Philips AW 7760 User manual
PHILIPS
AW
7760
Stereo
Radio
Cassette
Recorder
Instructions
for
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POWER
SUPPLY
CONNECTIONS
Batteries
(optional)
Whenever
convenient,
use
mains
supply
to
conserve
battery
life.
1.
Open
the
battery
compartment
and
insert
eight
batteries,
type
R20,
UM1
or
D-cells
(preferably
alkaline),
with
the
correct
polarity
as
indicated
by
the
V
andsymbols
inside
the
compartment.
2.
Replace
the
compartment
door,
making
sure
that
the
batteries
are
firmly
and
correctly
in
place.
The
set
is
now
ready
to
operate.
-
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
MAINS
socket.
Incorrect
use
of
batteries
can
cause
electrolyte
leakage
and
will
corrode
the
compartment
or
cause
the
batteries
to
burst.
Therefore:
•
Don't
mix
battery
types.
•
When
inserting
new
batteries
replace
eight
batteries
at
the
same
time.
Do
not
try
to
mix
old
batteries
with
the
new
ones.
•
Remove
the
batteries
if
they
are
empty
or
when
the
set
will
not
be
used
again
for
a
long
time.
Mains
supply
-
Check
if
the
mains
voltage,
as
shown
on
the
model
number
plate
(on
the
base
of
the
set)
corresponds
to
your
local
mains
voltage.
If
it
does
not,
consult
your
dealer
or
service
centre.
-
If
the
set
is
equipped
with
a
voltage
selector,
switch
to
local
main
voltage.
-
Connect
the
mains
lead
to
the
MAINS
socket
and
the
wall
socket.
The
mains
supply
is
switched
on.
•
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
set's
MAINS
socket.
•
To
disconnect
the
set
from
the
mains
completely,
withdraw
the
mains
plug
from
the
mains
socket.
Removable
speakers
Connecting
the
loudspeakers
-
Connect
the
right
loudspeaker
to
the
R
terminal
and
the
left
loudspeaker
to
the
L
terminal.
-
Clip
the
exposed
portion
of
the
wire
into
the
corresponding
colour
terminal.
-
Repeat
the
wiring
procedure
for
the
left
speaker
to
terminal
L,
making
sure
that
you
connect
the
red
wire
to
'©'
and
black
to
'©'.
Note:
Loudspeakers
other
than
supplied
can
be
used.
They
have
to
be
6
Ohms
or
higher.
Do
NOT
use
loudspeakers
with
an
impedance
lower
than
6
Ohms,
as
this
will
damage
the
set.
Taking
off
the
loudspeakers
-
Keep
the
lever
(on
the
back
of
the
loudspeakers)
pressed
and
slide
the
loudspeaker
upwards.
Attaching
the
loudspeakers
-
Slide
the
loudspeakers
from
above
in
the
sleeves
on
the
sides
of
the
set
cabinet.
The
loudspeakers
will
click
into
position.
Positioning
the
loudspeakers
-
You
will
find
the
best
loudspeaker
position
by
experimenting.
Placing
the
loudspeakers
on
the
floor
will
increase
the
bass
response.
Placing
the
loudspeakers
behind
curtains,
furniture
etc.
will
reduce
the
treble
response
and
the
stereo
effect.
The
ideal
position
is
obtained
when
the
2
front
loudspeakers
and
the
listening
position
build
an
equilateral
triangle
and
the
loudspeakers
are
at
ear-
height.
The
model
and
production
numbers
are
located
at
the
bottom
of
the
set.
This
product
complies
with
the
radio
interference
requirements
of
the
European
Community.
5
English
English
CONNECTIONS
GENERAL
RADIO
Stereo
headphone
socket
You
may
connect
stereo
headphones
with
a
3.5
mm
plug
to
the
0
socket
When
headphones
are
inserted,
the
loudspeakers
are
then
muted.
Karaoke
socket
General
operation
•
Set
the
mode
selector
to
the
source
you
want
to
listen
to.
•
Adjust
the
sound
using
VOLUME
and
GRAPHIC
EQUALIZER
controls.
GRAPHIC
EQUALIZER
controls:
100Hz
-bass
300
Hz
-
mid
range
tones
1
KHz
-
vocals
3.0
KHz
-
brightness
of
sound
10KHz
-treble
To
adjust
the
graphic
equalizer,
set
each
control
towards
+10
or
-10.
When
the
equalizer
is
not
used,
set
the
controls
to
0
(the
centre
postion).
•
Set
the
mode
selector
to
TAPE/RADIO
OFF
postion
(with
the
cassette
keys
released)
to
switch
off
the
set.
-
The
indicator
of
your
selected
mode
will
go
out.
Radio
reception
•
Set
the
mode
selector
to
RADIO.
-
The
RADIO
indicator
lights
up.
