MCD900
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8 Play from an external audio device
(AUX) 18
Play from an external audio device 18
9 Settings 19
Play modes 19
Sound settings 19
Display settings 19
Slideshow settings 20
Album art (in the USB mode) 20
Clicker sound 20
Clock settings 20
Language 22
Demo mode 22
Restore factory settings 22
10 Maintenance 22
Cleaning 22
11 Technical data 22
12 Troubleshooting 24
Contents
1 Important 4
Safety 4
Environmental notices 5
Trademark notice 5
2 Your MCD900 6
Introduction 6
What’s in the box 6
Overview 6
3 Prepare 10
Place the Soundsphere speakers 10
Install batteries into the remote control 11
4 Connect 11
Connect the main unit and CD/DVD unit 1 1
Connect speakers 11
Connect for disc play 11
Connect the FM antenna 12
Connect external audio devices 13
Turn on/off 13
5 Play music CDs/movie DVDs 14
Basic operations 14
Use the disc menu 14
Play movie discs(DVD/DivX/VCD) 14
Program favorite chapters/tracks 15
Select play options 15
6 PlayfromaUSBashdevice 16
Connect a USB ash device 16
Library on the USB ash device 16
Play from the USB ash device 16
Search for music/pictures 16
7 Play FM radio 17
Tune to FM radio stations 17
Edit preset stations 18
Listen to FM radio 18
RDS (Radio Data System) 18
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o This product may contain lead and mercury.
Disposal of these materials may be regulated
due to environmental considerations. Please
refer to disposal instructions in this user
manual.
Caution
Use of controls or adjustments or performance •
of procedures other than herein may result in
hazardous radiation exposure or other unsafe
operation.
Warning
Never remove the casing of this apparatus. •
Never lubricate any part of this apparatus. •
Never place this apparatus on other electrical •
equipment.
Keep this apparatus away from direct sunlight,
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naked ames or heat.
Never look into the laser beam inside this
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apparatus.
Ensure that you always have easy access to the
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power cord, plug or adaptor to disconnect this
apparatus from the power.
Where the mains plug or an appliance coupler
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is used as the disconnect device, the disconnect
device shall remain readily operable.
Risk of overheating! Never install this apparatus in a
conned space. Always leave a space of at least four
inches around this apparatus for ventilation. Ensure
curtains or other objects never cover the ventilation
slots on this apparatus.
Hearing Safety
Listen at a moderate volume:
Using headphones at a high volume can
impair your hearing. This product can
produce sounds in decibel ranges that
may cause hearing loss for a normal person, even
for exposure less than a minute. The higher decibel
ranges are offered for those that may have already
experienced some hearing loss.
Sound can be deceiving. Over time your hearing
‘comfort level’ adapts to higher volumes of sound. So
after prolonged listening, what sounds ‘normal’ can
actually be loud and harmful to your hearing. To guard
against this, set your volume to a safe level before your
hearing adapts and leave it there.
To establish a safe volume level:
Set your volume control at a low setting.
Slowly increase the sound until you can hear it
comfortably and clearly, without distortion.
Listen for reasonable periods of time:
Prolonged exposure to sound, even at normally ‘safe’
levels, can also cause hearing loss.
Be sure to use your equipment reasonably and take
appropriate breaks.
Be sure to observe the following guidelines when using
your headphones.
1 Important
Safety
Information for Europe:
Know these safety symbols
The ‘exclamation mark’ calls attention to features for
which you s
hould carefully read the supplied literature
to prevent operating and maintenance problems.
The ‘lightening bolt’ symbol indicates uninsulated
components within the product that can cause an
electric shock.
To reduce the risk of re or electric shock, do not
expose the product to rain or moisture and do not
place any ojects lled with liquids, such as vases, on the
product.
a Read these instructions.
b Keep these instructions.
c Heed all warnings.
d Follow all instructions.
e Do not use this product near water.
f Clean only with dry cloth.
g Do not block any ventilation openings.
Install in accordance with the manufacturer’s
instructions.
h Do not remove the casing of this product.
i Only use this product indoors. Do not expose
the product to dripping / splashing water, rain
or high humidity.
j Keep this product away from direct sunlight,
nakedamesorheat.
k Do not install near any heat sources such as
radiators, heat registers, stoves, or other
electricalequipment(includingampliers).
l Do not place any other electrical equipment on
the product.
m Do not place any sources of danger on the
product (e.g. objects containing liquids, burning
candles).
n This product may include batteries. Please refer
to safety and disposal instructions for batteries
in this user manual.
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Battery disposal information:
Your product contains batteries covered by the
European Directive 2006/66/EC, which cannot
be disposed of with normal household waste.
Please inform yourself about the local rules on
separate collection of batteries. The correct disposal
of batteries helps prevent potentially negative
consequences on the environment and human health.
Trademark notice
HDMI, and HDMI logo and High-
Denition Multimedia Interface are trademarks or
registered trademarks of HDMI licensing LLC.
Manufactured under license from
Dolby Laboratories. Dolby and the
double-D symbol are trademarks of
Dolby Laboratories.
DivX® and DivX Ultra® are
registered trademarks of DivX, Inc.
and are used under license. DivX
Ultra® Certied to play DivX® video
with advanced features and premium content.
ABOUT DIVX VIDEO: DivX® is a digital video format
created by DivX, Inc. This is an ofcial DivX Certied
device that plays DivX video. Visit www.divx.com for
more information and software tools to convert your
les into DivX video.
ABOUT DIVX VIDEO-ON-DEMAND: This DivX
Certied® device must be registered in order to play
DivX Video-on-Demand (VOD) content. To generate
the registration code, locate the DivX VOD section in
the device setup menu. Go to vod.divx.com with this
code to complete the registration process and learn
more
about DivX VOD.
‘DVD Video’ is a trademark of DVD
Format/Logo Licensing Corporation.
Windows Media and the Windows
logo are trademarks, or registered
trademarks of Microsoft Corporation
in the United States and/or other
countries.
