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Register your pr oduct and get support at www .philips.com/w elcome DCM276 EN User manual[...]
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3 English EN 8 Adjust sound 16 Adjust volume lev el 1 6 Mute sound 1 6 Select a preset sound effect 1 6 Enhance bass 1 6 9 Pr oduct information 16 Specifications 1 6 USB play ability infor mation 1 7 Suppor ted MP3 disc formats 1 7 Maintenance 1 7 10 T r oubleshooting 18 Contents 1 Impor tant 4 Safety 4 Notice 5 2 Y our Micr o Hi-Fi System 6 Intro[...]
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4 t he ap pa r atu s ha s be en e xp ose d to r ai n or mo is ture , d oes n ot op er at e nor ma lly, or has bee n dropped. n B at t er y u sa ge C AUT IO N – T o preve nt ba t te r y le ak ag e whi ch m ay resu lt in bo dil y inj ur y , pro pe r t y d am age , or d am age t o t he un it : I ns t a ll al l ba t te r i es cor r ec t ly , + an d -[...]
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5 Notice A ny cha nge s or m odi fic a tio ns m ade t o th is devic e that are no t expr essly appr o ved by Ph ili ps Co ns um er L ife s t y le may vo id t he us er ’s au t ho r i t y to op e r at e th e eq ui pm en t . Enviro nment al information A ll un ne ces sa r y pa ck ag in g ha s be en o mi t te d . W e h ave tr i ed to m ake t he p ac[...]
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6 2 Y our Micr o Hi- Fi System Congr atulations on y our purchase , and welcome to Philips! T o fully benefit from the suppor t that Philips offer s, register y our product at www .philips.com/welcome . Intr oduction With this unit, you can enjo y audio from discs, USB devices, iP od play er s and other exter nal devices, or listen to r adio stati[...]
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7 f VOLU M E + / - Adjus t v olume . • g Open/ clo se the disc comp ar tment. • h Display panel S how cur r en t s t at us . • i Dock for i P od j Jack f or the hea d phone. • k MP3 L INK Au di o inp u t ja ck (3 . 5 mm ) fo r an • ex ter nal audio device. l FM antenna I mp rove F M r ece pt ion . • Ov er view of the main unit a T ur n [...]
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8 b OPEN/ CL OSE Op e n or clos e th e dis c • c ompar tment . c CD S el ec t d is c sou r ce . • d / Nav ig at e in t he i Pod me nu . • S k ip to t he p r ev iou s / ne x t a lbu m . • /Sk ip to the prev ious/ nex t tr ack . • Search within a track. • T un e to a r a di o s t at io n. • Se le c t 1 2 ho ur o r 2 4 h ou r for m at . [...]
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9 3 Get star ted Caution Us e of con tr o ls o r adj us t me nt s o r • pe r fo r m an ce of pr oce d ur es o th e r th an h er e in may r esult in ha za rdous radiation exposure or other un safe oper ation. Alwa ys follow the instr uctions in this chapter in sequence . If you contact Philips, you will be asked f or the model and ser ial number o[...]
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10 Auto install radio stations When you connect po wer and no radio stations are stored, the unit automatically begins to store r adio stations. 1 Co nn ec t t he u ni t to t he p ower s up pl y . [ » AUT O INST ALL - PRESS PLA Y KEY ](auto install - press play k ey) is display ed. 2 Press on t he m ai n un it t o s t ar t ins tallation . The unit[...]
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11 4 Pla y Pla y a disc 1 Press CD to s el ec t t he d is c sou r ce . 2 Press to o pe n t he d isc co m par t me nt . 3 I nse r t a di sc w i th t he p r in ted s id e fa cin g outward. 4 Press to cl ose t he d is c com par t m en t . Play star ts automatically . If not, press » . Pla y fr om USB Note En su r e th at t he U S B de vi ce con t ai [...]
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12 Pr ogram tracks Note Y o u ca n pr o gr a m t r ac k s on ly w h en t h e play • st op s. Y ou c an p r ogr a m a ma x im um of 4 0 t r ac k s . 1 Press PR OG / CLOC K S E T to ac t i va te t he progr am mode. [ » PR OG ] (progr am) is display ed. 2 Fo r MP 3/ W M A tr a ck s , p re ss / to selec t an album. 3 Press / to s el ec t a t r a ck [...]
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13 Charge the iP od When the unit is connected to pow er , the docked iP od begins to char ge . 5 Pla y iP od Y ou can enjoy audio from iP od through this Micro Hi-Fi system. Compatible iP od Apple iP od models with a 30-pin dock connector : Made for : iP od cl assic • iP od to uch • iPod na no • iP od 5 th generation ( video ) • iPo d wi t[...]
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14 3 Press / to a llo ca te a nu m be r to t his r ad io s t at io n, t h en p re ss PROG / CL OCK SET t o con fir m . 4 Re pe at t he a bove s t eps t o pr og r am o th er sta ti on s. Tip T o ove r w r i te a p ro gr a m me d s t at io n, s to r e • a not he r s t a ti on i n i t s pl ace . Select a pr eset radio station 1 I n tun e r mod e , [...]
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15 T o deactivate sleep timer 1 Press SLEEP / TI MER r e pe ate dl y un ti l [ OFF ] ( of f ) i s dis playe d. When sleep timer is deactivated, » disappear s on the display . Pla y fr om an external device Y ou can also listen to an exter nal audio device through this unit. 1 Press USB / MP3 LINK to s el ec t t he M P3 link source. 2 Connec t the [...]
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16 9 Pr oduct inf ormation Note Pr o du c t i nfor ma t io n is s ub je c t to c ha nge • wit hout prior notic e . Specifications Amplifier T o t al ou t pu t powe r 2 x 5 W R MS Fre quenc y r es po nse 1 2 5 H z - 1 6 k H z , ± 3 dB S ign al to n ois e r a ti o > 6 0 dB M P3 li nk i np ut 0 . 5 V R M S 20 k Disc La ser ty pe Semiconduc tor[...]
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17 D R M pr ote c te d W MA fi le s ( .wav, .m 4a , • . m4 p, . mp 4 , . aa c ) WMA files in Lossless f or mat • Suppor ted MP3 disc formats ISO9660, Joliet • Ma x imu m t it le n um be r : 99 9 ( d e pe nd ing • on file name leng th ) Ma x imu m a lbu m nu mb e r : 99 • Suppor ted sampling frequenc ies: 32 k Hz, • 44 . 1 kHz , 4 8 k[...]
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18 I nse r t t he ba t t er y w i th i t s p ola r i ti es ( +/– • signs ) ali g ned a s indicat ed . Re pl ace t he ba t t er y. • A im t he r e mot e con tr ol d ir e c t ly a t th e • se ns or o n th e fr on t of th e un i t . Cannot displa y some files in USB device T he nu m be r of fold e r s or fi le s in t he U S B • de vi ce ha[...]
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