Philips Docking Entertainment System DCM230
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1. G E w G amp te GZ OD G my Emo CT Cus Gss Important Before you operate the system complete the preparation procedures Switching the system on Press STANDBY ON ECO POWER di or on the remote The system will switch to the last selected source Press SOURCE on the top of the system or CD USB iPod TUNER or AUX on the remote control gt The system will switch to the selected source Switching the system to standby mode Press STANDBY ON ECO POWER dh or D on the remote The backlight for clock display is dim in standby The volume level up to a maximum volume level of 12 interactive sound settings last selected mode ECO Power Standby or normal standby source and tuner presets will be retained in the player s memory Switching the system to Eco Power Standby mode O Press and hold STANDBY ON ECO POWER dh or di on the remote for more than 2 seconds gt The backlight will go blank Power Saving Automatic Standby As a power saving feature the system automatically switches to Eco Power Standby 15 minutes after a CD MP3 USB has reached the end and no control is operated Adjusting volume and sound O Press VOLUME or VOL on the remote control to decrease or increase the volume gt Display shows the volume level VOL and a number from MIN 01 02 31 MAX O Press DSC repeatedly to select the desired sound effect R2. SO 356 E Ti FG Og Srl Sospel g J PHILIPS 5 J PHILIPS pg001 027_DCM230_12 Eng 8 29 08 11 29 pg001 027 DCM230 12 Eng 4 DK Advarsel Usynlig laserstr ling ved bning n r sikkerhedsafbrydere er ude af funktion Undg uts ttelse for str ling Bemerk Netafbryderen er sekund rt indkoblet og ofbryder ikke str mmen fra nettet Den indbyggede netdel er derfor tilsluttet til lysnettet s l nge netstikket sidder i stikkontakten S Klass 1 laseraparat Varning Om apparaten anv nds p annat s tt n i denna bruksanvisning specificerats kan anv ndaren uts ttas f r osynlig laserstr lning som verskrider gr nsen f r laserklass 1 Observera St mbrytaren r sekund rt kopplad och bryter inte str mmen fr n n tet Den inbyggda n tdelen r d rf r ansluten till eln tet s l nge stickproppen sitter i v gguttaget SF Luokan 1 laserlaite Varoitus Laitteen k ytt minen muulla kuin t ss k ytt ohjeessa mainitulla tavalla saattaa altistaa k ytt j n turvallisuusluokan 1 ylitt v lle n kym tt m lle lasers teilylle Oikeus muutoksiin varataan Laite ei saa olla alttiina tippu ja roiskevedelle Huom Toiminnanvalitsin on kytketty toisiopuolelle eik se kytke laitetta irti s hk
3. WEIT TT pg001 027 DCM230 12 Eng 26 Troubleshooting 26 WARNING Under no circumstances should you try to repair the system yourself as this will invalidate the warranty Do not open the system as there is a risk of electric shock If a fault occurs first check the points listed below before taking the system for repair If you are unable to remedy a problem by following these hints consult your dealer or Philips for help Problem Solution PLEASE INSERT COMPS DISC is displayed Radio reception is poor The system does not react when buttons are pressed Sound cannot be heard or is of poor quality The remote control does not function properly The timer is not working The Clock Timer setting is erased v v v Insert a disc Check if the disc is inserted upside down Wait until the moisture condensation at the lens has cleared Replace or clean the disc see Maintenance Use a finalised CD RW or correct format disc If the signal is too weak adjust the antenna or connect an external antenna for better reception Increase the distance between the Micro HiFi System and your TV or VCR Remove and reconnect the AC power plug and switch on the system again Adjust the volume Disconnect the headphone Select the source CD or TUNER for example before pressing the function button PIL lt 4 gt gt Reduce the distance between the remote control and the syste