The making of
unauthorized
copies of copy-
protected material, including computer programs, les,
broadcasts and sound recordings, may be an infringement
of copyrights and constitute a criminal offence. This
equipment should not be used for such purposes.
This product incorporates copyright protection
technology that is protected by U.S. patents and
other intellectual property rights. Use of this
copyright protection technology must be authorized
by Macrovision, and is intended for home and other
limited viewing uses only unless otherwise authorized
by Macrovision. Reserve engineering or disassembly is
prohibited.
Listen at reasonable volumes for reasonable periods
of time.
Be careful not to adjust the volume as your hearing
adapts.
Do not turn up the volume so high that you can’t hear
what’s around you.
You should use caution or temporarily discontinue use
in potentially hazardous situations.
Environmental notices
This product complies with the radio
interference requirements of the European
Community.
This apparatus includes this label:
Modications
Modications not
authorized by the
manufacturer may void
user’s authority to
operate this product.
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
disposal of your old product helps prevent potentially
negative consequences on the environment and human
health.
Information about the use of batteries:
Caution
Risk of leakage: Only use the specied type of •
batteries. Do not mix new and used batteries.
Do not mix different brands of batteries.
Observe correct polarity. Remove batteries
from products that are not in use for a longer
period of time. Store batteries in a dry place.
Risk of injury: Wear gloves when handling
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leaking batteries. Keep batteries out of reach
of children and pets.
Risk of explosion: Do not short circuit
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batteries. Do not expose batteries to
excessive heat. Do not throw batteries into
the re. Do not damage or disassemble
batteries. Do not recharge non-rechargeable
batteries.
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The DVD player on MCD900 supports these disc
formats:
What’s in the box
Check and identify the contents of your package:
Main unit and CD/DVD unit
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2 SoundSphere speakers (with connection •
cables)
Remote control with batteries
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Composite audio/video cables•
FM antenna•
AC power cord•
Quick Start Guide•
User Manual•
2 Your MCD900
Congratulations on your purchase, and welcome to
Philips! To fully benet from the support that Philips
offers, register your product at www.philips.com/
welcome.
Introduction
MCD900 can
Connect a USB ash device;
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Connect the existing home audio/video •
systems, including TV, audio systems and
MP3 players.
With such connections, you can
Play music stored on a USB ash device
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through the Soundsphere speakers;
Play movie DVDs on a TV;
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Play music from an external audio system/•
portable media player through the
Soundsphere speakers.
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Overview
Top and front view
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Press to turn on the set;
To turn off, press to switch to active standby;
or, press and hold to switch to Eco standby.
Exit Demo mode.
2.
Return to Home screen (main menu).
3.
Go back to the previous screen.
4. Disc compartment
5.
Open or close the disc compartment.
6. LCD display
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Navigation buttons
Press to navigate through menus.
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In USB mode:
Superscroll:In a long list of options, press and
hold to start Superscroll. Release to jump to
the rst item starting with current alphabet/
number.
In DISC mode:
Select an album (for MP3/WMA CDs).
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In FM RADIO mode:
Press and hold to start the auto tuning to the
next available station;
Press repeatedly for ne tuning.
OK/
Conrm selection.
Start/pause/resume play.
In USB: Start to play the entire le
folder(SuperPlay™).
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Mute/ unmute sound.
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VOLUME
Increase/decrease volume.
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1. ~ AC IN
for AC power cord
2. DIN IN
socket for the connection between the main
unit and CD/DVD unit
3.
USB port for the USB ash device
4. CVBS VIDEO OUT, CD/DVD AUDIO OUT
for the supplied composite audio/video cable
that connects the disc player and a standard
TV
HDMI
for the HDMI cable (not supplied) that
connects the disc player and a high-denition
TV (HDTV)
5. CD/DVD DIGITAL AUDIO OUT
Digital audio output socket for the disc play
through an external speaker system
6. FM TUNER
for the supplied FM antenna
7. LOUDSPEAKERS
for connection cables that connect the
supplied Soundsphere speakers
8. DEMO
for the use by dealers only
9. AUX IN L / R
Audio input sockets for an external audio
system/portable media player to play through
the speakers on MCD900
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3.5 mm headphone jack
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AUX: Connected external audio device (e.g. an
MP3 player or other portable music players);
DISC: DVDs, DivX/MP3/WMA les on discs,
and audio CDs.
3. SETTINGS
Enter the settings menus.
DISC MENU
In DISC mode:
Enter or exit the disc menu.
4. FAVORITE
In DISC mode:
Program favorite chapters/tracks
5.
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Navigation buttons
Press to navigate through menus.
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In USB mode:
Superscroll: In a long list of options, press and
hold to start Superscroll. Release to jump to
the rst item starting with current alphabet/
number.
In DISC mode:
Select an album (for MP3/WMA CDs).
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In FM RADIO mode:
Press and hold to start the auto tuning to the
next available station;
Press repeatedly for ne tuning.
OK
Conrm selection.
6.
HOME: Return to Home screen (main menu).
BACK: Go back to previous screen.
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Search buttons on the play screen
In USB/DISC mode:
Press to skip to the previous/ next chapter/
track;
Start/pause/resume play;
In USB mode: Start to play the entire le
folder(SuperPlay™).
Stop play.
Mute/ unmute sound.
NOW PLAYING
Return to play screen.
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Remote control
1.
Press to turn on the unit;
To turn off, press to switch to active standby; or,
press and hold to switch to Eco standby.
Exit Demo mode.
2. Source selector
Select a media source:
FM RADIO: FM radio stations, with RDS (Radio
Data System) supported;
USB: Songs/photos on the USB mass storage
device connected to the unit;
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14. SEARCH
In USB mode: Press to start the search/
browsing by alphanumeric entry.
In DISC mode: During disc play, press to start
the search by time, or chapter/track.
15. SLEEP TIMER
Set the sleep timer.
