Philips AZ 6801 - Manual (Page 4)

INSTALLATION PLAYING A DISC
POWER SUPPLY PLAYING A DISC
Batteries
• Open the battery compartment (fig. 2) and insert
as indicated six (preferably Alkaline) batteries, type
R6. UM3 or AA-cells. You may also use rechargeable
NiCad batteries.
• Remove the batteries if exhausted or if they are not
te be used again for a long period.
Note: If there is no display indication after inserting
fresh batteries, move the ON/OFF switch to OFF and
back again to ON.
The battery supply is switched off when the 9 V DC
socket is in use. -When changing over to battery
supply, pull out the plug from the 9 V DC socket.
9 V DC socket
Via the 9 V DC socket, you can supply the CD-player
with 9 V/400 mA Direct Current through a 5 mm
DC-plug, ©-€-0 minus-pole 6 to the 1.9 mm
centre pin.
• At home, you can connect the CD-player to the
wall socket using a suitable AC/DC mains adapter,
e.g. type SBC 3565 (EM 1020). Always remove the
mains adapter from the wall socket when the set is
not in use.
• In your car, you can connect the CD-player to the
cigar lighter socket, e.g. using the supply cable from
the optional car accessory kit SBC 3555.
Note: If there is no display indication after connecting
an external 9 V DC supply, move the ON/OFF switch
to OFF and back again to ON.
CONNECTIONS - fig. 1-2
Two stereo headphone sockets PHONES ,'[7,
For stereo headphones (or mini loudspeakers) with
3.5 mm plug.
Output socket LINE OUT
3.5 mm stereo socket for CD-reproduction through
your stereo system (amplifier, receiver, recorder,
etc.).
• Connect the LINE OUT socket, using e.g. the
signal lead SBC 1059, to the input sockets REC IN,
TAPE IN, UNE IN, AUX or CD IN of the other set.
The LINE OUT output signal is not affected by the
position of the VOLUME control.
• Set the ON/OFF selector to ON.
• Connect one or two pairs of headphones to the
PHONES sockets.
• Adjust the sound with the VOLUME control.
• Press OPEN to open the disc cover.
• Fit the disc, label side facing up, over the spindle
of the turntable (fig. 3-4).
• Close the cover. The CD-player starts and'—
appears on the display as a sign that the CD-player
is scanning the contents list of the disc. After that, the
total playing time and the number of tracks present
on the disc appears on the display and the CD»player
stops.
• Playback will start by pressing PLAY>. As soon as
playback starts, the display shows the track num­
ber 1 and the elapsed playing time of the 1=> title.
When the 2"^ title is reached the track number 2
appears, etc.
• For brief interruptions, press PAUSE DD. The word
PAUSE then appears. To continue playback, press
.PAUSE again.
• The CD player goes to position STOP:
- by pressing STOP □ or OPEN;
- when the end of the disc is reached:
- by setting the ON/OFF selector to OFF;
- if the batteries mn down or if the power supply is
interrupted in another way.
• To take out the disc, open the disc cover by
pressing OPEN.
• To switch off the set, place the ON/OFF selector to
position OFF.
Remarks
- The CD-player is able to play the normal 12 cm disc
as well as the small 8 cm disc ’CD-single'. An adapter
ring for 8 cm CD-singles is not required.
-If the batteries get exhausted, the CD-player
switches off automatically. After inserting fresh
batteries or connecting an external 9 V DC supply,
move the ON/OFF switch to OFF and back again to
ON.
- If the display shows the character ’E’ for ERROR,
the CD-player cannot read the disc. Possible causes
are:
- you inserted the disc the wrong way (the label
should face up);
- the surface of the disc is badly scratched or
dirty, see 'Maintenance';
- the lens 0 (fig. 5) is steamed up because of a
sudden transition from a cold into a warm
environment; do not clean the lens, but let the
set acclimatize for a while.