4. Impedance headphones e Output power headphones m v lt 50 mW CD PLAYER Frequency range Signal to noise ratio TUNER FM wave range smv 87 5 108 MHz Sensitivity at 75 Q Selectivity gt 25 dB Total harmonic distortion lt 1 Frequency response SEM east 63 6000 Hz Signal to noise ratio EE FM st ea ta gt 50 dBA Cleaning the Cabinet Use a soft cloth slightly moistened with a mild detergent solution Do not use a solution containing alcohol spirits ammonia or abrasives Cleaning Discs When a disc becomes dirty clean it with a cleaning cloth Wipe the disc from the centre out Do not use solvents such as benzene thinner commercially available cleaners or antistatic spray intended for analogue records Specifications USB PLAYER USB 12Mb s V1 1 support MP3 and WMA files Number of albums folders Number of tracks titles maximum 99 maximum 400 GENERAL INFORMATION AG Eege 100 240 V 50 60 Hz Weight Standby power consumption Eco power standby Specifications and external appearance are subject to change without notice Maintenance Cleaning the disc lens After prolonged use dirt or dust may accumulate at the disc lens To ensure good playback quality clean the disc lens with Philips CD Lens Cleaner or any commercially available cleaner Follow the instructions supplied with cleaner 25 8 29 08 11 30
5. Title 002 Title 003 Album 03 itle 001 itle 002 itle 003 Organize your MP3 WMA files in different folders or subfolders as required pg001 027 DCM230 12 Eng 21 External Sources Notes Ifyou have not organized MP3 WMA files into any albums on your disc an album 01 will be automatically assigned for all those files Make sure that the file names of MP3 files end with mp3 and the file names of WMA files end with wma For DRM protected WMA files use Windows Media Player 10 or later for conversion Visit www microsoft com for details about Windows Media Player and WM DRM Windows Media Digital Rights Management Check the USB device has been properly connected See Installation Connecting an additional appliance Press SOURCE USB on the remote once or more to select USB NU FILE appears if no audio file is found in the USB device Play the USB s audio files as you do with the albums tracks on a CD See CD MP3 Operations Notes For compatibility reasons the album track information may differ from what it is displayed through flash players music management software File names or ID3 tags will be displayed as if they are not in English 21 8 29 08 11 30 TT o EEE LI Clock Timer o ooo NI e ve ga e I PROG REPEAT SHUFFLE AUX CE DE c aa VO
6. a disc from the disc loader 4 IR SENSOR remote sensor 5 VOLUME VOL adjusts the volume level 6 Disc loader 7 gt for CD MP3 CD USB fast searches back and forward within a track disc press and hold file dad skips to the beginning of a current previous subsequent track STOP E stops disc playback or erases a disc program PH starts or interrupts playback ALBUM PRESET for MP3 CD USB skips to the beginning of a current previous subsequent album adjusts the hours and minutes for the clock timer function selects a preset radio station a lt gt for CD MP3 CD USB fast searches back and forward within a track disc press and hold for TUNER tunes to radio stations down up 42 MIR for CD MP3 CD USB SE skips to the beginning of a current previous subsequent track 12 413 SOURCE selects the respective sound source for CD USB iPod TUNER FM MW AUX PROG for CD MP3 USB programs tracks for TUNER programs radio stations sets the clock function 45 REPEAT for CD MP3 USB selects a repeat playback mode SHUFFLE Plays disc USB tracks randomly 47 TIMER sets the timer function PLAY MODE selects various repeat modes or the shuffle play mode for a disc 9 A Y for MP3 CD USB skips to the beginning of a current previous subsequent album MUTE interrupts and resume
7. a service that allows FM stations to show additional information If you are receiving a RDS station amp r p s and the station name are displayed When automatic programming is used RDS stations will be programmed first Scrolling through different RDS information Press RDS on the remote control briefly and repeatedly to scroll through the following information if available Station name Radio text messages Program type Frequency pg001 027 DCM230 12 Eng 19 Radio Reception 8 29 08 11 30 19 O o PE pg001 027 DCM230 12 Eng 20 External Sources Using a non USB device O Connect the audio out terminals of the external 20 equipment TV V R Laser Disc player DVD player or CD Recorder to the AUX terminals of your system Press SOURCE repeatedly or AUX on the remote control to select external equipment Note All the sound control features DSC or DBB for example are available for selection Refer to the operating instructions for the connected equipment for details Using a USB mass storage device By connecting a USB mass storage device to the Hi Fi system you can enjoy the device s stored music through the powerful speakers of Hi Fi system Playing a USB mass storage device Compatible USB mass storage devices With the Hi Fi system you can use USB flash memory USB 2 0 or USB1 1 USB flash players USB 2 0 or USB1 1 m