CLOCK
Display the clock time.
16. BRIGHTNESS
Select brightness options for the LCD display.
Home screen
From Home screen, you can select your desired music
source, or enter [Settings] menu. To do so, do the
following:
1 On the remote control, press the Source selector,
or use the Navigation buttons
/ and OK.
2 To go back to previous screen, press BACK.
3 To return to Home screen, press HOME.
Text entry
To enter text and symbols, press corresponding
alphanumeric buttons on the remote control.
To enter letters/numbers/symbols corresponding
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to the same alphanumeric button, briey and
repeatedly press the button.
FM radio
Settings
8. Alphanumeric
buttons
For text entry
In FM RADIO mode:
On the radio play screen, press and hold a
numeric button to store current station in the
location as a preset station.
In USB mode:
Quickjump: In a long list of options that are
sorted in an alphabetical order, press once or
repeatedly to select an alphabet, and jump
to the rst item that starts with the selected
alphabet.
9. a/A
Press to switch between lower and upper cases;
In FM RADIO mode, press in the list of presets
to start editing station name.
CLEAR
Press to delete the previous entry;
Press and hold to delete all entries.
10. SUBTITLE
In DISC mode: Select a subtitle language (for
video discs only).
AUDIO
In DISC mode:
Select stereo, mono-left, mono-right, or mix-
mono channel (for VCD discs only);
Select an audio language (for DVD and DivX
discs only).
11. SHUFFLE
Activate/deactivate random order play.
REPEAT
Toggle through repeat play options.
SOUND
Select sound settings.
REPEAT A-B
In DISC mode: Repeat a specic section within
a track/disc.
12. ZOOM
In DISC mode: Zoom in/out (for video discs and
picture les on CDs).
ANGLE
In DISC mode: Select a camera angle (for video
discs).
13.
TVVOL
Increase/decrease the volume of a connected
Philips TV.
VOL
Increase/decrease the volume of the unit.
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To enter symbols, press • repeatedly.
To enter space, press
• .
To switch between lower and upper cases, press
•
.
To delete previous character, press
• . To delete
all entries, press and hold
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Tip
For languages other than English, letters that •
an alphanumeric button corresponds to may
vary.
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3 Prepare
Place the Soundsphere speakers
About Soundsphere speakers
The supplied Soundsphere speakers can produce
full-frequency sounds throughout the area of coverage.
Unlike conventional speakers, Soundsphere speakers
are much less sensitive to exact positioning. The
mid- and high-frequency sounds from Soundsphere
speakers are retained, even if you move away from
the Soundsphere speakers. Thus, the authentic
sound experience can be extended to all sides of the
speakers.
How to place the soundsphere speakers
For the best listening experience:
Place the speakers with the tweeters at the
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ear height, and at least 50 cm away from
the rear wall.
Place the speakers on speaker stands to get
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the best result.
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Place the speakers 2 to 3 meters away from •
each other, with the two speakers and your
preferred listening position forming an
equilateral triangle.
Place the speakers with the tweeters facing
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your preferred listening area.
To keep the tweeters unobstructed, never
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place the speakers in between shelves.
Tip
Alternatively, you can place the Soundsphere •
speakers on the oor or on top of shelves,
though not preferable.
By placing the speakers at least 50 cm away
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from the rear wall, you can make the bass
tighter and improve your listening experience.
Install batteries into the remote
control
Caution
Risk of explosion! Keep batteries away from •
heat, sunshine or re. Never discard batteries
in re.
Risk of decreased battery life! Never mix
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different brands or types of batteries.
Risk of product damage! When the remote
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control is not used for long periods, remove
the batteries.
a Open the battery compartment.
b Insert 2 AAA R03 batteries with correct
polarity (+/-) as indicated.
c Close the battery compartment.
4 Connect
Connect the main unit and CD/
DVD unit
As shown, plug the cable into • DIN IN.
Connect speakers
Note
Always connect the speakers before you •
connect MCD900 to an AC power outlet.
By doing so, you can avoid the big noise that
may be caused during speaker installation by
the speaker wires on the metallic surface of
MCD900.
1 On MCD900, ensure that you connect the left
speaker to LOUDSPEAKERS L+, L- and right
speaker to LOUDSPEAKERS R+, R-.
2 To connect the speakers,
As shown, unscrew to loosen the
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connectors;
Fully insert the ends of speaker wires, red
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end into the red connector, and silver end
into the black connector;
Screw the connectors until the speaker
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wires are securely fastened.
Connect for disc play
For disc play, make audio/video connections.
Connect a TV
On MCD900, you can connect a TV through one of
the two video jacks.
Select the video jack that your TV supports:
Composite video (CVBS): for a standard
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TV;
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Play from another speaker system
To play from another speaker system, connect an
digital audio cable (not supplied) to:
the
• CD/DVD DIGITAL AUDIO OUT socket on
MCD900;
the digital audio input on an external speaker system.•
Note
Ensure that the external audio system is •
switched to the Aux-in mode, if you are
playing sounds from the speaker system on an
external audio system.
Connect the FM antenna
Note
Always plug in the FM antenna before tuning •
to an FM radio station.
Connect the supplied FM T-type antenna to the •
FM TUNER socket on the unit;
Stretch the antenna to its full length, and x it on
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the wall.
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HDMI jack: for a high-denition TV •
compliant with HDMI (High Denition
Multimedia Interface)/DVI (Digital Visual
Interface), and HDCP (High-bandwidth
Digital Contents Protection).
Using the CVBS jack
As shown, plug the supplied composite audio/•
video cable into the corresponding sockets.
Using the HDMI jack (HDMI cable sold separately)
Use the HDMI jack to connect a high-denition
TV (HDTV), which is equipped with HDMI (High
Denition Multimedia Interface) or DVI (Digital Visual
Interface), and compliant with HDCP (High-bandwidth
Digital Contents Protection).