•
Adjust
the
sound
using
the
VOLUME
and
GRAPHIC
EQUALIZER
controls.
•
Select
the
wave
band
using
the
BAND
selector.
ISW/L
W
not
for
all
versions.)
•
Tune
to
a
radio
station
using
the
TUNING
knob,
or
FINE
TUNING
fortuning
shortwave
stations.
-
For
FM,
pull
out
the
telescopic
aerial.
To
improve
FM-reception,
incline
and
turn
the
aerial.
Reduce
its
length
if
the
FM-signal
is
too
strong
(very
close
to
a
transmitter).
-
For
MW/LW,
the
set
is
provided
with
a
built-in
aerial,
so
the
telescopic
aerial
is
not
needed.
Direct
the
aerial
by
turning
the
whole
set
-
For
SW1
and
SW2,
pull
out
the
telescopic
aerial
and
place
in
the
vertical
position.
Vary
the
length
to
improve
reception.
-
When
FM
STEREO
lights
up,
you
are
receiving
a
FM
stereo
transmitter.
•
To
switch
off
the
set,
set
the
MODE
selector
to
TAPE
/
RADIO
OFF
position.
-
The
RADIO
indicator
will
go
out
For
a
microphone
with
a
3,5
mm
socket.
You
can
reproduce
your
voice
amplified
through
the
loudspeakers.
•
Connect
a
microphone
to
the
KARAOKE
socket.
To
avoid
disturbing
noise,
reduce
the
volume
before
connection.
•
Set
the
mode
selector
in
position
TAPE/RADIO
OFF.
-
The
TAPE/RADIO
OFF
indicator
lights
up.
•
Press
PLAY
►
and
PAUSE
II
of
deck
1.
You
can
also
mix
your
voice
with
the
radio
or
a
cassette
signal
(Karaoke).
You
can
record
it
all
on
deck
1.
See
'Microphone
&
Karoake
recording'
for
details
of
recording
and
the
mixing
functions.
CD/Line
in
Cinch
sockets
for
amplifying
or
recording
from
a
CD
player,
amplifier,
receiver,
tuner,
recorder,
etc.
•
Connect
and
make
sure
the
R
(right)
and
L
(left)
CD/LINE
IN
sockets
corresponds
with
the
R
and
L
LINE
OUT
or
REC
OUT
sockets
of
the
other
set.
-
The
connection
cords
should
be
fully
inserted
into
the
CD/LINE
IN
sockets.
6
CASSETTE
RECORDER
Playback
on
deck
1
or
2
•
Set
the
mode
selector
to
TAPE/RADIO
OFF.
•
Press
STOP
•
OPEN
■
A
to
open
the
cassette
holder.
•
Insert
a
recorded
cassette.
•
For
playback
on
deck
2
only,
set
the
REVERSE
key
CD
to:
JL
CZD
continuous
reverse
-
For
non-stop
playback.
The
recorder
reverses
the
tape
direction
whenever
reaching
the
end
of
the
cassette.
To
stop,
STOP
•
OPEN
■
A
must
be
pressed.
ZD
single
reverse
-
To
play
both
sides
of
the
cassette
only
once.
At
the
end
of
the
first
side,
the
tape
direction
is
reversed.
The
recorder
stops
at
the
end
of
the
second
cassette
side.
•
Press
PLAY
►
to
start
playback.
-
The
TAPE/RADIO
OFF
indicator
lights
up.
•
Adjust
the
sound
using
the
BALANCE,
VOLUME
and
GRAPHIC
EQUALIZER
controls.
•
To
interrupt
playback,
press
PAUSE
11.
To
resume
press
PAUSE
ll
again.
•
On
deck
2,
you
can
reverse
the
tape
direction
automatically
at
any
moment
by
pressing
DIRECTION
The
tape
direction
indicator
will
show
the
actual
direction
of
the
tape
during
operation
of
deck
2,
•
For
fast
winding,
press
SEARCH
◄◄
or
►►
.
•
Press
STOP
•
OPEN
■
A
to
stop
playback.
-
The
TAPE/RADIO
OFF
indicator
will
go
out.
Note:
When
the
end
of
the
tape
is
reached,
the
keys
are
automatically
released
and
the
set
switched
off.
Continuous
playback
•
Set
the
mode
selector
to
TAPE/RADIO
OFF.
•
Press
both
STOP
•
OPEN
■
A
keys
to
open
the
cassette
holders.
•
Insert
a
recorded
cassette
into
both
decks.
•
Set
the
REVERSE
key
CZD
on
deck
2
to
ZD
and
select
the
tape
direction
using
the
DIRECTION
key
•
Press
PLAY
►
on
deck
2.
-
Deck
2
will
start
playback.
•
Press
PAUSE
II
and
then
PLAY
►
o
n
deck
1.