8. and repeatedly until you have found optimal reception o e 9 9 Programming radio stations You can store up to a total of 20 radio stations for each band in the memory Automatic programming Automatic programming will start with a chosen preset number From this preset number upwards former programmed radio stations will be overridden Press ALBUM PRESET or M P on the remote control to select the preset number where programming should start Note If no preset number is selected default is preset 1 and all your presets will be overridden Press PROG for more than two seconds to activate programming All available stations are programmed Manual programming Tune to your desired station refer to Tuning to radio stations Press PROG to activate programming gt PROG flashes in the display Press ALBUM PRESET or M Pi on the remote control to allocate a number from 1 to 20 to this station Press PROG again to confirm the setting gt PROG disappears the preset number and he frequency of the preset station are shown Repeat the above four steps to store other stations You can override a preset station by storing another frequency in its place 8 29 08 11 30 111 EE I TE Tuning to preset radio stations Press ALBUM PRESET or A Y on the remote control until the desired preset station is displayed RDS Radio Data System is
9. and reused if disassembled by a specialized company Please observe the local regulations regarding the disposal of packaging materials exhausted batteries and old equipment Disposal of your old product Your product is designed and manufactured with high quality materials and components which can be recycled and reused When this crossed out wheeled bin symbol is attached to a product it means the product is covered by the European Directive 2002 96 EC Please inform yourself about the local separate collection system for electrical and electronic products Please act according to your local rules and do not dispose of your old products with your normal household waste The correct disposal of your old product will help prevent potential negative consequences for the environment and human health Notes for battery disposal 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 General Information Supplied accessories remote control with battery FM antenna MW antenna 4 X iPod dock adaptors 1 X certified AC DC adapter Input 100 240V 50 60Hz 1 2 A Output 15V 3A Safety Information Before ope
10. cable to connect AUX to the analogue audio out terminals of an external equipment TV V R Laser Disc player DVD player or CD Recorder Note If you are connecting equipment with a mono output a single audio out terminal connect it to the AUX left terminal Alternatively you can use a single to double cinch cable the output sound still remain mono 8 29 08 11 29 o EE IR Preparations Before using the remote control O Pull out the plastic protective sheet O Select the source you wish to control by pressing one of the source select keys on the remote control for example DISC FM Then select the desired function for example PIL lt lt pp Remove the plastic protective sheet Replacing battery lithium CR2025 into the remote control Press the slot on the battery compartment Pull out the battery compartment o Replace a new battery and fully insert the battery compartment back to the original position CAUTION Batteries contain chemical substances so they should be disposed of properly pg001 027 DCM230 12 Eng 11 8 29 08 11 29 11 o HE pg001 027 DCM230 12 Eng 12 Controls illustrations on page 3 Controls on the system and remote control 1 STANDBY ON ECO POWER switches the system on or to Eco Power standby normal standby with clock display 2 Display screen shows the status of the system 3 EJECT 4 ejects