As shown, connect an HDMI cable (not supplied) to:•
the • HDMI socket on this unit, and
the
• HDMI input socket on the TV.
For TV/ monitor with a DVI jack only, use a DVI-
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to-HDMI adapter.
Tip
As a compact audio/video interface, HDMI •
transmits uncompressed digital data. With the
HDMI connection, high-denition video/audio
contents can present optimum video and
audio quality on a HDTV.
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Connect • MCD900 to the power supply.
Note
The type plate information is located at the •
back or at the underside of the product.
Turn on/off
1 Press or a source selector to turn on the unit.
2 To turn off the unit,
Press
• to switch to active standby;
Or, press and hold
• to switch to Eco
standby (energy-saving mode).
Active standby
When in active standby, some functions of MCD900
remain in the normal state of power consumption, e.g.
clock display.
In active standby,
The power indicator lights up red;
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Clock time is displayed if you have set clock. •
Auto active standby
If no activity happens on MCD900 for 10 minutes,
MCD900 can switch to active standby automatically.
Eco standby
Eco standby is an energy-saving mode. In Eco standby,
all major functions are switched to a low-power state
or off, e.g. micro-processor and display.
Connect external audio devices
You can listen to an external audio device through
the speakers on MCD900. To do so, do the following
connections, and then, select the AUX mode on MCD900.
Connect audio cables (red/white - not supplied) to:
the
• AUX IN L / R sockets on this unit, and
the audio output sockets on the external
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audio device.
Or, to play from a portable media player
with 3.5mm headphone jack
Connect a headphone to RCA cable (not
supplied) to:
the
• AUX IN L / R sockets on this unit, and
the 3.5mm headphone jack on the portable
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media player.
Turn on/off
Connect power supply
Warning
Risk of product damage! Ensure that the •
power supply voltage corresponds to the
voltage printed on the back or the underside
of the product.
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Use the disc menu
After loading a disc onto the tray, you can see the disc
settings on the TV screen.
1 On MCD900, load a disc onto the tray.
2 Turn on the TV and switch to the correct video-
in channel in one of the following ways:
On the remote control of your TV, press
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the AV/TV button repeatedly until you see
the Philips screen, or the video disc screen.
Go to the lowest channel on your TV, then
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press the Channel Down button until you see
the Philips screen, or the video disc screen.
Press the source button repeatedly on the
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remote control of your TV.
Tip
The video-in channel is between the lowest •
and highest channels and may be called
FRONT, A/V IN, VIDEO etc. See the TV user
manual on how to select the correct input on
the TV.
Access the disc menu
To access the menu manually
In the
• DISC mode, press DISC MENU or
SETTINGS on the remote control.
Play movie discs(DVD/DivX/VCD)
Pause/Resume/Stop
To pause
During disc play, press
• to pause.
The TV screen shows the scenes where »
you stop play.
Or, during DVD play, press
• .
The TV screen shows the Philips screen. »
Printed side
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movie DVDs
Caution
Never look at the laser beam inside the unit. •
Risk of product damage! Never play discs with •
accessories such as disc stabilizer rings or disc
treatment sheets.
Never put any objects other than discs into
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the disc compartment.
Note
Ensure that you have made connections for disc •
play (see ‘Connect for disc play’ on page 11).
For the supported disc formats, see
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‘Introduction’ on page 6.
Basic operations
1 On MCD900, press .
The disc tray opens. »
2 Load a disc onto the tray, the printed side facing
up. Press
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Play starts automatically after disc reading is »
complete.
3 If necessary, press DISC on the remote control,
and then,
to start play.
4 During disc play,
Press
• / repeatedly to select a track/
chapter. For WMA/MP3 les on a disc,
press
/ to select a le folder.
Press
• / to search forward/backward.
Press
• to pause or resume.
Press
• to stop.
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1 In the DISC mode, ensure that the disc play
stops.
2 Press FAVORITE on the remote control.
On the TV screen, you can see a menu for you »
to program desired chapters/tracks.
3 Use the remote control to enter the desired
chapters/tracks.
To play the program
On the TV screen, select [Start].
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To erase the program
Press
• ;
Or, remove the disc from the disc tray.
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Select play options
SelectRepeat/Shufeoptions
During disc play, you can repeatedly play a chapter/
track, or a le or les in a folder. You can also play
tracks or les in a folder in a random order.
Toturnonorofftherepeat/shufeoptions
Press
• REPEAT or/and SHUFFLE repeatedly.
To repeatedly play a section in a disc
1 During music or video play, press REPEAT A-B at
the start point.
2 Press REPEAT A-B at the end point.
The selected section starts to play repeatedly. »
To cancel repeat play, press » REPEAT A-B again.
Note
The section A and B can be set only within the •
same track/title.
Zoom in/out image
1 During video/picture play, press ZOOM
repeatedly to zoom in/out the image.
When the image is zoomed in, you can
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press / / / to pan through the image.
Change a camera angle
Some DVDs contain alternate scenes, such as scenes
recorded from different camera angles. For such DVDs,
you can select from the available alternate scenes.
1 During DVD play, press ANGLE repeatedly to
switch between camera angles.
To resume
Press
• .
The disc play resumes from the last stop »
point.
To stop
Press
• again.
Search
Fast search forward/backward
1 During play, press and hold / to select a search
speed.
To resume play at normal speed, press
• .
Search by time or chapter/track
1 During disc play, press SEARCH until a time eld
or chapter/track eld is displayed.
For the time eld, enter the play position in
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hours, minutes and seconds.
For the chapter/track eld, enter the
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chapter/track.
Play starts automatically at your selected »
point.
Select languages for disc play
Select an audio language
You can select an audio language on DVDs or DivX discs.
1 During disc play, press AUDIO.
The language options appear. If the selected »
audio channels is unavailable, the default disc
audio channel is used.
Note
For some DVDs, the language can only be •
changed from the disc menu.
Select a subtitle language
You can select a subtitle language on DVDs.
During disc play, press
• SUBTITLE.
