Magnavox AZ2805 User manual
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SAFETY
WARNING
@)
Canada
To
reduce
the
risk
of
fire
or
electric
shock.
This
digital
apparatus
does
not
exceed
the
Class
B
do
not
expose
this
appliance
to
rain
or
limits
for
radio
noise
emissions
from
digital
apparatus
_^
moisture.
as
set
out
in
the
Radio
Interference
Regulations
of
the
CAUTI0N
Canadian
Department
of
Communications
Use
of
controls
or
adjustments
or
per¬
formance
of
procedures
other
than
herein
may
result
in
hazardous
radiation
exposure.
The
set
complies
with
the
FCC-Rules,
Part
15
and
with
21CFR
1040.10
SAFETY
INSTRUCTIONS
-
Read
before
operating
equipment
This
product
was
designed
and
manufactured
to
meet
strict
quality
and
safety
standards.
There
are,
however,
some
installation
and
operation
precautions
which
you
should
be
particularly
aware
of
1.
Read
Instructions
-All
the
safety
and
operating
instructions
should
be
read
before
the
appliance
is
operated.
2.
Retain
Instructions
*
The
safety
and
operating
instructions
should
be
retained
for
future
reference
3.
Heed
Warnings
*
All
warnings
on
the
appliance
and
in
the
operating
instructions
should
be
adhered
to
4.
Follow
Instructions
-
All
operating
and
use
instructions
should
be
followed.
5.
Water
and
Moisture
-
The
appliance
should
not
be
used
near
water
-
for
example,
near
a
bathtub,
washbowl
kitchen
sink,
laundry
tub,
in
a
wet
basement
or
near
a
swimming
pool
etc.
6.
Carts
and
Stands
-
The
appliance
should
be
used
only
with
a
cart
or
stand
that
is
recommended
by
the
manufacturer
6A.
An
appliance
and
cart
combination
should
be
moved
with
care
Quick
stops,
excessive
force,
and
uneven
surfaces
may
cause
the
appliance
and
cart
combination
to
overturn
7.
Wall
or
Ceiling
Mounting
-
The
appliance
should
be
mounted
to
a
wall
or
ceiling
only
as
recommended
by
the
manufacturer
8.
Ventilation
-
The
appliance
should
be
situated
so
that
its
location
or
position
does
not
interfere
with
its
proper
ventilation.
For
example,
the
appliance
should
not
be
situated
on
a
bed,
sofa,
rug,
or
similar
surface
that
may
block
the
ventilation
openings,
or,
placed
in
a
built-m
installation,
such
as
a
bookcase
or
cabinet
that
may
impede
the
flow
of
air
through
the
ventilation
openings
9.
Heat
*
The
appliance
should
be
situated
away
from
heat
sources
such
as
radiators,
heat
registers,
stoves,
or
other
appliances
(including
amplifiers)
that
produce
heat
10.
P
ower
Sources
-
The
appliance
should
be
connected
to
a
power
supply
only
of
the
type
descnbed
in
the
operating
instructions
or
as
marked
on
the
appliance.
11.
Grounding
or
Polarization
-
The
precautions
that
should
be
taken
so
that
the
grounding
or
polarization
means
of
an
appliance
is
not
defeated
Caution:
To
prevent
electric
shock,
match
tiie
wide
blade
of
tins
p'ug
to
the
Wide
slot
fully
insert
Do
not
use
this
(polarized)
plug
with
an
extension
cord,
receptacle
or
other
o
utiet
unless
the
blades
can
be
fully
inserted
to
prevent
b'ada
exposure.
12.
Power-Cord
Protection
-
Po.ver
supply
cords
should
be
routed
so
that
they
are
not
likely
to
be
walked
on
or
pinched
by
items
p
T
aced
upon
or
against
them,
paying
particular
attention
to
cords
and
plugs,
convenience
receptacles,
and
the
pointwhere
they
exit
from
the
appliance
13.
C
leaning
-
The
appliance
should
be
cleaned
only
as
recommended
by
the
manufacturer
14.
Power
Lines
-
An
outdoor
antenna
should
be
located
away
from
power
lines
15.
Nonuse
Periods
-
The
power
cord
of
the
applrance
should
be
unplugged
from
the
outlet
when
left
unused
for
a
long
period
of
time.
16.0bject
and
Liquid
Entry
-
Care
should
be
taken
so
that
objects
do
not
fall
and
liquids
are
not
spilled
into
tie
enclosure
through
openings.
17.
D
amage
Requiring
Service
-
The
appliance
should
be
serviced
by
qualified
seivice
personnel
when.
A.
The
power-supply
cord
or
the
plug
h3S
been
damaged,
or
B.
Objects
have
fallen,
or
liquid
has
spilled
into
the
appliance,
or
C.
The
appliance
has
been
e>posed
to
ram,
or
D.
The
appliance
does
not
appear
to
operate
normally
or
exhibits
a
marked
change
in
performance,
or
E.
The
appliance
has
been
dropped,
or
the
enclosure
damaged
18.
Servicing
-
The
user
should
not
attempt
to
service
the
appliance
beyond
that
described
in
the
operating
instructions
All
other
servicing
should
be
referred
to
qualified
serv.ce
personnel
4
LIMITED
WARRANTY
WHAT
IS
COVERED?