11. or memory file format FAT 12 FAT 16 FAT 32 sector size 512 bytes MP3 bit rate data rate 32 320 Kbps and variable bit rate WMA v9 or earlier Directory nesting up to a maximum of 8 evels Number of albums folders maximum 99 Number of tracks titles maximum 400 ID3 tag v2 0 or later File name in Unicode UTF8 maximum length 128 bytes The system will not play or support the following Empty albums an empty album is an album hat does not contain MP3 WMA files and will not be shown in the display Non supported file formats are skipped This means that e g Word documents doc or P3 files with extension dlf are ignored and will not be played AAC WAV PCM audio files DRM protected WMA files WMA files in Lossless format 8 29 08 11 30 O o EE How to transfer music files from PC to a USB mass storage device By dragging and dropping music files you can easily transfer your favorite music from PC to a USB mass storage device For the flash player you can also use its music management software for the music transfer However those WMA files may be unplayable for compatibility reasons How to organize your MP3 WMA files on the USB mass storage device This Hi Fi system will browse the MP3 WMA files in the folders sub folders titles order Example Root Title 001 Title 002 Title 003 Album 01 Title 003 Ibum 02 Title 001
12. 111 HE OG DM Docking Entertainment System DCM230 Register your product and get support at www philips com welcome User manual Manuel d utilisation Manual de usuario Benutzerhandbuch Gebruikershandleiding Manuale dell utente Anv ndarhandbok Brugervejledning K ytt opas Manual do usu rio Eyxe1pidlo Xpr osews pg001 027 DCM230 12 Eng 1 PHILIPS 8 29 08 11 29 Italia DICHIARAZIONE DI CONFORMITA Si dichiara che l apparecchio DCM230 Philips risponde alle prescrizioni dell art 2 comma 1 del D M 28 Agosto 1995 n 548 Fatto a Eindhoven Philips Consumer Electronics Philips Glaslaan 2 5616 JB Eindhoven The Netherlands Norge Typeskilt finnes p apparatens underside Observer Nettbryteren er sekundert innkoplet Den innebygde netdelen er derfor ikke frakoplet nettet s lenge apparatet er tilsluttet nettkontakten For redusere faren for brann eller elektrisk st t skal apparatet ikke utsettes for regn eller fuktighet pg001 027 DCM230 12 Eng 2 CAUTION Use of controls or adjustments or performance of procedures other than herein may result in hazardous radiation exposure or other unsafe operation VAROITUS Muiden kuin t ss esitettyjen toimintojen s d n tai asetusten muutto saattaa altistaa vaaralliselle s teilylle tai muille vaarallisille toiminnoille 8 29 08 11 29 SSIS ey
13. L CD EA 4 CE C 6 Timer CI CI UB Ls BanD C0 nos Coss Timer setting The system can be used as an alarm clock whereby the CD TUNER USB or DOCK is switched on at a set time one time operation The clock time needs to be set first before the timer can be used O During setting if no button is pressed within 90 seconds the system will exit timer setting mode automatically Press TIMER for more than two seconds Press SOURCE repeatedly to select the sound source SET TIMER and SELECT SOURCE are displayed Press TIMER to confirm your desired mode The clock digits for the hours flash Press ALBUM PRESET or M Pi on the remote control Press TIMER again gt The clock digits for the minutes flash Press ALBUM PRESET or l l on the remote control o set the hours o set the minutes O oe Press TIMER to confirm the time gt The timer is now set and activated Activating and deactivating timer O In standby or during playback press TIMER Clock setting The clock can be set in either 12 hour or 24 hour mode JOHN or HHR for example n standby mode press PROG SET CLOCK is displayed briefly Then JOHN or 4HHR is displayed Press ALBUM PRESET or M Pi on the remote control The clock digits for the hours continue to flash o select clock mode Press ALB
14. OCK POP JAZZ CLASSIC Press DBB to switch bass enhancement on or off If the DBB is activated BBB ON is shown gt If the DBB is deactivated HHH OFF is shown O Press MUTE on the remote control to interrupt sound reproduction instantly gt Playback will continue without sound and MIIT HUT will flash on the display To activate sound reproduction you can press MUTE again adjust the volume controls change source To listen through the headphone Connect the headphone plug to the 4 socket on the rear of the set The speakers will be muted 8 29 08 11 29 O EE THEO DD ven m ee CD CD C PROG REPEAT SHUFFLE AUX D G OD Ves SLEEP MUTE FR Yy CI C EG Cora C G CO ma C 089 CI Ls BAND C0 Cros Important The lens of the CD player should never be touched Loading a disc This CD player plays Audio Discs including CD Recordables CD Rewritables and MP3 CD CD ROM CD I CDV VCD DVD or computer CDs however are not possible O Press SOURCE on the top of the system to select CD or press CD on the remote nsert a disc into the disc loader Make sure the label side is facing up gt Make sure you have removed any other disc from the slot loader pg001 027 DCM230 12 Eng 15 CD MP3 CD Ope