Note
For some DVDs, the language can only be •
changed from the disc menu.
Program favorite chapters/tracks
You can play certain chapters/tracks on a disc. Program
the chapters/tracks as desired on the TV screen.
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PlayfromtheUSBashdevice
1 On MCD900, ensure that the USB mass storage
device is properly connected.
2 On the remote control, press USB.
The le sorting process may take some time. »
During le sorting, the le folders are displayed.
Audio les are displayed under different »
categories (e.g. Artist, Album, Genre), if meta/
ID3 tags are edited for the les.
Picture les are also organized. »
3 Select your desired track or album.
4 Press to start play.
Play starts from the beginning of the album,
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if you press on an album.
Play screen appears when play starts. »
5 To stop play, press .
Play photos
Press
• / to rotate the picture;
Press
• / to move to previous/next picture;
Press
• to start playing all pictures in slideshow
mode.
Search for music/pictures
To navigate through menus during music play, do the
following:
1 On the remote control, press and then, use
the Navigation buttons.
2 To return to Play screen, press NOW PLAYING.
Tip
On Play screen, you can also press • and
repeatedly to select songs.
In a list of options, you can do one of the following to
search for what you need:
Tip
When doing searching in the following ways, •
ensure that MCD900 is in the mode of USB.
Use the navigation keys • , , , .
Start quick search by using the
• alphanumeric
search, Superscroll, and Quickjump.
6 Play from a USB
flash device
ConnectaUSBashdevice
On MCD900, you can play music/photos
stored on a USB ash device. To do so, do the following:
Connect the USB ash device to the
•
socket on MCD900;
Select the
• [USB] mode on MCD900.
LibraryontheUSBashdevice
OrganizelesontheUSBashdevice
Audio les:
•
If the les contain le information (meta tag or ID3
tag), the les can be sorted automatically by the le
information, like Artist, Album, Genre, and others.
Launch media management software to check
or edit the le information. For example, click as
shown in Windows Media Player 11. Select the
desired song, and then, double click it to edit.
If necessary, you can also organize audio les in
different folders as desired.
Picture les:
•
Organize les in different folders as desired. The
folders are sorted in an alphabetical order.
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Superscroll
In a long list of options, Superscroll allows you to start
a search in an alphabetical order. You can quickly reach
the rst item that starts with the selected alphabet.
1 Press and hold / to start Superscroll.
A pop-up text box appears. Letters are »
displayed repeatedly in an alphabetical order,
starting from current letter.
2 Release / when you reach the desired letter.
You reach the rst item that starts with the letter. »
7 Play FM radio
Tune to FM radio stations
Note
Before you tune to FM radio stations, ensure •
that you have properly installed the supplied
FM antenna (see ‘Connect the FM antenna’ on
page 12).
Autostore
1 On MCD900, press FM RADIO on the remote
control.
Or, from Home screen, select
• [FM radio].
2 The rst time you tune to FM radio stations,
select [Auto store] in [FM radio].
MCD900 starts to search for available stations »
automatically.
Radio play starts and a maximum of 60 »
stations are stored as presets when the auto
tune is complete.
The preset stations are listed in the order of »
reception strength, with the RDS stations at
the top.
3 To select a preset station, go to [Presets].
Manual tuning
1 In [FM radio], select [Manual tuning].
2 Press and hold / to start auto tuning.
1/6
Alive
All Of Your Life
Argentina
Avril Lavigne
Alive
Alive
A
ll O
f
Your Li
fe
A
rgentina
A
vril Lavigne
A
Note
•
Alphanumeric search, Superscroll and
Quickjump are available only when you enter
a long sorted list of options (excluding the
home screen and lists of menus).
Alphanumeric search
In a long list of options, start alphanumeric search by
entering characters that an item starts with or contains.
1 Press SEARCH on the remote control, if
necessary.
A text box appears. »
2 Enter characters by using the remote control (see
‘Text entry’ on page 9).
3 Press OK after completing text entry.
Search starts. »
You can nd a list of items that contain the »
characters.
You can nd a close match if there is no item »
that contains the character.
Quickjump
You can also use Quickjump for alphanumeric search.
Toreachtherstitemthatstartswithacertainletter
On the button corresponding to the letter,
•
press once or repeatedly until the letter
appears.
Toreachtherstitemthatstartswiththenextletter
Press
• .
Toreachtherstitemthatstartswiththeprevious
letter
Press
• .
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Alive
All Of Your Life
Argentina
Avril Lavigne
Alive
Alive
Al
l
O
f
Your L
if
e
A
rgentin
a
A
vril Lavigne
A
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Use the RDS for clock setting
Note
When you use an RDS station for clock •
setting, ensure that the RDS station broadcasts
time signals.
1 From Home screen, select [Settings] > [Clock
settings] > [Date and time].
To enter
• [Settings], you can also press
SETTINGSon the remote control.
2 In [Date and time], select [Current date and
time] > [Automatic (RDS)].
The unit searches for the rst preset station »
automatically.
The time is set according to time signals from »
the station.
3 To use another RDS station for clock setting, tune
to the RDS station immediately.
Tip
To use an RDS station for regular clock setting, •
store the station as the rst preset station.
8 Play from an
external audio
device (AUX)
With the AUX IN L / R socket and AUX mode,
MCD900 allows you to play an external audio device
(e.g. a portable media player) through the speakers of
MCD900.
Play from an external audio
device
1 Ensure that the external audio device is properly
connected to MCD900 (see ‘Connect external
audio devices’ on page 13) .
2 On MCD900, select the AUX mode.
From Home screen, select
• [AUX].
Or, press
• AUX on the remote control.
3 On the external audio device, start music play.
For the music play, you can use the sound
•
settings on MCD900.
You tune to the next available station with »
sufcient reception.
3 Press / repeatedly for ne tuning.
Edit preset stations
Store current station to a location
When listening to a radio station, you can store
current station to a desired location (0-9) in the preset
list. The numeric buttons (0-9) on the remote control
correspond to the locations (0-9) in the preset list.
