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Register your product and get suppor t at www .philips.com/welcome MC1000 EN User manual[...]
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EN 1 Impor tant Safety Read and under stand all instr uctions before you use this micro m usic system. If damage is caused b y failure to follow the instr uctions, the war ranty does not apply . Never expose the product and accessories to r ain or wate[...]
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Visible and in visible laser radiation when open. Av oid exposure to beam. Do not touch the disc optical lens inside the disc compar tment. Never place the product or an y objects on pow er cords or on othe[...]
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Car e of the envir onment Y our product is designed and manufactured with high quality mater ials and components, which can be recycled and reused. When this crossed-out wheeled bin symbol is attached to a product it means that the product is co vered by the European Directive 2002/96/EC . Please inform your self about the local separ ate collectio[...]
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The making of unauthor iz ed copies of copy-protected material, including an infr ingement of cop yr ights and constitute a criminal offence . This eq[...]
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What’ s in the bo x Check and identify the contents of the package: Micro music system MP3 link cable User manual Ov er view of the system a b c d e f g h j i n l k m o p q INTRO PROG a Cov er of disc compar tment b Disc compartment c Integrated speak er d DBB Slide to enable or disab le the DBB sound effect. e Indicat[...]
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f TUNING Rotate to select an FM r adio frequency . g SHUFFLE h REPEA T Press repeatedly to select a pla y mode: repeat the cur rent tr ack, repeat all tr acks, or [...]
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3 Get star ted Caution Use of controls or adjustments or performance of procedures other than herein may result in hazardous radiation exposure or other unsafe operation. Alwa ys follow the instr uctions in this chapter in sequence. Connect pow er Connect the pow er adaptor to the pow er supply socket.[...]
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T urn on and select a sour ce Slide the pow er switch and source selector to CD or FM . » The LED indicator beside the LCD screen lights up in red. T o tur n off the system, slide it to OFF . When the pow er switch and source selector is not in the “ OFF “ position and an MP3 link cable is connected to the MP3-LINK socket, the sy[...]
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Pause pla y . the tr ack number and (blinking) Stop play . the total n umber of tr acks / Press to skip to the previous or next tr ack. the tr ack number and / Press and hold to rewind or search forward fast within a tr ack. the tr ack number and Pr ogram tracks Note Y ou can progr am a maxim um of 20 tr acks. Dur ing programming, if no ope[...]
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Erase the pr ogram T o erase the pr ogram, Press twice . Slide the pow er switch and source selector . Scan all tracks Dur ing pla y , press INTR O by one. T o stop scanning, press INTR[...]
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P M 3 - K N I L 1 Slide the pow er switch and source selector to CD or FM . 2 Connect the MP3 link cable to the MP3-LINK socket on the system, and the audio output socket (usually the headphone sock et) on the exter nal device. 3 Play the external device . Note T o play audio input from other sources, disconnect the MP3 link cable[...]
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7 Adjust sound The follo wing oper ations are applicable to all suppor ted media. Adjust the v olume lev el Rotate the - V OLUME + knob clockwise or anti-clockwise to increase or decrease the volume lev el. Use the DBB sound effect Slide DBB to ON to enable the DBB sound eff ect. T o disable the DBB sound eff ect, slide DBB to OFF . 8 Pr odu[...]
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Disc Laser type Semiconductor Disc diameter 12 cm, 8 cm Suppor ted discs CD-D A, CD-R, CD-R W Audio D A C 24 Bits, 44.1 kHz T otal har monic distor tion < 1% Frequency response 60 Hz -16 kHz S/N Ratio > 55 dB T uner (FM) T uning r ange 88-108 MHz Sensitivity - Mono, 26 dB S/N Ratio - Stereo, 46 dB S/N Ratio < 22 dBf < 43 dBf T otal har [...]
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Maintenance Clean the cabinet Use a soft cloth slightly moistened with a mild detergent solution. Do not use a solution containing alcohol, spir its, ammonia or abr asives. Clean discs When a disc becomes dir ty , clean it with a cleaning cloth. Wipe the disc from the centre out. Do not use solvents such as benz ene , thinner ,[...]
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Problem Solution No pow er . Make sure that the pow er adaptor is securely connected to the pow er supply . Make sure that the po wer supply is a vailab le . No sound or poor sound. Adjust the volume lev el. T o play audio input from a source other than MP3- LINK socket, disconnect the MP3 link cable. No response from the system. Reconnect the pow [...]
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© 2012 Koninklijke Philips Electronics N.V . All r ights reser ved. MC1000_12_UM_V1.0[...]