15. PEAT17 Programming track numbers 17 Erasing the program 17 Radio Reception Tuning to radio stations Programming radio stations Automatic programming Manual programming Tuning to preset radio stations RDS Setting the RDS clock External Sources Using a non USB device enn Using a USB mass storage device Clock Timer Clock setting Timer setting Activating and deactivating timer Sleep timer setting sm iPod Dock Compatible iPod players seen 24 Selecting the correct dock adaptor 24 EE 24 Playing an iPod portable player 24 Charging iPod battery using the dock 24 Specifications Maintenance 25 Troubleshooting 26 27 8 29 08 11 29 NTT AN IO pg001 027 DCM230 12 Eng 7 Congratulations on your purchase and welcome to Philips To fully benefit from the support that Philips offers register your product at www philips com welcome This product complies with the radio interference requirements of the European Community Environmental Information All unnecessary packaging has been omitted We have tried to make the packaging easy to separate into three materials cardboard box polystyrene foam buffer and polyethylene bags protective foam sheet Your system consists of materials which can be recycled
16. UM PRESET or M Pi on the remote control to set the hours Press PROG again The clock digits for the minutes flash Press ALBUM PRESET or M Pi on the remote control o set the minutes Press PROG to confirm the time pg001 027 DCM230 12 Eng 22 once on the remote control gt Display shows if activated and disappears if deactivated 8 29 08 11 30 O WEIT TTT pg001 027 DCM230 12 Eng 23 Sleep timer setting The sleep timer enables the system to switch off by itself after a set period of time Press SLEEP on the remote control repeatedly to select a preset time The selections are as follows time in minutes OFF gt 90 gt 75 gt 60 gt 45 gt 30 gt 15 gt OFF gt 90 SLEEP XX is displayed XX is the time in minutes gt z is displayed if the sleep time you have selected is not OFF When you reach the desired length of time stop pressing the SLEEP button To deactivate the sleep timer Press SLEEP repeatedly until OFF is displayed or press ECO POWER STANDBY ON 5 Clock Timer 23 8 29 08 11 30 Ka O o EE iPod Dock 24 Compatible iPod players Most Apple iPod models with 30 pin dock connectors as follows Nano 1st 2nd 3rd generation iPod 5th generation video iPod touch and iPod classic Selecting the correct dock adaptor 4 iPod dock adaptors of different type as indicated at the back of the
17. adaptor are included to fit the following iPod Nano 1st 2nd 3rd generation iPod 5th generation video iPod touch and iPod classic Setup Insert a dock adapter corresponding to the portable player you use To connect with a different iPod portable player pop up the corresponding dock adapter and replace with a new one of the matching type pg001 027_DCM230_12 Eng 24 Playing an iPod portable player 0 Correctly dock your iPod portable player in the cradle Make sure the dock adaptor is compatible Make sure that you have powered on your iPod player before selecting DOCK source On the display iPod is displayed if iPod is connected Press SOURCE on the system repeatedly or iPod on the remote control to select iPod source Playback starts automatically You can select available features such as play pause skip track fast forward backward menu selection during playback Charging iPod battery using the dock In DOCK mode directly dock your iPod portable player on the cradle for charging Note For the purpose of SAVING POWER recharging of your iPod or USB device is NOT SUPPORTED when the main set is in the STANDBY MODE 8 29 08 11 30 O EE pg001 027 DCM230 12 Eng 25 AMPLIFIER Output power Signal to noise ratio Frequency response 20 Hz 20 KHz 3 dB Input sensitivity AUX 0 5 V max 2 V Impedance loudspeakers
18. d must not be oiled or lubricated When the system is switched to Standby mode it is still consuming some power To disconnect the system from the power supply completely remove the AC power plug from the wall socket 8 29 08 11 29 O o EE pg001 027 DCM230 12 Eng 8 General Information 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 Listen at reasonable volumes for reasonable pe