1 Tune to your desired station.
2 On the radio play screen, press and hold a
numeric button.
If necessary, press
• NOW PLAYING to
return to the radio play screen.
Current station is stored to the location.
•
Edit station information
1 In the FM RADIO mode, go to [Presets].
2 In the list of preset stations,
Select the station to be edited;
•
Press • a/A to start editing;
Press
• / to select the entry location; press
/ repeatedly to select desired letters.
3 Press OK to conrm. Press BACK to discard the
changes.
Listen to FM radio
1 On MCD900, press FM RADIO on the remote
control.
Or, from Home screen, select
• [FM radio].
2 Tune to your desired station (see ‘Tune to FM
radio stations’ on page 17).
• To select a preset station:
Go to [FM radio] > [Presets];
Or, press the corresponding numeric
button on the radio play screen (for the rst
10 preset stations only).
3 To mute/unmute the radio play
Press
• .
RDS (Radio Data System)
RDS (Radio Data System) is a service that allows FM
stations to show additional information.
During Autostore, RDS stations are automatically stored
at the top of the list of preset stations.
When tuning to an RDS station, you can see the
following information on the screen:
Station name;
•
Program type, such as news, sports, and •
pop music;
Frequency;
•
Scrolling text (RDS text), if available. •
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Turn on or off • [Direct source] in [Settings]
> [Sound settings].
Tip
When • [Direct source] is on, you can still
adjust the volume and [Balance].
The sound effect settings are retained and
•
enabled when [Direct source] is off.
Audio balance
With [Balance], you can improve listening experience
by adjusting difference between the left and right audio
channels.
1 From Home screen, go to [Settings] > [Sound
settings] > [Balance].
Or, press
• SOUND on the remote control
to enter the menu of sound settings.
2 Press / repeatedly to increase/decrease the
output from left/right audio channels.
Press
• CLEAR for equal output from left/
right audio channels.
Set the volume from the external audio
device
With [AUX in volume], you can set the volume from
the connected external device (see ‘Connect external
audio devices’ on page 13).
1 From Home screen, go to [Settings] > [Sound
settings].
Or, press
• SOUND on the remote control
to enter the menu of sound settings.
2 Go to [AUX in volume]. Select the desired
volume level.
Display settings
Brightness
On MCD900, you can adjust the brightness of the
display. As desired, the display lights up, dims or turns
off when MCD900 is turned on or switched to active
standby.
In
• [Settings] > [Display settings] > [Brightness
when on] or[Brightness when standby], select an
option and press OK.
Or, on the remote control, press
• BRIGHTNESS
to select the brightness options for the display.
Wallpaper
For menus on MCD900, you can set the background
display (wallpaper).
To set wallpaper
1 On MCD900, select and play a photo.
9 Settings
Play modes
When playing music, you can choose to play repeatedly,
play in random order, or play one by one. Select a play
mode as desired.
To select a play mode for music play
Before or during music play,
From Home screen, go to
• [Settings] > [Play
mode]; Or,
Press
• REPEAT or SHUFFLE repeatedly on
the remote control.
»
- Play all songs in current folder
repeatedly;
»
- Play current song repeatedly;
»
- Play all songs in current folder
randomly.
Sound settings
On MCD900, you can select different sound settings in
[Settings] > [Sound settings].
1 From Home screen, go to [Settings] > [Sound
settings].
Or, press
• SETTINGS on the remote control
to enter [Settings].
2 Select the option. Press OK to turn it on or off.
Or,
On the remote control, press SOUND to enter the
menu of sound settings.
Bass and treble
Use [Bass / Treble] to adjust the low (bass) or high
(treble) range of musical notes.
1 From Home screen, go to [Settings] > [Sound
settings] > [Bass / Treble].
Or, press
• SOUND on the remote control
to enter the menu of sound settings.
2 Press / repeatedly to increase/decrease the
level.
Press
• CLEAR to select neutral level.
Full sound
[FullSound] restores the sonic details that music
compression loses (e.g. MP3, WMA).
Turn on or off [FullSound] in [Settings] >[Sound
settings].
Direct Source
With [Direct source], you can turn off the settings of
sound effects on MCD900, including [FullSound] and
[Bass / Treble].
Thus, music plays in an original way, without the sound
effects from MCD900.
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In the list of songs, the album art appears as »
thumbnail along with the corresponding song.
During the song play, the album art is displayed »
in full screen as the background.
Clicker sound
MCD900 can give you an audible feedback (clicker
sound) every time you press a button on the remote
control.
You can turn the clicker sound on or off in [Settings]
>[Clicker sound].
Clock settings
Alarm
Set the alarm
1 Ensure that you have set the clock (see ‘Date and
time’ on page 21).
2 From Home screen, go to [Settings] > [Clock
settings] >[Alarm].
3 To set the source of alarm sound,
Select • [Music];
At the set alarm time, last played song »
sounds, or you tune to the last played
FM radio station.
Select • [Buzzer];
At the set alarm time, the buzzer »
sounds.
4 To set the alarm time,
2 Press SETTINGS on the remote control to select
[Settings] > [Display settings] > [Wallpaper].
3 In [Wallpaper], select [Current picture].
Current picture is set as wallpaper. »
Screensaver
On MCD900, the screensaver is turned on when
MCD900 is switched to active standby.
When turned on, the selected screensaver appears.
The clock is shown on the lower right corner of the
screen.
By default, clock display appears as the screensaver.
To set screensaver
1 On MCD900, select and play a picture.
2 Press SETTINGS on the remote control to select
[Settings] > [Display settings] > [Screen saver].
3 In [Screen saver], select [Current picture].
Current picture is set as screensaver. »
Slideshow settings
When in the slideshow mode, you can view pictures one
by one.
To select a play mode for slideshow
1 From the home screen, go to [Settings] >
[Slideshow settings].