_
Warranty
coverage
begins
the
day
you
buy
your
product
For
one
year
thereafter,
a
defective
or
inoperative
product
will
be
replaced
with
a
new,
renewed
or
comparable
product
at
no
charge
to
you.
A
replacement
product
is
covered
only
for
the
original
warranty
period.
When
the
warranty
on
the
original
product
expires,
the
warranty
on
the
replacement
product
also
expires.
WHAT
IS
EXCLUDED?
_
Your
warranty
does
not
cover.
•
labor
charges
for
installation
or
setup
of
the
product
adjustment
of
customer
controls
on
the
product
and
installation
or
repair
of
antenna
systems
outside
of
the
product
•
product
repair
and/or
part
replacement
because
of
misuse,
ac¬
cident
unauthorized
repair,
or
other
cause
not
within
the
control
of
Philips
Consumer
Electronics
Company.
•
reception
problems
caused
by
signal
conditions
or
cable
or
an¬
tenna
systems
outside
the
unit
•
a
product
that
requires
modification
or
adaptation
to
enable
it
to
operate
in
any
country
other
than
the
country
for
which
it
was
designed,
manufactured,
approved
and/or
authorized,
or
repair
of
products
damaged
by
these
modifications.
•
incidental
or
consequential
damages
resulting
from
the
product
(Some
states
do
not
allow
the
exclusion
of
incidental
or
consequential
damages,
so
the
above
exclusion
may
not
apply
to
you.
This
includes,
but
is
not
limited
to,
prerecorded
material,
whether
copyrighted
or
not
copyrighted.!
WHERE
IS
EXCHANGE
AVAILABLE?
_
You
may
exchange
the
product
in
all
countries
where
the
product
is
officially
distributed
by
Philips
Consumer
Electronics
Company.
In
countries
where
Philips
Consumer
Electronics
Company
does
not
distribute
the
product,
the
local
Philips
service
organization
will
attempt
to
provide
a
replacement
product
(although
there
may
be
a
delay
if
the
appropriate
product
not
readily
available).
BEFORE
REQUESTING
EXCHANGE
_
Please
check
your
owner's
manual
before
requesting
an
exchange.
Adjustments
of
the
controls
discussed
there
may
save
you
a
trip.
Philips
Service
Company
907
Snapps
berry
Road,
Plant
2,
Building
6
6reeneville,TN
37743
(In
U.S
A,
Puerto
Rico
and
U
S.
Virgin
Islands,
all
implied
warranties,
including
implied
warranties
of
merchantability
and
fitness
for
a
particular
purpose,
are
limited
in
duration
to
the
duration
of
this
express
warranty.
But
because
some
states
do
not
allow
limitations
on
how
long
an
implied
warranty
may
last,
this
limitation
may
not
apply
to
you.)
EXCHANGING
A
PRODUCT
IN
CANADA
_
Contact
your
dealer
to
arrange
an
exchange.
Or.
ship
the
product
insured
and
freight
prepaid,
and
with
proof
of
purchase
enclosed,
to
one
of
the
Philips
consumer
service
centers
listed
below.
Philips
Electronics
Ltd.
601
Milner
Avenue.
Scarborough,
Ontario.
M1B1M8-®
(416)292-5161
4977
Levy
Street,
St
Laurent,
(Montreal),
Quebec,
H4R
2N9
-
(514)
956-0120
3695
Grandview
Highway,
Vancouver,
B.C.,
V5M
2G7
-
®
(604)
435-4411
(In
Canada,
this
warranty
is
given
in
lieu
of
all
other
warranties.
No
other
warranties
are
expressed
or
implied,
including
any
implied
warranties
of
merchantability
or
fitness
for
a
particular
purpose.
Philips
is
not
liable
under
any
circumstances
for
any
direct,
indirect,
special,
incidental
or
consequential
damages,
howsoever
incurred,
even
if
notified
of
the
possibility
of
such
damages.)
TO
GET
OUT-OF-WARRANTY
EXCHANGE
_
In
U.S
A,
Puerto
Rico
or
U.S.
Virgin
islands,
contact
Philips
Service
Company
at
®
(800)
851-8885
to
obtain
the
cost
of
out-of-warranty
exchange.
Then
carefully
pack
the
product
and
ship
it
to
the
Small
Product
Service
Center
(address
listed
above).
In
Canada,
contact
the
nearest
Philips
consumer
service
center
(phone
number
and
address
listed
above)
to
obtain
the
cost
of
out-of-warranty
exchange.
Then
carefully
pack
the
product
and
ship
it
to
that
service
center.
MAGNAVOX
PORTABLE
COMPACT
DISC
One
Year
Free
Exchange
This
product
must
be
carried
in
for
an
exchange
WHO
IS
COVERED?
_^_
EXCHANGING
A
PRODUCT
IN
U.SA
f
PUERTO
RICO
OR
You
must
have
proof
of
purchase
to
exchange
the
product
A
U.S.
VIRGIN
ISLANDS
_
sales
receipt
or
other
document
showing
that
you
purchased
the
Contact
your
dealer
to
arrange
an
exchange.
Or,
ship
the
product
is
considered
proof
of
purchase.