19. emory cards requires an additional card reader to work with this Hi Fi system Notes In some USB flash players or memory devices the stored contents are recorded using copyright protection technology Such protected contents will be unplayable on any other devices such as this Hi Fi system Compatibility of the USB connection on this product a This product supports most USB Mass storage devices MSD that are compliant to the USB MSD standards i Most common Mass storage class devices are flash drives memory sticks jump drives and etc ii If you see a Disc Drive show up on your computer after you plugged the mass storage device into your computer most likely it is MSD compliant and it will work with this product b If your Mass storage device required a battery power source Please make sure you have a fresh battery in it or charge the USB device first and then plug it into the product again Supported Music type a This device only supports unprotected music with the following file extension mp3 wma b Music bought from on line music stores are not supported because they are secured by Digital Rights Management protection DRM c File name extensions that end with the following are not supported wav m4g m4p mp4 aac and etc No Direct connection can be made from Computer USB port to the product even you have either or both mp3 or wma files in your computer Supported formats USB
20. layback O Press gt II during playback gt The display freezes and the elapsed playing time flashes when playback is interrupted gt To resume press gt II again Notes CD play will also stop when you eject the disc the disc has reached the end you select another source TUNER USB DOCK or AUX you select standby the set auto off time expires 16 pg001 027 DCM230 12 Eng 16 Playing an MP3 disc O Load an MP3 disc The disc reading time may exceed 10 seconds due to the large number of songs compiled into one disc O Press ALBUM PRESET or Y on the remote control to select a desired album O Press APP or kl JK on the remote control to select a desired track gt The album number will change accordingly as you reach the first track of an album by pressing L a Id on the remote or the last track of an album by pressing gt gt PI on the remote O Press gt I to start playback Supported MP3 disc formats IS09660 Joliet Maximum title number 999 depending on filename length Maximum album number 99 Supported sampling frequencies 32 kHz 44 1kHz 48 kHz Supported Bit rates 32 256 kbps variable bitrates 8 29 08 11 29 O EE I TE pg001 027 DCM230 12 Eng 17 Different play modes SHUFFLE and REPEAT You can select and change the various play modes before or during playback The REPEAT modes ca
21. m Insert the battery with its polarities signs aligned as indicated Replace the battery Point the remote control directly toward IR sensor on the front of the system Set the clock correctly Switch on the timer Power has been interrupted or the power cord has been disconnected Reset the clock timer 8 29 08 11 30 e RR IR O EE Troubleshooting Problem Solution Some files on the USB device are not w Check if the number of folders exceeds 99 or displayed the number of titles exceeds 400 TEV ICE NOT SUPPORTED scrolls onthe w Remove the USB mass storage device or select display another source 27 pg001 027 DCM230 12 Eng 27 8 29 08 11 30 o HE ku lt b A 2 a et wo a gt z Q a e E a J ouelye3 di a ven me PHILIPS PageBack 12 Book 1 12 Meet Philips at the Internet http www philips com By EO CLASS 1 LASER PRODUCT Printed in China 216 8 29 08 12 54 PDCC ZYL 0835
22. n also be combined with PROGRAM To select your play mode press PLAYYMODE SHUFFLE or REPEAT on the remote control before or during playback until the display shows the desired function gt DG appears if the shuffle playback is activated and disappears if deactivated gt If CD appears it indicates to play the current track repeatedly gt If CD ALL is displayed it indicates to play all tracks in the whole disc repeatedly gt For an MP3 CD if both CD and AL F flash on the display panel it indicates to play the current album repeatedly Press II to start playback if in the STOP position If you have selected SHUFFLE playback starts automatically To return to normal playback press the PLAY MODE SHUFFLE or REPEAT on the remote control until CD or DG is no longer displayed You can also press Ill to stop playback and cancel your play mode Note The Repeat and Shuffle functions cannot be activated simultaneously CD MP3 CD Operation Programming track numbers Program in the STOP position to select and store your disc tracks in the desired sequence If you like store any track more than once Up to 40 tracks can be stored in the memory Press PROG to enter the programming mode gt A track number flashes O Press PP or d DI on the remote control to select your desired track number O Foran MP3 CD Press ALBUM PRESET or kl Pl on the remote control to select a desired album n
