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Register your pr oduct and get support at www .philips.com/w elcome EN User manual FWM197/05 FWM197_05_UM_V1.0.indd 1 8/27/2009 10:37:54 AM[...]
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3 9 Other featur es 1 9 Listen to an external device 1 9 Record from disc 1 9 Record from radio 1 9 Record from external source 1 9 Set the sleep timer 1 9 Set the alarm timer 20 Listen through headphone 20 10 Product inf ormation 21 Specications 21 USB playability inf or mation 22 Suppor ted MP3 disc formats 22 Maintenance 22 11 T r oubl[...]
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4 g Do no t blo ck a ny vent il at ion o pe nin gs . In st a ll in ac cord an ce wi th t he ma nu fa ct ure r’s ins tr uc ti ons . h Do no t ins t al l ne ar any h ea t sourc es suc h as r ad iat or s , he at re gis te rs , s tove s, or ot he r ap pa r atu s (inc lud ing a mp li er s) th at pro du ce he at . i Prot ec t t he p ower cord f rom [...]
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5 How t o conn ec t a pl ug Th e wi r es i n th e ma ins l ead a r e col our e d wi t h th e fol low ing co de : blu e = ne u t r al ( N), br ow n = li ve (L). A s th es e colo ur s m ay not co r r es po nd wi t h t he colo ur m ar k ings i de nt if yin g th e te r mi na ls in you r plu g , pr oce ed a s fol low s: Co nn ec t t he b lu e wi r e to [...]
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6 Anyc ha ngeso rmo di c at io nsma detot h is de vi ce tha t ar e n ot ex pr e ss ly a pp rov ed by Ph ili ps Co nsu m er L ife s t y le m ay void t he u se r ’s au t hor it y to o pe r a te t he e qu ipm e nt . Th e ma k in g of una u th or i zed co pie s of copy- p rot ec t ed m ate r ia l , inc lud in g com pu te r pr [...]
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7 Y our pr od uc t cont a ins b at t er ies cove r ed by th e Eu ro pe an D ir e c ti ve 20 06 /66/ EC , wh ich ca nn ot be d is pos ed of w i th n or m al h ous eh ol d wa s t e . W he n you se e t he cr os se d -o u t wh ee l bi n sy m bo l wi t h th e che m ic al s y mb ol ‘ P b ’ , i t me ans t ha t t he ba t te r i es co mpl y w it h t he [...]
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8 2 Y our Mini Hi-Fi System Congratulations on your purchase , and welcometoPhilips! T ofullybenetfromthe suppor t that Philips offers, register your product at www .philips.com/welcome . Intr oduction With this unit, you can enjo y audio from discs, tapes, USB devices and other external devices, or radio stations. The un[...]
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9 e CLOCK/DISPLA Y Se t th e clo ck . • Du r in g play, dis play t he c loc k . • f So urce bu t t ons ( DI SC , TU N ER , U SB / MP 3 LI NK , T AP E /AUX ) Se le c t a so ur ce: D I SC , TU N E R , USB , • MP 3 LI N K , T A PE or AU X . g Ja ck fo r a US B ma s s s tor age d evi ce . • Ov er view of the main unit a T u r n on t[...]
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10 Ov er view of the r emote contr ol a T u r n on t he u ni t , s w i tch to s ta nd by • mod e , or s w i tch t o Eco powe r s t a n d b y. b So urce b ut t ons ( DI S C , TU N , U S B , AUX /MP 3 LI NK ) Se le c t a so ur ce: D I SC , TU N E R , USB , • or AU X / M P3 L I NK . c R E P E AT Play a t r a ck r ep ea te dly. • d RE P [...]
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11 f / Se ar ch w i th in a t r a ck / d isc . • T u ne to a r adio s ta ti on . • g / Sk i p to t he p r evi ou s/n ex t tr a ck . • Ad jus t tim e . • h DSC Se le c t a pr e se t sou nd s et tin g. • i AL BU M / PRE S E T +/- Se le c t a pr e se t r ad io s t a ti on . • Sk i p to t he p r evi ou s/n ex t alb um . ?[...]
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12 Install r emote control batteries Caution R is k of ex p los io n ! Kee p ba t t e r ie s away f r om • he at ,s un sh in eor r e .Ne ve rdi sc ar db at ter i es in r e . R is k of de cr e a se d ba t te r y lif e! N ev er m ix • di f fe r en t br and s o r t yp es o f bat te r ie s . R is k of pr o du c t d am [...]
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13 T urn on 1 Pr es s . The unit switches to the last selected » source . Switch to standby 1 Pr es s to s w i tch t he u ni t to s ta nd by mode. The backlight on the display panel is » reduced. The clock (if set) appear s on the » display panel. T o sw it ch t he u ni t to Ec o Power St an dby mode: 1 In s ta nd by mo de , pr e ss a nd ho ld f[...]