Attach
the
receipt
to
product,
insured
and
freight
prepaid,
and
with
proof
of
purchase
this
owner's
manual
and
keep
both
nearby.
enclosed,
to
the
address
listed
below.
Small
Product
Service
Center
This
warranty
gives
you
specific
legal
rights.
You
may
have
other
rights
which
vary
from
state
to
state.
Philips
Service
Company
401
East
Andrew
Johnson
Highway
Jefferson
City,
Tennessee
37760
Tt
(615)
475-8869
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MAGNAVOX
Smart.Very
smart:
WARRANTY
REGISTRATION
CARD
Return
your
Warranty
Registration
Card
today
to
ensure
you
receive
all
the
benefits
you're
entitled
Once
your
MAGNAVOX
purchase
is
registered,
you're
eligible
to
receive
all
the
privileges
of
owning
a
MAGNAVOX
product.
So
complete
and
return
the
Warranty
Registration
Card
enclosed
with
your
purchase
at
once.
And
take
advantage
of
these
important
benefits
■
Warranty
Verification
Registering
your
product
within
10
days
confirms
your
right
to
maximum
protection
under
the
terms
and
conditions
of
your
MAGNAVOX
warrant^'.
■
Owner
Confirmation
Your
completed
Warranty
Registration
Card
serves
as
venficaton
of
ownership
in
the
event
of
product
theft
or
loss.
■
Model
Registration
Returning
your
Warranty
Registration
Card
right
away
guarantees
you'll
receive
all
the
information
and
special
offers
which
you
qualify
for
as
the
owner
of
your
model
Know
these
safety
symbols
A
A
RISK
OF
ELECTRIC
SHOO.
DONOTOftM
CAUTION:
To
reduce
the
ntk
of
electric
shock,
do
not
remove
cover
lor
back)
No
user-serviceable
parts
inside
Refer
servicing
to
qualified
service
personnel
A
This
'bolt
of
lightning'
indicates
uninsulated
material
within
your
unit
may
cause
an
electrical
shock
For
the
safety
of
everyone
in
your
household,
please
do
not
remove
product
covering
A
The
'exclamation
point'
calls
attention
to
features
for
which
you
should
read
the
enclosed
literature
closely
to
prevent
operating
and
maintenance
problems
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,
and
fully
insert
For
Customer
Use
Enter
below
the
Sena!
No
which
is
located
on
the
rear
of
the
cabinet.
Retain
this
informa¬
tion
for
future
reference
Model
No.
_
Sena!
No._
MAGNAVOX
Smart.Very
smart;
Congratulations
on
your
purchase,
and
welcome
to
the
'family'!
Dear
MAGNAVOX
product
owner
Thank
you
for
your
confidence
in
MAGNAVOX.
You've
selected
one
of
the
best-built,
best-backed
products
available
today.
And
we'll
do
everything
in
our
power
to
keep
you
happy
with
your
purchase
for
many
years
to
come.
As
a
member
of
the
MAGNAVOX
'family',
you're
entitled
to
protection
by
one
of
the
most
comprehensive
warranties
and
outstanding
service
networks
in
the
industry.
What's
more,
your
purchase
guarantees
you'll
receive
all
the
information
and
special
offers
for
which
you
qualify,
plus
easy
access
to
accessories
from
our
convenient
home
shopping
network.
And
most
importantly
you
can
count
on
our
uncompromising
commitment
to
your
total
satisfaction.
All
of
this
is
our
way
of
saying
welcome
and
thanks
for
inves¬
ting
in
a
MAGNAVOX
product.
Sincerely,
Robert
Minkhorst
President
and
Chief
Executive
Officer
P.S.Remember,
to
get
the
most
from
your
MAGNAVOX
product,
you
must
return
your
Warranty
Registration
Card
within
10
days.
So
please
mail
it
to
us
right
now!
6
CONTROLS
BASIC
FUNCTIONS:
(?)
CD«TAPE*TUNER
-
to
select
the
sound
source
(
2
)
POWER
-
to
turn
the
set
on
and
off
<D
INCREDIBLE
SURROUND
SOUND
-
to
create
a
phenomenal
surround
sound
effect
(AZ
2808
only)
®
DSC
-
DIGITAL
SOUND
CONTROL:
to
increase
the
bass
level
or
to
enhance
the
type
of
music
you
are
listening
to
DBB-JAZZ-POP
(
5
)
ft
-
3.5
mm
headphone
jack
Note:
Inserting
the
plug
will
disconnect
the
speakers.
(6)
MIC
-
3.5
mm
microphone
jack
(
7
)
VOLUME
A
Y
-
to
adjust
the
volume
level
(?)