23. rating the system check that the operating voltage indicated on the typeplate of your system is identical with the voltage of your local power supply If not please consult your dealer Place the system on a flat hard and stable surface Place the system in a location with adequate ventilation to prevent internal heat build up in your system Allow at least 10 cm 4 inches clearance from the rear and the top of the unit and 5 cm 2 inches from each side The ventilation should not be impeded by covering the ventilation openings with items such as newspapers table cloths curtains etc Do not expose the system batteries or discs to excessive moisture rain sand or heat sources caused by heating equipment or direct sunlight o naked flame sources such as lighted candles should be placed on the apparatus o objects filled with liquids such as vases shall be placed on the apparatus nstall this unit near the AC outlet and where the AC power plug can be reached easily The apparatus shall not be exposed to dripping or splashing If the system is brought directly from a cold to a warm location or is placed in a very damp room moisture may condense on the lens of the disc unit inside the system Should this occur the CD player would not operate normally Leave the power on for about one hour with no disc in the system until normal playback is possible The mechanical parts of the set contain self lubricating bearings an
24. ration Press gt II to start playback O At any time simply press Ill to stop playback Basic playback controls To play a disc Press gt II to start playback The current track number and elapsed playing time of the track are displayed during disc playback To select a different track Press lt B gt or Id PI on the remote control once or repeatedly until the desired track number appears in the display You can also use the Numerical Keypad 0 9 on the remote to select a track directly If you have selected a track number shortly after loading a disc or in the PAUSE position you will need to press gt II to start playback Text display during playback In CD mode Press DISPLAY repeatedly to see the following information Track number and elapsed playback time of current track Track number and total elapsed playback ime Track number and remaining playback time of current track Track number and total remaining playback ime gt Clock time In MP3 CD mode Press DISPLAY to display the ID 3 information if available and the clock time 15 8 29 08 11 29 O o HE DE oo CD MP3 CD Operation To find a passage within a track O Press and hold APP or 44 gt gt on the remote control O When you recognize the passage you want release K lt 4 P or 44 gt gt on the remote control Normal playback continues To stop playback O Press E To interrupt p
25. riods 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 Do not use headphones while operating a motorized vehicle cycling skateboarding etc it may create a traffic hazard and is illegal in many areas 8 29 08 11 29 O o EE 0 pg001 027 DCM230 12 Eng 9 FM wire antenna Preparations MW loop antenna Rear connections The type plate is located at the rear of the system For users in the U K please follow the instructions on page 2 A Power O Before connecting the AC power adaptor to the wall outlet ensure that all other connections have been made WARNING For optimal performance use only the original AC power adaptor Never make or change connections with the power switched on To avoid overheating of the system a safety circuit has been built in Therefore your system may switch to Standby mode automatically under extreme conditions If this happens let the system cool down before reusing it not available for all version