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14 2 Pr es s USB to sel ec t t h e US B so ur ce . Play star ts automaticall y . » T o pa use /r es um e play, pr ess • . T o s to p pl ay , pr e ss • . T o se le c t a n al bu m, p r es s • ALBU M/ PR ES E T +/- . T o s k ip to a t r a ck , p r ess • / . T o se ar ch w i th in a t r a ck , p r ess a nd • hol d / . Re lea [...]
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15 1 At CD m od e , in t he s to p pos i ti on , pr e ss PR OGRAM on t he r e mot e con tr ol t o ac t iv at e th e pr og r a m mod e . [PROG] (program) blinks on the » display . 2 For M P3 / W M A tr ack s , p re ss A LBUM / PR ES E T +/- to sel ec t an al bu m . 3 Pr es s / to se le c t a t r ac k nu mb er , t he n pr es s PR OGR AM tocon?[...]
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16 Ther stprogr ammedradiostationis » broadcast automatically . Pr ogram radio stations manuall y Note Y o u ca n p ro gr am a ma x i mu m of 20 pr e se t • r ad io s t a t io ns . 1 T u ne to a r adio s ta ti on . 2 Pr es s PR OGR AM to ac t iv ate p r ogr am mode. [PROG] (program) blinks on the » display . 3 Pr es s AL B [...]
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17 7 Pla y tape 1 Pr es s TA P E / AUX o n th e ma in u ni t to se le c t th e t ap e so ur ce . 2 Pu ll OPEN on t he f r on t pan el t o op en th e t ap e bu t ton cove r . 3 Pr es s to ope n t he t a pe d oor. 4 Load t h e t ap e wi t h th e op en s id e dow nw ar d an d t he f ull s po ol to t he l ef t. 5 Pr es s to s t ar t p lay. T o pa use /[...]
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18 8 Adjust sound Adjust v olume 1 Du r in g play, pr es s VOL +/- to incr e a se / de cr ea s e th e volu m e. Select a pr eset sound effect 1 Du r in g play, pr es s DSC re pe ate dl y to selec t: [OPT I MA L] ( o pt im al ) • [ JA Z Z ] ( ja z z ) • [ T EC H NO] (tech no) • [RO CK ] ( r ock) • Enhance bass 1 Du r in g play, p[...]
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19 T o pa use , p r es s • . T o r es um e , pr es s ag ai n. T o s to p, pr e ss • . Record fr om radio 1 T u ne to a r adio s ta ti on . 2 Pr es s to ope n t he t a pe d oor. 3 In se r t a bla n k t ap e an d clos e th e t ap e comp ar tment . 4 Pr es s to s t a r t to r eco r d. T o pa use , p r es s • . T o r es um e , pr es s ag[...]
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20 Activate and deactivate alarm timer 1 Pr es s TIMER r e pe ate dl y to ac tiv at e or de ac t iv at e ti me r . If timer is activated, the display sho ws » . If timer is deactivated, » disappear s on the display . Listen thr ough headphone 1 Pl ug a he ad ph one i nt o th e socke t on th e un i t . When sleep timer is deactivated, » disappear[...]
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21 T uner FM T u nin g R an ge 87 . 5 - 10 8 M Hz T u nin g gr i d 50 K Hz Sen sitiv ity - Mo no, 26 dB S / N R at io - Ste r eo, 4 6 dB S /N R a ti o <2 2 dB u <45 dB u Se ar ch S e lec tiv i t y <28 d B u T ot a l Ha r mo ni c Di s to r tio n <3 % Si gna l to N ois e R at io >45 d B MW T u nin g R an ge 531 - 1 6 02 k H z T ape dec[...]
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22 Unsupported formats: Em pt y a lbu ms : an e m pt y al bu m is a n • al bu m th at d oes n ot con t ai n MP 3/ WM A les ,a ndw il lnotb esh owni n th e di sp lay. Un su ppo r te dl efor m at sa r e • sk i pp ed . Fo r ex am pl e , W or d do cum en t s(.doc)orMP 3l esw it h [...]
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23 Do n ot us e sol ve nt s su ch a s b en zen e , • th in ne r , com me r cial ly av ai la bl e cle an er s, or a nt is t a ti c sp r ay in te nde d for a na log u e records. Cle a n th e dis c len s Af ter p ro lo nge d us e, d ir t o r du s t may • accu mu lat e at t he d is c le ns . T o e nsu r e goo d play q ua li t y, clea n th e d[...]
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24 Re du ce th e dis ta nce b et we e n th e r em ote • cont r ol a nd t he u ni t . In se r t th e ba t te r y wi th i t s p ola r i ti es • ( +/– s ign s ) al ign ed a s i nd ic ate d . Re pla ce th e ba t te r y . • Ai m th e r em ote co nt ro l di r ec t ly a t th e • se nso r on t he f r on t of th e un it . No disc detected In se r [...]
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© 2009 K oninklijke Philips Electr onics N.V . All rights reserved. Printed in China FWM197_05_UM_V1.0 FWM197_05_UM_V1.0.indd 25 8/27/2009 10:38:08 AM[...]