Or, press SETTINGS on the remote control to
enter [Settings].
2 Select one of the following play modes. Press OK
to turn it on or off.
» [Repeat]: Play all pictures repeatedly;
» [Shufe]: Play all pictures randomly.
To set the play time of each picture
1 From Home screen, go to [Settings] >
[Slideshow settings] > [Time per slide].
Or, press
• SETTINGS on the remote control
to enter [Settings].
2 In [Time per slide], select the desired time
duration.
Album art (in the USB mode)
Album art (the picture of CD/album cover) is sometimes
available for music downloads. With some media
management software, album art can be inserted for the
songs. By turning [Album art] on or off, you can choose
whether to show the picture of CD/album cover for
corresponding songs.
To turn on [Album art]
1 From the home screen, go to [Settings] >
[Album art].
Or, press SETTINGS on the remote control to
enter [Settings].
2 Select [Album art]. Press OK to turn it on or off.
If [Album art] is on,
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To set the time duration
1 From the home screen, go to [Settings] > [Clock
settings] > [Sleep timer].
Or, press
• SETTINGS on the remote control
to enter [Settings].
2 Select an option. Press OK to turn it on.
Date and time
The date and time can be set automatically or manually.
Automatic setting
For automatic clock setting, use the time signal from
FM RDS radio.
Through time signals from FM RDS radio
1 On the unit, turn on the FM radio, if necessary.
Ensure that the FM antenna is connected
•
properly (see ‘Connect the FM antenna’ on
page 12).
2 On the rst location for preset stations, store an
FM RDS station that transmits time signals.
3 From Home screen, select [Settings] > [Clock
settings] > [Date and time].
4 In [Date and time], select [Current date and
time] > [Automatic (RDS)].
The unit searches for the rst preset station »
automatically.
The time is set according to time signals from »
the station.
Manual setting
1 Turn on the unit, if necessary.
2 From Home screen, select [Settings] > [Clock
settings] >[Date and time].
3 In [Date and time], select [Current date and
time] > [Manual].
4 To enter date and time,
Press
• or to select the entry location;
Use the alphanumeric buttons to enter
•
desired digits;
Press
• OK to conrm.
You can also press
• or repeatedly, or
press and hold
or until the desired
digit appears.
Set date/time format
Select how date and time are displayed in the clock.
1/2
Automatic (RDS)
Manual
Press and hold • / , or press /
repeatedly until you reach the desired digits.
Press OK to conrm.
Or, enter the desired digits by using the
•
alphanumeric buttons on the remote
control.
The alarm icon »
appears on the screen.
To play a song or FM radio station as the next alarm
sound
1 Ensure that you have selected [Music] in the Step
3 above;
2 Before you turn off MCD900, or switch MCD900
to active standby,
Go to
• [USB], and select and play the
desired song;
Or, go to
• [FM radio], and tune to the
desired station.
Note
Keep the USB ash device connected to •
MCD900, if you select a song as the alarm
sound.
Tune to an FM radio station that is in service
•
at the set alarm time, if you select FM radio as
the alarm sound.
Use the alarm
At the set alarm time, music/FM radio plays as desired,
or the buzzer sounds.
Note
The alarm sounds even if you have switched •
MCD900 to active standby or Eco standby.
The buzzer sounds instead, if MCD900 fails to
•
detect a USB ash device.
MCD900 is unmuted if it has been muted.
•
The alarm sounds in a higher volume if the •
volume level is lower than minimum.
To snooze the alarm
Press any button on the unit or the remote
•
control (except for the volume buttons).
The alarm sounds again 15 minutes later. »
The alarm icon remains.
To stop the alarm
Press and hold
• or .
The alarm is stopped. The alarm icon »
disappears.
The alarm sounds again next day. »
To turn off the alarm
Go to
• [Settings] > [Clock settings] >
[Alarm]. Select [Alarm off] and press OK
on the remote control.
Sleep timer
With the sleep timer, you can have MCD900 turned
off automatically after the set timer duration.
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5V USB power, 900mA (Provided by Main unit)¹
Dimensions
Main unit: 251 x 251 x 133mm (including LCD)
DVD unit: 251 x 251 x 69mm
Speaker box: 175 x 202 x 354mm
Weight (net)
12.50kg (all items)
Power consumption
Active (On)
< 45W (according to IEC60065)
(Active) Standby
< 11W (HDD-spun down)
ECO (Passive) Standby
< 0.8W
Audio inputs
Aux in (Line in)
2x Cinch
Input sensitivity
0.5V: Position High
0.8V: Position Medium
1.55V: Position Low
Input impedance
> 10kΩ (Ohms)
Audio outputs
Headphones
1 x 3.5mm jack, 30 – 18000Hz, 16 - 150Ω (Ohms)
Signal to noise ratio (Headphones)
typically 90dBA (IEC)
Distortion (Headphones)
< 0.10%
Audio / Video outputs (only provide output during disc
playback)
SPDIF
1 x Cinch (Coax), 0.5V, 75 Ohm
Line out
2 x Cinch, 20 – 20000Hz, 1.5V
Signal to noise ratio (Line out)
typically 98dBA (IEC)
CVBS
1 x Cinch, 1Vpp, 75 Ohm
Composite Video output (PbPrY)
3 x Cinch, 75 Ohm, Pb/Pr: 0.7Vpp, Y: 1Vpp
1 Follow Step 1-2 under “Manual setting”.
2 In [Date and time], go to [Time format] or [Date
format] to select options.
Language
After the rst-time setup, you can change the language
selection in [Settings] > [Language].
Demo mode
You can view the demo to learn major functions on MCD900.
1 From Home screen, go to [Settings] > [Demo
mode].
Demo play starts. »
2 To exit the demo play, press .
The unit is switched to Eco standby. »
Restore factory settings
You can restore MCD900 to factory settings. All your
settings are removed, including the settings of network, sound,
display, clock, alarm and language.