-
As
soon
as
deck
2
stops
(at
the
end
of
the
cassette
or
when
STOP
•
OPEN
■
A
is
pressed),
PAUSE
II
is
released
and
deck
1
will
start
playback.
•
To
stop
the
tape,
press
STOP
•
OPEN
■
A.
-
The
TAPE/RADIO
OFF
indicator
will
go
out.
Recording
•
Recording
is
permissible
insofar
as
copyright
or
other
rights
of
third
parties
are
not
infringed.
•
Recording
is
only
possible
with
deck
1.
During
recording
it
is
advisable
not
to
wind
or
rewind
a
cassette
in
deck
2.
•
For
recording
only
use
NORMAL
type
cassettes
(IEC
type
I)
on
which
the
tabs
are
not
broken
out.
This
set
is
NOT
suited
for
recording
on
CHROME
(IEC
II)
or
METAL
(IEC
IV)
type
cassettes.
•
Before
recording,
tighten
slack
tape
with
a
pencil,
to
avoid
jamming
the
deck
mechanism.
•
The
best
recording
level
is
automatically
set.
Altering
the
BALANCE,
VOLUME
and
GRAPHIC
EQUALIZER
controls
will
not
affect
the
recording
in
progress.
•
At
the
very
beginning
and
end
of
the
tape,
no
recording
will
take
place
during
7
seconds
when
the
leader
passes
the
recorder
heads.
•
To
prevent
the
accidental
erasure
of
a
recording,
keep
the
cassette
side
to
be
safeguarded
in
front
of
you
and
break
out
the
left
tab.
Now,
recording
on
this
side
is
no
longer
possible.
To
render
this
safeguard
ineffective,
cover
the
aperture
with
a
piece
of
adhesive
tape.
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English
English
CASSETTE
RECORDER
Recording
from
the
radio
•
Set
the
MODE
selector
to
RADIO.
-
The
RADIO
indicator
will
lights
up.
•
Tune
to
the
desired
radio
station
(see
'Radio
reception').
•
Insert
a
blank
cassette
in
deck
1.
•
Press
RECORD#
to
start
recording.
-
For
brief
interruptions,
press
PAUSE
II.
To
resume
recording
press
PAUSE
II
again.
-
A
whistling
sound
occuring
during
AM
radio
recordings
can
be
suppressed
by
setting
the
BEAT
CUT
switch
to
another
positions.
•
To
stop
recording,
press
STOP
•
OPEN
■
A.
Microphone
&
Karaoke
recording
•
Connect
the
microphone
to
the
KARAOKE
socket,
with
the
volume
turned
down
to
avoid
noise
disturbance.
•
Set
the
MODE
selector
to
the
desired
position
(TAPE/RADIO
OFF,
CD/LINE
IN
or
RADIO).
•
Insert
a
blank
cassette
in
deck
1.
•
Press
RECORD
•
to
start
recording.
-
For
brief
interruptions,
press
PAUSE
II.
To
resume
recording
press
PAUSE
II
again.
•
To
stop
recording,
press
STOP
•
OPEN
■
A.
-
If
you
want
to
monitor
your
microphone
recording,
you
can
insert
headphones
in
the
Cl
socket.
Karaoke
•
For
recording
karaoke,
connect
the
microphone
to
the
KARAOKE
socket,
with
the
volume
turned
down
to
avoid
noise
disturbance.
•
Press
both
STOP
•
OPEN
■
A
buttons
and
insert
a
recorded
tape
into
deck
2
and
a
suitable
tape
for
recording
in
deck
1.
•
Press
PAUSE
II
and
then
RECORD
•
on
deck
1.
•
To
start
recording,
press
PLAY^
on
deck
2.
PAUSE
lion
deck
1
is
then
released.
•
By
pressing
PAUSE
II
on
deck
1,
you
can
omit
undesired
passages
while
deck
2
continues.
Press
PAUSE
II
to
resume
recording.
•
To
stop
recording
karaoke,
press
both
STOP
•
OPEN
■
A
buttons.
Recording
from
CD/LINE
IN
sources
•
Connect
the
CD/LINE
in
sockets
of
the
set
with
the
LINE
OUT
or
REC
OUT
sockets
of
the
other
set.
•
Set
the
mode
selector
to
CD/LINE
in.
The
CD/UNE
IN
indicator
lights
up.
•
Insert
a
blank
cassette
tape
in
the
cassette
holder.
•
Press
RECORD#
to
start
recording.
•
to
stop
recording,
press
STOP
•
OPEN
■
A.
-
The
CD/UNE
IN
indicator
will
go
out.
Dubbing
-
Copying
from
deck
2
to
1
When
copying,
it
is
recommended
to
use
fresh
batteries
or
to
connect
the
set
to
the
mains
supply.