REMOTE
SENSOR
-
sensor
for
the
infrared
remote
control
@
HIGH
SPEED
DUBBING
-
Press
to
copy
at
high
speed
(§)
RADIO:
PROGRAM
-
to
program
preset
stations
TUNING]**
►
«-to
tune
to
radio
stations
BAND
-
to
select
the
wave
band
(FW-MW-LW
AM
SW)
PRESET
A
▼
-
to
select
a
preset
station
©
CD
PLAYER:
OPEN-CLOSE
-
to
open/close
the
CD
tray
PLAY-PAUSE
HI
-
to
start
and
to
interrupt
CD
play
STOP
■
-
to
stop
CD
play
and
to
erase
a
program
SEARCH
k*
-
to
skip
and
to
search
forwards
and
backwards
SHUFFLE
-
to
play
in
random
order
PROGRAM
-
to
program
track
numbers
and
to
review
the
program
REPEAT
-
to
repeat
one
track
or
the
entire
CD
or
the
program
©CASSETTE
RECORDER:
RECORD
•
-
to
start
recording
(deck
1
only)
PLAY
►
-
t
o
start
playback
SEARCH**
»-to
wind
or
rewind
the
tape
STOP-OPEN
■
A-to
stop
the
tape
and
to
open
the
cassette
holder
PAUSE
II
-
t
o
interrupt
the
recording
or
playback
V
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English
CONTROLS
POWER
SUPPLY
Remote
control
Remote
control
AZ
2805:
OPEN...to
open/close
the
CD
tray
HI.....to
start
and
to
interrupt
CD
play
M
►
!.-
CD
Mode:Xo
select
the
beginning
of
the
current/previous
or
a
subsequent
track
-
TUNER
Mode:
to
select
a
preset
station
■
.
to
stop
CD
play
VOLUME
T
A.
.
...to
increase
or
decrease
the
volume
level
Batteries
Set
(R20
r
UM1
or
D-cells):
•
Open
the
battery
compartment
of
the
set
and
insert
six
batteries,
type
R20,
UM1
or
D-cells
(preferably
alkaline).
Remote
control
(R06,
UM3
or
AA-cells):
•
Open
the
battery
compartment
of
the
remote
control
and
insert
two
batteries,
type
R06,
UM3
or
AA-cells
(preferably
alkaline).
•
Remove
the
batteries
if
they
are
empty
or
the
set
is
not
to
be
used
for
a
long
time.
AH
kinds
of
batteries
contain
chemical
substances
therefor
they
should
be
disposed
of
properly.
Mains
1
Check
if
the
mains
voltage
as
shown
on
the
type
plate
corresponds
to
your
local
mains
voltage.
If
it
does
not,
consult
your
dealer
or
service
organisation.
The
type
plate
is
located
at
the
base
of
the
set.
If
the
set
is
equipped
with
a
VOLTAGE
selector®,
set
this
selector
to
the
local
mains
voltage.
2
Connect
the
mains
cable
to
the
AC
MAINS
inlet
and
the
wall
socket.
The
AC
power
supply
is
switched
on.
The
mains
cable
is
inside
the
battery
compartement
The
battery
supply
is
switched
off
when
the
set
is
connected
to
the
mains.
To
change
over
to
battery
supply,
pull
out
the
plug
from
the
unit's
AC
MAINS
socket.
To
disconnect
the
set
from
the
mains
completely,
withdraw
the
mains
plug
from
the
wall
outlet.
8
LOUDSPEAKERS
BASIC
FUNCTIONS
Removable
speakers
Connecting
the
speakers
Connect
the
right
speaker
to
the
R
jack
and
the
left
speaker
to
the
L
jack.
Note:
Speakers
other
than
supplied
can
be
used.
They
have
to
be
4
Ohms
for
type
AZ2805
and
8
Ohms
for
type
AZ2808.
Taking
off
the
speakers
Keep
the
lever
(on
the
back
of
the
speakers)
pressed
and
slide
the
speaker
upwards.
Attaching
the
speakers
Slide
the
speakers
from
above
in
the
sleeves
on
the
sides
of
the
set
cabinet.
The
speakers
will
click
into
position.
FRONT
FRONT
RIGHT
LEFT
r
Switching
on
and
off/standby
Push
the
POWER
button.
-
►
The
display
lights
up
(only
if
the
set
is
connected
to
the
AC
power
supply).
The
set
is
switched
off
when
the
POWER
button
is
released.
When
the
set
is
switched
off
the
last
source
selected
will
be
remembered,
as
well
as
the
sound
settings,
the
tuner
presets
and
the
volume
level.
In
order
to
switch
off
the
power
supply,
remove
the
mains
plug.
Note:
If
the
set
runs
on
batteries
,
always
be
sure
to
set
the
POWER
button
in
position
OFF
after
use.
This
will
avoid
unnecessary
power
consumption.
9
English
English
BASIC
FUNCTIONS
REMOTE
CONTROL
Adjusting
volume
and
sound
Adjust
the
volume
using
the
controls
VOLUME
▼
A.
-
►
Display
indication:
Volume
level
from
0
to
32.
Adjust
the
sound
to
your
taste
by
pressing
the
button
DSC
several
times.
-
►
A
light
indicates
either
DBB-JAZZ-POP.
Create
a
phenomenal
surround
sound
effect
by
pressing
INCREDIBLE
SURROUND
SOUND
(AZ
2808
only).
-
►
The
INCREDIBLE
SURROUND
SOUND
button
lights
up.
The
effect
of
incredible
surround
sound
may
vary
with
different
types
of
music
and
can
be
improved
by
leaving
the
speakers
attached
to
the
set.
The
bass
frequencies
can
also
be
emphasised
if
you
place
the
set
against
a
wall
or
on
a
bookshelf.