1 Go to [Settings] > [Restore factory settings].
2 As prompted, select [Yes].
The unit is turned off. »
The unit is turned on again automatically when »
the factory settings are restored.
Start the rst-time setup. »
10 Maintenance
This chapter tells you how to care for MCD900.
Cleaning
Note
Avoid moisture and abrasion. •
1 Clean MCD900 only with a soft dry cloth.
11 Technical data
General
AC Power (Main unit)
220-240V, ~ 50-60Hz (for /12, /05 /79)
120V, ~ 60Hz (for /37)
DC Power (DVD unit)
DIN connector (Output provided by Main unit)
DCPower(USBashdeviceunit)
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AAC (M4A)
16 - 320kbps (CBR / VBR)
PCM/ WAV
1x (1.4Mbps)
FLAC
Yes, supported
Ogg Vorbis
Yes, supported
eACC
Yes, supported
JPEG
Yes, supported (Maximum size: 7MB)
Playlist support (excluding the disc player)
*.m3u, *.wpl
Yes
FM Tuner
Frequency range
87.50 to 108.00MHz
No. of Presets
60
Signal noise ratio (Mono)
≥ 62dB
Tuning grid
50kHz
RDS
Yes; PTY, PS, Text including RDS clock setting
Antenna connector
IEC (75 Ohm)
DISC player
Supported discs
DVD, VCD, SVCD, DVD+RW, DVD-RW, DVD+R,
DVD-R, Picture (JPEG) CD, DivX (Ultra) Disc MP3 /
WMA CDR / CDRW, CD (CDDA)
Disc size support
8cm/ 12cm
Video decoding
MPEG 1, MPEG 2, DivX, JPEG
Audio decoding
MP3: 112 to 320kbps (Sampling rate: 32,44.1,48kHz)
WMA: 48 to 192kbps (Sampling rate: 44.1, 48kHz)
HDMI Audio support
Yes
HDMI
480i, 480p, 576i, 576p, 1080i, 1080p
Video system
PAL / NTSC
Video format
4:3 / 16:9
Audioamplier(Digital)
Output power
2 x 50W (RMS) (= total power 100W)
Frequency response
20Hz to 20000Hz (±0.5dB)
Signal to noise ratio
typically 92dB
Speakers
Power handling
50W (RMS) / 60W (MPO)
Impedance
8Ω (Ohms)
Sensitivity
86dB/ 1m/ W
Dimensions
Woofer: 5.00 inches
Tweeter: 1.50 inches
Frequency response
45 to 20000Hz
Sound features
FullSound®
Yes (on/ off )
Bass/ Treble control
+/ - 10 steps
Balance control
+/ - 10 steps
Direct Source (Flat)
Yes (on/ off )
Decoding capabilities (excluding the disc player)
MP3
8 - 320kbps (CBR / VBR)
WMA
32 - 192kbps (CBR / VBR)
WMT DRM - ND (WMA DRM - 10)
No
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12 Troubleshooting
Caution
Never remove the casing of this unit. •
To keep the warranty valid, never try to repair the system
yourself.
If you encounter problems when using this unit, check the
following points before requesting service.
If the problem remains unsolved, go to the Philips web
site (www.philips.com/support). When you contact Philips,
ensure that your unit is nearby and the model number
and serial number are available.
Remote control does not work
Before pressing any function button, rst select •
the correct source with the remote control
instead of the main unit.
Reduce the distance between the remote control •
and the apparatus.
Insert the battery with its polarities (+/– signs) •
aligned as indicated.
Replace the battery. •
Aim the remote control directly at the sensor on •
the front of the apparatus.
Poor radio reception
Increase the distance between the apparatus and •
your TV or VCR.
Fully extend the FM antenna. •
Connect an outdoor FM antenna instead. •
Audio or subtitle languages cannot be set
The disc is not recorded with sound or subtitles •
in multiple languages.
The audio or subtitle language setting is •
prohibited on the disc.
CannotdisplaysomelesinaUSBmassstoragedevice
The number of folders or les in the USB mass •
storage device has exceeded the limit.
The formats of these les are not supported. •
USB
USB port type
Type A, Host
Supported media
FAT, FAT-32, NTFS
Supported class
MSC only (no MTP support)
Multi-partition support
No, only rst readable partition
Database support
Up to 40000 songs
Display/Clock
Resolution
Dotmatrix, 320 x 240 dots (QVGA), Color TFT
Size
3.5 inches
Backlight
Can be turned on/ off and can be dimmed
Clock/ Date display
Yes
Wallpaper/ Screensaver
Yes
Automatic time setting via RDS
Yes, enabled
Sleep timer
Yes
Internal (key) clicker
Yes
Note
Specications and external appearance are •
subject to changes without notice.
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Appendix: How to Apply These Terms to Your New Libraries
If you develop a new library, and you want it to be of the greatest possible use to the public, we recommend making it free software that
everyone can redistribute and change. You can do so by permitting redistribution under these terms (or, alternatively, under the terms of the
ordinary General Public License). To apply these terms, attach the following notices to the library. It is safest to attach them to the start of each
source le to most effectively convey the exclusion of warranty; and each le should have at least the "copyright" line and a pointer to where the
full notice is found.
<one line to give the library's name and a brief idea of what it does.>
Copyright (C) <year> <name of author>
This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU Library General Public License as published by
the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version.
This library is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU Library General Public License for more details.
You should have received a copy of the GNU Library General Public License along with this library; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation,
Inc., 675 Mass Ave, Cambridge, MA 02139, USA. Also add information on how to contact you by electronic and paper mail.
You should also get your employer (if you work as a programmer) or your school, if any, to sign a "copyright disclaimer" for the library, if necessary.
Here is a sample; alter the names:
Yoyodyne, Inc., hereby disclaims all copyright interest in the library `Frob' (a library for tweaking knobs) written by James Random Hacker.
<signature of Ty Coon>, 1 April 1990
Ty Coon, President of Vice
That's all there is to it!
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