ta nd by m od e, p r es s an d hol d TIME SET / AUT O S CAN for 2 sec onds . The hour digits are display ed a[...]

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    T urn on 1 Press PO WER . The unit switches to the last selected source. » Switch to standby 1 Press PO WER ag ai n to s w it ch t he u ni t to s t a nd by mo de . The time and date (if set) appear on the display panel. » Tip Af ter being idled f or 1 5 minutes in s tandby mode, the sc reen turns • dim automatically . T o l ig ht u p th e scr e[...]

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    Load the iP od/iPhone 1 Pl ace t he i Pod / iP ho ne i n th e do ck . 2 T u r n th e ad ju s te r to fi t th e i Pod /i Ph on e.[...]

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    Tip W he n iP ho ne 3 GS i s do cke d, o iPod p i ns te ad o f o iPhone p mi gh t • be d is pl aye d. H ow eve r , al l th e iP ho ne f u nc t ion s s ti ll wo r k . Remov e the iPod/iPhone 1 Pu ll t he i Pod / iP ho ne ou t of t h e do ck . Listen to the iP od/iPhone 1 En su r e th at t he i Pod /i Ph on e is l oad e d cor r ec t l y . 2 Press S[...]

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    5 Listen to radio Note On ly F M r ad io r e cep ti on i s av ail ab le o n t his u ni t . • T une to a radio station Tip Pos it io n t he a nte n na a s fa r a s pos si bl e fr o m T V , VCR o r ot he r • radiation source. Fo r op ti ma l re ce pt io n, f ul ly e x te n d an d adj us t t he p os it io n of t he • antenna. 1 Press SOURCE repe[...]

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    [AUT O] (auto) is displayed and begins to b link. » All availab le stations are progr ammed in the order of » wav eband reception strength. The fir st programmed r adio station is broadcast » automatically . Pr ogram radio stations manually Y ou can progr am a maximum of 20 preset radio stations. 1 T u ne t o a r adi o s t at io n. 2 Press TIME[...]

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    2 Pr e ss a nd h old A L M 1 or A LM 2 f or 2 s eco nd s . » or and hour digits begin to blink. 3 Press TUNING + /- re pe at ed ly to s e t th e hou r . 4 Press AL M 1 or AL M 2 to con fir m . » or and minute digits begin to blink. 5 Re pe at s t ep s 3 - 4 to se t t he m in ut e. 6 Re pe at s t ep s 3 - 4 to se le c t w he th er t o r in g ala [...]

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    The alarm stops but the alar m settings remain. » View the alarm settings 1 Press AL M 1 or AL M 2 . Set the sleep timer This unit can switch to standby automatically after a set period of time. 1 Press SLEEP r e pe ate dl y to s el ec t a s et p er i od of t i me ( in minutes ). When the sleep timer is activated, the displa y shows » . Tip W he [...]

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    7 Pr oduct information Note Pr od u c t inf or ma t ion i s su bj ec t t o ch ang e wi t ho ut p r io r no ti ce. • Specifications Amplifier R at ed O u tp u t Powe r 2 X4 W RM S Fr e qu en cy R es po ns e 1 2 5 H z - 1 6 k H z ,  3 d B S ign al t o No is e Ra ti o >55 dB M P3 li nk 50 0 mV R MS 10 k oh m[...]

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    T uner FM T u ni ng R an ge 87 . 5 - 10 8 M Hz T uning grid 50 KHz Sensitivity - Mo no , 26d B S /N R at io - St er eo , 46 d B S/ N R at io <2 2 d Bu <45 d B u Search Selectivity <28 dBu T otal Harmonic Distor tion <3% S ign al t o No is e Ra ti o >4 5 dB General information AC po wer ( p owe r ad ap tor) I np ut : 10 0 -24 0 V~, 50[...]

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    8 T roubleshooting W arning Ne ve r r em ove t he c a si ng of t hi s ap pa r atu s . • T o keep the war ranty valid, never tr y to repair the system yourself. If you encounter prob lems when using this apparatus, check the following points bef ore requesting ser vice . If the prob lem remains unsolved, go to the Philips web site (www .philips.co[...]

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    © Royal Philips Electronics N.V . 2010 All rights reser ved. Printed in China DC315_93_UM_V1.0 Meet Philips at the Internet www .philips.com/welcome[...]