(Do
not
cover
any
vents
and
leave
sufficent
room
around
the
unit
for
ventilation.
Remote
control
CD...to
select
CD
functions
TUNER.....to
select
tuner
functions
Digits
0-9.....CD:
to
key
in
a
track
number
TUNER:
to
key
in
a
preset
station
►
II.to
start
and
to
interrupt
CD
playback
SHUFFLE....to
play
a
CD
in
random
order
H
W........CD:
to
select
the
beginning
of
the
current/previous
or
a
subsequent
track
TUNER:
to
select
a
radio
preset
station
■
.
.
.
to
stop
CD
playback
OPEN...to
open/close
the
CD
tray
VOLUME
T
A.....to
decrease
or
increase
the
volume
level
Note:
The
DISC
UP
button
on
the
remote
control
has
no
corresponding
function
on
this
set
Notes:
-
Always
select
the
desired
sound
source
first
and
then
press
the
required
function
key.
-
Numbers
consisting
of
two
figures
must
be
keyed
in
within
2
seconds.
10
RADIO
Tuning
to
radio
stations
1
Select
the
tuner
by
pressing
the
CD
•TAPE*TUNER
button
several
times
until
EEsa
appears
on
the
display.
2
Select
the
wave
band
by
using
the
BAND
selector.
-
►
Display
indication:
the
selected
waveband
3
Press
TUNING
m
or
w
for
approx,
one
second
and
then
release
the
button.
-
►
The
radio
automatically
tunes
to
a
station
with
sufficent
strength.
Display
indication
during
automatic
tuning:
Srch
4
Repeat
this
procedure
until
you
find
a
desired
station.
To
tune
to
a
weak
transmitter
briefly
press
TUNING
m
or
as
often
as
necessary
for
optimum
reception,
or
until
the
correct
frequency
is
indicated
in
the
display.
Improving
the
RADIO
reception
•
For
FM
and
SW,
pull
out
the
telescopic
antenna.
To
improve
the
signal,
incline
and
turn
the
antenna.
Reduce
its
length
if
the
signal
is
too
strong
(very
close
to
a
transmitter).
•
For
AM,
MW
and
LW,
direct
the
built-in
antenna
by
turning
the
whole
set.
The
telescopic
antenna
is
not
needed.
Switchable
tuning
grid
(not
all
versions)
_
In
North
and
South
America
the
frequency
step
between
adjecent
channels
in
the
AM
band
is
10
kHz.
In
the
rest
of
the
world
this
step
is
9
kHz.
Usually
this
frequency
step
has
been
preset
in
the
factory
of
your
area.
(/01
versions
only)
In
some
versions
the
frequency
step
can
be
changed:
•
Keep
the
BAND
selector
button
pressed
for
more
than
5
seconds.
-
►
The
display
shows
either
10
Or
Id
or
9
Or
Id.
Programming
radio
stations
(29
preset
stations)
You
can
store
up
to
29
radio
stations
in
the
memory.
When
tuning
to
a
preset
station,
the
preset
number
(1
to
29)
is
indicated
in
the
display.
1
Select
the
tuner
by
pressing
the
CD
*TAPE*TUNER
button
several
times
until
EEsa
appears
on
the
display.
2
Tune
to
a
desired
station
with
TUNING
w<
or
as
described
earlier.
-
►
If
the
frequency
is
already
stored
in
the
memory,
the
preset
number
will
be
displayed.
11
English
English
RADIO
CD
PLAYER
^
3
Press
PROGRAM
to
enter
the
programming
mode.
-
►
During
programming,
program
flashes
on
the
display.
4
Press
PRESET
A
or
T
to
allocate
a
number
from
1
to
29
to
the
j
preset
station.
5
Press
PROGRAM
to
confirm
the
setting.
Tuning
to
preset
stations
•
Press
PRESET
A
or
▼
until
the
desired
preset
number
appears
on
the
display.
inn
I.UU
Playing
a
CD
1
Select
the
CD
player
by
pressing
the
CD»TAPE*TUNER
button
several
times
until
on
appears
on
the
display.
2
Open
the
tray
by
pressing
the
OPEN-CLOSE
button.
3
Insert
an
audio
CD
(printed
side
up)
and
close
the
tray
by
pushing
it
gently
or
pressing
the
OPEN-CLOSE
button
again.
-
►
The
CD
player
starts
and
scans
the
contents
list
of
the
CD.
-
►
Display
indication:
the
total
number
of
tracks
and
the
total
playing
time.
After
that
the
CD
player
stops.
4
Press
the
PLAY-PAUSE
HI
button
to
start
CD
playback.
-
►
Display
indication:
the
current
track
number
and
the
elapsed
time
of
the
current
track.
5
Press
the
STOP
■
button
to
stop
CD
playback.
-
►
Display
indication:
the
total
number
of
tracks
and
the
total
playing
time.
6
You
can
interrupt
CD
playback
by
pressing
PLAY-PAUSE
HI.
Continue
CD
playback
by
pressing
the
button
again.
-
►
Display
indication:
the
time
of
the
current
position
flashes.
Notes:
CD
playback
will
also
stop
if:
-youopen
the
tray;
-
you
push
the
POWER
button
or
-
the
end
of
the
CD
is
reached
.