•
Set
the
MODE
selector
to
TAPE/RADIO
OFF.
Do
not
move
this
selector
during
dubbing.
•
Press
HIGH
SPEED
DUBBING,
unless
you
want
to
record
at
normal
speed.
Do
not
press
this
button
during
dubbing
otherwise
your
recording
will
be
affected!
•
Press
both
STOP
•
OPEN
■
A
buttons
and
insert
a
recorded
tape
into
deck
2
and
a
suitable
tape
for
recording
in
deck
1.
•
Press
PAUSE
II
and
then
RECORD
•
on
deck
1.
•
To
start
dubbing,
press
PLAY
►
on
deck
2.
PAUSE
II
on
deck
1
is
then
released.
•
By
pressing
PAUSE
II
on
deck
1,
you
can
omit
undesired
passages
while
deck
2
continues.
Press
PAUSE
II
to
resume
dubbing.
•
To
stop
dubbing,
press
both
STOP
•
OPEN
■
A
buttons.
8
GENERAL
INFORMATION
General
maintenance
•
Do
not
expose
the
set
batteries
or
cassettes
to
humitidy,
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.
•
To
clean
the
set,
use
a
soft,
slightly
dampened
chamois
leather.
Do
not
use
any
cleaning
agents
and
solvents
such
as
thinner,
benzene,
as
they
could
have
a
corrosive
effect.
Tape
deck
maintenance
To
ensure
a
good
recording
and
playback
quality,
clean
the
parts
(a),
(§)
and
©
after
approx.
50
hours
of
operation
or,
on
average
once
a
month.
Use
a
cotton
bud
slightly
moistened
with
alcohol
or
a
special
cleaning
fluid.
•
Open
the
cassette
holder
by
pressing
STOP
•
OPEN
■
A.
•
Press
PLAY
►
and
clean
the
rubber
pressure
roller
©•
•
Press
PAUSE
II
and
clean
the
magnetics
heads
®,
and
also
the
capstans
®.
•
After
cleaning,
press
STOP*
OPEN*
A.
Note:
Cleaning
of
the
heads
®
can
also
be
done
by
playing
a
cleaning
cassette
through
once
Environmental
information
All
redundant
packaging
material
has
been
omitted.
We
have
done
our
utmost
to
make
the
packaging
easily
separable
into
three
mono
materials:
cardboard
(box),
expandable
polystyrene
(buffer)
and
polyethylene
(bags,
protective
foam
sheet).
Your
set
consists
of
materials
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.
9
English
English
TROUBLESHOOTING
^
If
a
fault
occurs,
first
check
the
points
listed
below
before
taking
your
set
for
repair.
If
you
are
unable
to
remedy
a
problem
by
following
hints,
consult
your
dealer
or
service
centre.
Warning:
J
Under
no
circumstances
should
you
try
to
reapir
the
set
yourself,
as
this
would
invalidate
the
guarantee.
PROBLEM
POSSIBLE
CAUSE
REMEDY
No
sound/no
power
-
Volume
not
adjusted
•
Adjust
the
volume
-
Headphones
are
connected
•
Disconnect
headphones
-
Mains
lead
not
securely
connected
•
Connect
the
mains
lead
properly
-
Batteries
exhausted
•
Insert
new
batteries
-
Batteries
incorrectly
inserted
•
Insert
the
batteries
correctly
-
Batteries
loaded
but
mains
lead
•
Pull
out
the
mains
plug
from
the
still
connected
wall
socket
and
the
set
Severe
radio
hum
or
noise
-
Set
too
close
to
TV,
VCR
or
•
Increase
the
distance
computer
Poor
radio
reception
-
Weak
radio
aerial
signal
•
FM:
aim
the
aerial
for
the
best
reception;
AM:
rotate
the
entire
set
Reversed
left
and
right
sound
/
-
Loudspeakers
incorrectly
•
Connect
speakers
properly.
no
sound
from
one
speaker
connected
L
to
left,
R
to
right
Bad
sound
-
Unsuited
speakers
are
used
•
Use
recommended
speakers,
impedance
6
Ohms.
Poor
bass
sound
-
Speakers
not
in
phase
•
Connect
speakers
properly,
©
to
©
-pole
(red
marked
or
sleeved
cable);
0
to
©
-pole
(unmarked
cable)
Poor
cassette
sound
quality
-
Dust
and
dirt
on
the
heads.
•
Clean
the
heads
ets.,
see
Tape
capstan
or
pressure
roller
deck
maintenance
-
Use
of
incompatible
cassette
•
Only
use
NORMAL
(EICI)
for
types
(METAL
or
CHROME)
recording
Recording
does
not
work
-
Cassette
tab(s)
may
be
broken
•
Apply
a
piece
of
adhesive
tape
out
over
the
missing
tab
space.
10
Notes
51
Notes
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