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Safety Precautions WARNING: TO PREVENT FIRE OR SHOCK HAZARD, DO NOT EXPOSE THIS EQUIPMENT TO RAIN OR MOISTURE. CAUTION: TO PREVENT ELECTRIC SHOCK, MATCH WIDE BLADE OF PLUG TO WIDE SLOT, FULLY INSERT. ATTENTION: POUR EVITER LES CHOCS t_LECTRIQUE, INTRODUIRE LA LAME LA PLUS LARGE DE LA FICHE DANS LA BORNE CORRESPONDANTE DE LA PRISE ET POUSSER JUSQU'AU FOND. LASER SAFETY: This unit employs a laser.
IMPORTANT l.Read Instructions - All the satety and operating read before the appliance is operated. 2. Retain Instructions - The safety retained for future reference.
LIMITED WARRANTY CD-I • One (1) Year Free Labor • One (1) Year Free Parts Service • This CD-I must be shipped in for warranty service. Please keep... ...your sales receipt and other material proving proof-ofpurchase. Attach it to this owner's manual and keep it nearby. Please also keep the original box and packing material should you ever need to ship your CD-I player to Philips for service. One (1) Year Coverage... ...starts from the date you bought your product.
SAFETY PRE(LAU'I'IONS IMPORTANT LIMITED CONTENTS SAFETY WARRANTY ................................... INSTRUCTIONS ...................................... INSTALLATION UP ...................................................... PLAYING DISCS .................................... REQUESTING SERVICE 13 14, 15, 16 .................... ........................................................ SPECIFICATIONS 8 8, 9, 10, 11,12 SETTING GLOSSARY 7 ............................................. .......
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IP [-ol_r_oIoI,:'II_ [,t,,] _ i =11 ;_![€'l=hn d_'Ji _:[o] [_ol_o__-] _{}nne,+_ttt)ns h+_(}tder of picture (]u,t[ity', the_c __ii_" Vide() (CVBS) _ ntenn:_t ill I)cpunding on the vet.,,ion ol your playel, st ]8 advised that you _onnect it to the TV input with the highest picture quality NOTE Please refer to the instructions that come with the TV set for ,,,election of the correct input. 7. DC OUT. 8. Audio R (right) 9. Audio L (left). 10. Video (CVBS).
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INTROI)t 2_ote: 4.1 lt)N : _l ,st_c'cial lo.4 k.,slqq_lied Ilccd it. a /lb lZ_c __l/ li mi_c'. 1\_'_'t_H ,_{/_'/H _(tN{" yOli player, you Call play the latest CI)-I discs, featuring interacti\ c movies, music videos and state-of-art video games and video CD's. Enjoy yourselfl But first ........ CAUTION - WHILE Make _,urc IIl_.
• • • - The green LEI) lights up. Switch on tl]e "Iad(and lliFi system it used). Select the CD-I input on the TV (and ltiFi system il u_ud i. On the "iV, the player start-up screen will appear. This screen has the following system function icons toguide and assist you: • I'l<>> llac <)A _)11 J)tHt,,IJ (,_) {¢_ ,'_\\ rich t_b. t)kt)<_ • Switch Off the TV (and IliFi system, if uscd). ,,11. Options: See: "OI)T1ONS SCI{EI{N". System information: OPEN: Indicates that the disc _o\ ¢'1is _q)
Loading: i0° - The disc cover unlatches. • Open the cover gently until it is in the t)[_,.Jl l_,,.-,lll_n //lO' approx.) where it latches. • Take the disc and place it in the player with the label up. • Push the disc cover (1) to close. - The LED flashes whilst the disc is starting up and lights sial)It when the disc is ready for play. - The TV screen changes according to the type of disc. Unloading: • • • Push on the disc cover (1) to open.
OI'I;I_\IION SEIA_(Jl Start play play play starts at the beginning ol track 1, _)i dll_ other preselected track number. If a track is already playing, it is restarted. NOTE: When play starts, adjust the sound level as required. Select a track track number if the disc contains more than 30 tracks, use the left • and right • scroll arrows to move through the track numbers as required. Pause pause interrupts inch (12 cm) laser discs. - After loading tile disc, the CI)Audio screen appears on the TV.
(.'OIl]posea title of approx. 30 characters (depending on the dlaracter width) for the selection using the keyboard screen. - The title then appears on the CD-Audio screen whenever the disc is loaded. • At the CD-Audio screen, 'point-and-click' on the program button, then 'point-and-dick' on the "Save FTS" button. The CD-Audio screen will change to the keyboard screen. • Select each character of the title in turn, using shift to change between upper and lower case characters and space to separate words. \\
II it alq)cav> checklist. that the _.;1)-1 pkL_cr is laulty, It may be that something t Jnder no cil'cumstances yourself; No power this will lirst _l>ull this simple has been overlooked. should you attempt to repair invalidate ........................ the SyStCI|I the warranty. ° Check that the ON/OFF button (2) is set to ON. ° Check that both plugs of the pox_cr supply are properly connected. • Check that there is power at the AC outlet by plugging in another appliance.
For your convcniel_cC, the lollowing operation. ACTION BUTTON list ot terms is provided - Two keys on the pointing device to actions or features. AUDIO OUT - There are two jacks located on the back of your CD-I Player. They are used to send audio (sound) from the Player to either the TV, Stereo Receiver, or Amplifier. You could also hook it up to a VCR (Video Cassette Recorder) or Audio Cassette Recorder to record sound sent out from your Player.
System Cl)-h_teraLt]_ c Usable discs CD-I CD-DA PHOTO-CD CD-I READY CD BRIDGE CD+GRAPHI(_'S Power requirement 120 V AC / 60 Hz. Power consumption 28 W with, 21 W without Digital Vid_'o L artridg_' (22J .1¢._)93o). Operating temperature 41°F(5°C) to 95°F(35°C) Relative humidity 5% to 95% (no condensation) Weight Witla Digital Video Cartridge: 1,460 Kg, 0,661 lbs. Without Digital Video Cartridge: 1,210 Kg, 0,548 lbs.
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