26. s Antennas Connection Connect the supplied MW loop antenna and FM antenna to the respective terminals Adjust the position of the antenna for optimal reception MW Antenna Fix the claw to the slot O Position the antenna as far as possible from a TV VCR or other radiation source 8 29 08 11 29 pg001 027 DCM230 12 Eng 10 Preparations FM Antenna Q For better FM stereo reception connect an outdoor FM antenna to the FM AERIAL FM ANTENNA terminal Optional connection 0 Oo 10 The optional equipment and connecting cords are not supplied Refer to the operating instructions of the connected equipment for details Connecting a USB device or memory card By connecting a USB mass storage device including USB flash memory USB flash players or memory cards to the Hi Fi system you can enjoy the device s stored music through the powerful speakers of Hi Fi system Insert the USB device s USB plug into the Bye socket on the set OR for the devices with USB cables Insert one plug of the USB cable not supplied to the ye socket on the set Insert the other plug of the USB cable to the USB output terminal of the USB device OR for the memory card Insert the memory card into a card reader not supplied Use a USB cable not supplied to connect the card reader into the socket on the set EE Ban ME Connecting other equipment to your system Use a cinch
27. s sound production 2 DSC Digital Sound Control selects sound characteristics ROCK POP JAZZ CLASSIC 22 DBB Dynamic Bass Boost enhances the bass 23 DISPLAY selects different disc information display modes during playback RDS for TUNER displays RDS information 25 SLEEP selects the sleeper time 8 29 08 11 29 111 EE 0 pg001 027 DCM230 12 Eng 13 MENU equivalent to the MENU button on your iPod player 27 Numerical Keypad 0 9 for CD MP3 USB selects a track directly BAND For tuner TUNER press to switch between MW and FM iPod dock is used to dock your iPod player for playback or recharging through this system AUX is the jack used to connect an auxiliary device G USB DIRECT gt jack for the external USB mass storage device 82 OK confirms a selection for iPod menu operation only Notes for remote control First select the source you wish to control by pressing one of the source select keys on the remote control for example CD FM Then select the desired function for example gt II lt 44 PP Controls 13 8 29 08 11 29 NTT HE IO pg001 027 DCM230 12 Eng 14 Basic Functions 14 Ja wa OD WJ PROG REPEAT SHUFFLE AUX CD C EB Cmn oo ra FY co E ty e w
28. umber Press PROG to confirm the track number to be stored gt PR X displays in which X denotes the next program number to be stored 9 Repeat steps 2 3 to select and store all desired tracks gt PROGRAM FULL appears if you attempt to program more than 40 tracks Press Ito finish programming FROG displays on the screen O To start playback of your disc program press gt HI directly Erasing the program You can erase the program by O pressing E once in the STOP mode O pressing M twice during playback gt PROG disappears O ejecting the current disc 17 8 29 08 11 30 pg001 027 DCM230 12 Eng 18 Radio Reception o e 18 NZ O GE O PROG REPEAT SHUFFLE AUX C O E SLEEP MUTE VOL O G OD ES O ma GZ OD CD G amp G ew Ces Tuning to radio stations Press SOURCE repeatedly or TUNER on the remote control to select the tuner source Press BAND on the remote control to select the desired waveband FM or MW Hold lt a or dd PP on the remote control and then release the button The system will start searching for a radio station with sufficient signal strength Repeat step 3 if necessary until you find the desired station To tune to a weak station press lt gt or lt lt gt gt on the remote control briefly
29. verkosta Sis nrakennettu verkko osa on kytkettyn s hk verkkoon aina silloin kun pistoke on pistorasiassa 8 29 08 11 29 English eneen Fran ais Espa ol E Deutsch eener An k 8 Nederlands 5 k d z Italiano nnnnnnnnnnnmnmn mmm mn mem me s f i Svenska oem Dansk eneen Suomi Portugu s een EAAnvik een pg001 027 DCM230 12 Eng 5 8 29 08 11 29 o HE pg001 027 DCM230 12 Eng 6 Contents General Information Environmental Information 7 Supplied accessories sed Safety Information 7 Hearing Pafen 8 Preparations Rear connections Connecting a USB device or memory 10 EE 10 oe other equipment to your 10 system 10 Before using the remote control Replacing battery lithium CR2025 into the remote control 11 Controls Controls on the system and remote control Ge da ia do 12 Basic Functions Switching the system on nn 14 Switching the system to Eco Power Standby UE 14 Power Saving Automatic Standby 14 Adjusting volume and sound 14 CD MP3 CD Operation Loading a diese dee Basic playback controls Playing an MP3 disc Different play modes SHUFFLE and RE
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