When
you
make
a
mistake
in
operating
the
CD
player
or
the
CD
player
cannot
read
the
CD.
-
►
the
display
indicates
Err
or
(see
TROUBLESHOOTING).
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CD
PLAYER
Search
backwards
k«
and»i
forwards
r
Selecting
another
track
Briefly
press
the
SEARCH
m
or
»\
button
once/several
times
to
skip
to
the
beginning
of
the
current/previous
or
subsequent
track(s).
-
During
play:
CD
playback
continues
automatically
with
the
selected
track.
-
In
stop
position:
press
PLAY-PAUSE
HI
to
start
CD
playback.
-
►
Display
indication:
the
selected
track
number.
Searching
for
a
passage
during
CD
playback
1
Hold
down
the
SEARCH
m
or
button
to
find
a
particular
passage
in
forwards
or
backwards
direction.
-
►
CD
playback
continues
at
low
volume.
2
Release
the
button
when
you
have
reached
the
desired
passage.
Note:
In
the
SHUFFLE
and
REPEAT-1
mode
and
when
playing
a
program
,
searching
is
only
possible
within
the
particular
track.
Different
playing
modes:
SHUFFLE
/REPEAT
SHUFFLE
-
playing
in
random
order
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f
II
t
1
Press
SHUFFLE
before
or
during
CD
playback.
-
►
All
the
tracks
of
the
CD
(or
program
if
available)
will
now
be
^
,*****
^
i
f
II
^
played
in
random
order.
2
To
return
to
normal
CD
playback,
press
SHUFFLE
again.
Q
th_
REPEAT
-
Repeating
the
entire
CD
or
one
track
of
the
CD
1
Before
or
during
CD
playback,
press
repeated
REPEAT
to
cause
-—
the
display
showing
the
different
repeating
modes.
saumr
-
repeat:
the
current
track
is
played
repeatedly.
ri
H
-
repeat
all:
the
entire
CD
or
programm
is
played
repeatedly.
J
Jr
:
3
C
2
To
return
to
normal
CD
play
press
REPEAT
until
the
display
indication
disappears.
_
Note:
You
can
activate
the
different
playing
modes
at
the
same
time,
e.
g.
you
can
repeatedly
play
the
entire
CD
or
program
:
in
random
order
(shuffle
repeat
all).
J
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13
English
English
CD
PLAYER
Programming
track
numbers
You
may
select
a
number
of
tracks
and
store
these
in
the
memory
in
the
desired
sequence.
You
may
store
any
track
more
then
once.
At
most
20
tracks
can
be
stored
in
the
memory.
1
Select
the
desired
track
with
SEARCH
m
or
m.
2
As
soon
as
the
desired
track
is
displayed,
press
the
PROGRAM
button
to
store
the
track
in
the
memory.
-
►
On
the
display
program
appears.
The
number
of
the
stored
track,
Pr
and
the
total
number
of
stored
tracks
is
shown.
3
Select
and
store
in
this
way
all
desired
tracks.
4
You
can
review
your
settings
by
pressing
the
PROGRAM
button
for
more
than
2
seconds.
The
display
shows
all
stored
track
numbers
in
sequence.
Notes:
-
When
you
try
to
store
more
than
20
tracks
the
display
shows
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.
fa
Pr
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-
When
you
press
PROGRAM
and
there
is
no
track
selected
the
display
shows
5
EL
EC
t.
CL
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cri_
JL
LCLC
Playing
the
program
_
If
you
have
selected
the
tracks
in
the
stop
position,
press
PLAY-PAUSE
HI.
If
you
have
selected
the
tracks
during
CD
playback,
press
first
i
I
(J
fi
3*5
3
STOP
■
and
then
press
PLAY-PAUSE
Hi.
---—
[Erasing
the
program
from
the
stop
position
_
From
the
stop
position,
press
STOP
■
.
i
-
►
CLERr
lights
up
briefly,
program
disappears
and
your
_
program
is
erased.
j
ICQ
,
Notes:
The
program
will
also
be
erased
if
you:
L
LLfll
-
interrupt
the
power
supply.
-
open
the
tray.
-press
the
POWER
button.
14
CASSETTE
RECORDER
Playing
a
cassette
1
Select
the
tape
by
pressing
the
CD*TAPE*TUNER
button
several
times
until
eei
appears
on
the
display.
2
Press
STOP-OPEN
M
A
to
open
the
casette
compartement.
3
Insert
a
recorded
cassette
with
the
full
reel
on
the
left
hand
side.
4
Press
PLAY
►
to
start
playback.
5
By
pressing
◄◄
or
►
►
fast
winding
of
the
tape
is
possible
in
both
directions.
6
T
o
stop
the
playback
or
fast
winding
press
STOP.OPEN
■
A.
Notes:
-
The
keys
are
automatically
released
at
the
end
of
the
tape.
-As
long
as
the
PLA
Y
or
RECORD
keys
of
the
tapedeck
are
depressed
it
is
not
possible
to
switch
to
another
source.
General
information
on
recording
(on
deck
1
only)
Recording
is
permissible
insofar
as
copyright
or
other
rights
of
third
parties
are
not
infringed.
For
recording
on
this
set
you
should
use
a
casette
of
the
type
NORMAL
(IEC
type
I).
This
deck
is
not
suited
for
recording
on
cassettes
of
the
type
CHROME
(IEC
type
n)
or
METAL
(IEC
type
IV).
The
recording
level
is
set
automatically.
The
controls
VOLUME,
DSC
and
INCREDIBLE
SURROUND
SOUND
(AZ
2808
only)
do
not
affect
the
recording.
At
the
very
beginning
and
end
of
the
tape,
no
recording
will
take
place
during
the
7
seconds
when
the
leader
tape
passes
the
recorder
heads.
15
English
CASSETTE
RECORDER
Protecting
tapes
from
accidential
erasure
•
Keep
the
casette
side
to
be
safeguarded
in
front
of
you
and
break
out
the
left
tab.
Now,
recording
on
this
side
is
no
longer
possible.
•
To
record
again
on
this
side
of
the
casette,
cover
the
aperture
with
a
piece
of
adhesive
tape.
Recording
from
the
CD
player
-
CD
synchro
start
1
Select
the
CD
by
pressing
the
CD*TAPE*TUNER
button
several
times
until
e3
appears
on
the
display.
2
Insert
a
CD
and
if
desired,
program
track
numbers.
3
Press
STOP.OPEN#
A
to
open
the
cassette
compartement.
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4
I
n
s
ert
a
blank
cassette
with
the
full
reel
on
the
left.
5
Press
RECORD#
to
start
recording.
-
►
Playing
of
the
CD
or
program
starts
automatically.
It
is
not
necessary
to
start
the
CD
player
separately.
6
For
brief
interruptions,
press
PAUSE
II.
To
resume
recording,
press
the
PAUSE
II
key
once
more.
7
To
stop
recording,
press
STOP.OPEN
■
A.
Notes:
The
recording
can
be
started
from
different
positons:
-
if
the
CD
player
is
in
the
pause
position
,
recording
will
start
from
this
very
position
(use
SEARCH
or
);
-
if
the
CD
player
is
in
the
stop
position,
recording
will
start
from
the
beginning
of
the
CD
or
program.
Recording
from
the
radio
or
with
the
microphone
□
1
(Selecting
and
preparing
the
source)
RADIO:
Select
the
radio
by
pressing
the
CD*TAPE»TUNER
button
several
times
until
tmu
appears
on
the
display.
MICROPHONE:
Select
the
tape
by
pressing
the
CD*TAPE*TUNER
button
several
times
until
eei
appears
on
the
display.
Connect
a
microphone
with
a
3.5
mm
plug
to
the
MIC
jack
and
set
the
VOLUME
control
to
zero
(monitoring
during
microphone
recording
is
not
possible).
16
CASSETTE
RECORDER
2
Press
STOP-OPEN
■
A
to
open
the
cassette
compartement.
3
Insert
a
unprotected
blank
cassette
with
the
full
reel
on
the
left
hand
side.
4
Press
RECORD#
to
start
recording.
5
For
brief
interruptions
press
PAUSE
II.
To
resume
recording
press
the
PAUSE
ll
key
once
more.
6
To
stop
recording,
press
STOP-OPEN
■
A.
Note:
When
recording
from
the
radio
or
a
CD,
you
can
connect
a
microphone
and
mix
the
sounds.
Otherwise
,
be
sure
there
is
no
microphone
connected
that
could
disturb
your
recording.
Dubbing
-
copying
from
deck
2
to
deck
1
_
When
dubbing,
it
is
recommended
to
use
new
batteries
or
to
connect
the
set
to
the
AC
power
supply.
1
Press
the
HIGH
SPEED
DUBBING
button
for
high
speed
copying.
Do
not
switch
this
selector
during
dubbing.
2
Insert
a
recorded
cassette
into
deck
2
and
a
cassette
which
is
suited
for
recording
into
deck
1.
3
P
ress
PAUSE
II
followed
by
RECORD#
on
deck
1.
4
To
start
dubbing,
press
PLAY
►
on
deck
2.
5
To
stop
dubbing,
press
both
STOP-OPEN
buttons
■
A.
Press
PAUSE
II
on
deck
1
if
you
wish
to
omit
undesired
passages.
The
playback
in
deck
2
will
continue.
To
restart
dubbing,
press
PAUSE
II
again.
By
pressing
PAUSE
II
in
deck
2
during
dubbing,
a
blank
part
will
be
recorded
in
deck
1.
To
avoid
overheating
of
the
set
a
safety
circuit
has
been
built
in.
Therefore
your
set
may
switch
off
under
extreme
conditions.
If
this
happens,
release
the
power
button
and
let
the
set
cool
down
before
reusing
it.
Environmental
information
All
redundant
packing
material
has
been
omitted.
We
have
done
our
outmost
to
make
the
packaging
easy
separable
into
three
mono
materials:
cardboard
(box),
expandable
polystyrene
(buffer)
and
polyethylene
(bags,
protective
foam
sheet).
Your
set
consists
of
material
which
can
be
recycled
if
disassembled
by
a
specialized
company.
Please
observe
the
local
regulations
regarding
the
disposal
of
packing
materials,
exhausted
batteries
and
old
equipment
_
17
English
English
GENERAL
INFORMATION
General
maintenance
Do
not
expose
the
set,
batteries,
CDs
or
tapes
to
humidity,
rain,
sand
or
excessive
heat
(caused
by
heating
equipment
or
direct
sunlight).
The
mechanical
parts
of
the
set
contain
self-lubricating
bearings
and
must
not
be
oiled
or
lubricated!
You
can
clean
the
set
with
a
soft,
slightly
dampened
chamois
leather.
Do
not
use
any
cleaning
agents
as
they
may
have
a
corrosive
effect.
Tape
deck
maintenance
To
ensure
a
good
recording
and
playback
quality
of
the
tape
deck,
clean
the
parts
®
(b)
©
after
approx.
50
hours
of
operation.
Use
a
cotton
bud
slightly
moistened
with
alcohol
or
a
special
head
cleaning
fluid.Press
PLAY
►
and
clean
the
rubber
pressure
rollers
(§).
Press
PAUSE
II
and
clean
the
capstans
®
and
the
heads
(a).
Note:
Cleaning
of
the
heads
®
can
also
be
done
by
playing
a
cleaning
tape
through
once.
CD
player
and
CD
handling
The
lens
may
cloud
over
when
the
set
is
suddenly
moved
from
cold
to
warm
surroundings.
Playing
a
CD
is
not
possible
then.
Leave
the
CD
player
in
a
warm
environment
until
the
moisture
evaporates.
To
take
the
CD
out
of
its
box
easily,
press
the
centre
spindle
while
lifting
the
CD.
Always
pick
up
the
CD
by
the
edge
and
put
it
back
in
its
box
after
use.
To
clean
the
CD,
wipe
it
off
in
a
straight
line
from
the
center
towards
the
edge
using
a
soft,
lint-free
cloth.
A
cleaning
agent
may
damage
the
disc!
Never
write
on
a
CD
or
attach
stickers
to
it.
18
TROUBLESHOOTING
WARNING
Under
no
circumstances
should
you
try
to
repair
the
set
yourself,
as
this
wili
invalidate
the
guarantee
.
If
a
fault
occurs,
first
check
the
points
listed
below
before
takeing
the
set
for
repair.
If
you
are
unable
to
remedy
a
problem
by
following
these
hints,
consult
your
dealer
or
service
centre.
Problem
Possible
cause
Solution
No
sound
/
no
power
-VOLUME
is
not
adjusted
•Adjust
the
VOLUME
-Headphones
are
connected
•
Disconnect
headphones
-Speakers
are
not
or
wrongly
connected
•
Check
speaker
connection
-
Mains
cable
is
not
securely
connected
•Connect
the
mains
cable
properly
-Batteries
are
exhausted
•Replace
batteries
-Batteries
are
incorrectly
inserted
•
Insert
the
batteries
correctly
-Changing
over
from
mains
to
battery
•
Pull
out
the
power
plug
from
the
supply
without
removing
the
plug
unit's
AC
MAINS
inlet
No
reaction
to
-Electrostatic
discharge
•
Disconnect
the
set
from
power
supply
operation
of
any
keys
reconnect
it
after
a
few
seconds
Poor
radio
reception
-Weak
radio
antenna
signal
•Aim
the
antenna
for
optimum
reception:
-
FM/SW:
incline
and
rotate
telescopic
antenna
-AM/MW/LW:
rotate
the
entire
set
-
Interference
caused
by
the
vicinity
of
•
Keep
the
radio
away
from
electrical
electrical
equipment
like
TVs,
video
recorders,
computers,
engines,
etc.
equipment
no
d
ISC
or
-The
CD
is
badly
scratched
or
dirty
•
Replace
or
clean
the
CD,
see
Error
indication
maintenance
-No
CD
is
inserted
•Insert
a
CD
-The
CD
is
inserted
upside
down
•
Insert
a
CD
with
label
upwards
-The
laser
lens
is
steamed
up
•Wait
until
the
lens
has
cleared
of
The
CD
skips
tracks
-The
CD
is
damaged
or
dirty
-shuffle
or
program
is
active
►
Replace
or
clean
the
CD
►
Switch
off
shuffle
or
program
play
Poor
cassette
sound
quality
-Dust
and
dirt
on
the
heads,
capstan
or
pressure
roller
-
Use
of
not
suited
cassette
types
(METAL
or
CHROME)
-Clean
the
heads,
capstan
and
pressure
roller,
see
maintenance
•
Only
use
NORMAL
cassettes
for
recording
Recording
does
not
work
-
Cassette
tab(s)
may
be
broken
out
the
missing
tab
space
►
A
pply
a
piece
of
adhesive
tape
over
Remote
control
does
not
function
properly
-Batteries
are
incorrectly
inserted
-Batteries
are
exhausted
-Distance
to
the
set
is
too
large
•
Insert
the
batteries
correctly
•Replace
batteries
•Reduce
the
distance
19
English
MAGNAVOX
AZ
2805/2808
CD
Radio
Cassette
Recorder
PHILIPS
CONSUMER
ELECTRONICS
COMPANY
A
Division
of
Philips
Electronics
North
America
Corporation
Knoxville,
Tennessee
37914-1810,
U.S.A.
3103
306
15082
Printed
in
Hong
Kong
TCtext/RB/9608
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