Philips CD335 User manual

PHILIPS
CD 335
(§|) Compact Disc Player
5 ►
CD Lecteur de CD
11 ►
CD Compact Disc-Spieler
16 ►
CD Compact Disc-speler
21 ►
CD Reproductor 'Compact Disc'
26 ►
CD Lettore di Compact Disc
31 ►
@> Compact Disc-Afspiller
36 ►
CD Compact Disc-Spelare
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(sf) Compact Disc-Soitin
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PHILIPS
PHILIPS

(§b) English . .page 5
Illustrations......page 3
Technical data...page 53-55
Guarantee and service..page 56-58
CD Fran?ais . .page 11
Illustrations..........page 3
Caracteristiques techniques............page 53-55
Garantie et service apres-vente .........page 56-58
CD Deutsch . .Seite 16
Abbildungen . S e i te 3
Technische Daten.. S eite 53-55
Garantieleistung und Service...Seite 56-58
(nl) Nederlands. ....pagina 21
Afbeeldingen...pagina 3
Technische gegevens.......... . ... p agina 53-55
Garantie en service . p agina 56-58
CD Italiano . .pagina 31
lllustrazioni.....pagina 3
Dati tecnici............. p agina 53-55
Garanzia e servizio...........pagina 56-58
(6g) Dansk. .side 36
Figurer.... s i d e 3
Tekniske data...............side 53-55
Garanti og seivice... s i d e 56-58
CD Svenska. .sida 41
Figurer..... s i d a 3
Tekmska data.......................sida 53-55
Garanti och service........... .... s i d a 56-58
(sf) Suomi. .sivu 46
Kuvat...... ....sivu 3
Tekniset tiedot...sivu 53-55
Takuu ja huolto..... s i vu 56-58
CD Espanol. .pagina 26
llustraciones......pagina 3
Datos tecnicos........pagina 53-55
Garantia ......pagina 56-58
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INSTALLATION
POWER SUPPLY SETTING
• Check that the type plate on the rear of your
player indicates the correct supply voltage.
• If your mains supply voltage is different, con¬
sult your dealer or our Service Organisation.
Certain versions of this player are equipped
with a voltage selector (3), which enables you
to set the player to the correct mains voltage
yourself. When changing the voltage setting, it
is also necessary to change the mams fuse (1)
to one of the correct rating: T200 mA (slow
blow fuse) for 110/127 V; T100 mA (slow blow
fuse) for 220 V - 230 V/ 230 V - 240 V.
CONNECTIONS (Fig. 1) _
1 Mains fuse holder (not all versions)
See 'Power supply setting'.
2 Mains socket
• Insert the plug of the mains lead (supplied) into
the mains socket.
• Connect the other end to your mains supply.
- The player is now switched on immediately.
3 Voltage selector (not all versions)
See 'Power supply setting'.
4 ANALOGUE OUT
For the connecting cable to the amplifier.
• Insert a red plug into the 'R' socket and the
other plug into the 'L' socket.
• Insert the two other plugs into the correspon¬
ding sockets of the CD or AUX input of your
amplifier. You can also use the TUNER or TAPE
IN connection, but never the PHONO input!
5 EASY LINK
- For connecting up the equipment in a PHILIPS
HiFi system with its own remote control sys-
tem.
- For connecting the remote control receiver EM
2200, available as an accessory. (Not available
in the U.K J
- For connecting the player to a PHILIPS cassette
deck with a CD DUBBING function. See also
’CD DUBBING" on page 9.
NOTE!
When using the player in the Philips HiFi
system F$ 320, it is recommended that the units
are stacked as follows (from top to bottom):
7 record player FP 320;
2 receiver FR 320;
3 CD-player CD 335,
4 cassette deck FC 320.
This stacking order gives the optimum sound
quality and prevents any interference from out¬
side
FITTING A MAINS PLUG (UK, only) _ f
The wires in the mains lead are coloured in accor¬
dance with the following code:
Blue - Neutral; Brown - Live.
As the colours of the wires may not correspond
with the terminal identification in your plug, pro¬
ceed as follows:
• Connect the brown wire to the terminal marked
'L' or coloured brown or red.
• Connect the blue wire to the terminal marked
'N' or coloured blue or black.
No connection should be made to the earth
terminal of the plug!
For 13 A plugs, conforming to BS1363, use a 3
A fuse.
For other plugs, use a 5 A or lower fuse m the
plug, adaptor or at the distribution board.
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English
OPERATION
FRONT OF PLAYER (Fig. 2) _
1 STANDBY/ON
Switching on and off.
2 SCAN
Automatically playing the beginning of each
track.
3 SHUFFLE
Playing in random order.
4 REPEAT
Repeating play.
5 Display
Informs you about the functioning of the play¬
er.
6 NTRACKH
- Selecting another track during play.
- Selecting a track to start play with.
- Selecting tracks when compiling a programme.
- Selecting the tape length when making a tape
recording.
7 MM SEARCH ►►
- Fast search for a passage.
- Selecting the tape length when making a tape
recording.
8 A-B
Setting the starting and stopping point of a
passage to be repeated.
9 OPEN/CL{ose)
Opening and closing the CD compartment
10 PROGRAM
- Storing tracks in a programme.
- Checking the programme.
- Erasing tracks from a programme.
11 ADV(anced) EDIT
Selecting EDIT mode to enter the tape length
when making a tape recording.
12 STOP/CP
- Stopping play.
- Erasing a programme (CM = Clear Memory).
13 PAUSE
Interrupting play.
14 PLAY/REPLAY
- Starting play.
- Returning to the beginning of a track.
DISPLAY (Fig. 3) _
TRACK - Indicates the track number being play¬
ed; shows how many tracks there are on the CD.
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- Lights during play;
- Flashes when play is interrupted (PAUSE).
TIME - Indicates the elapsed playing time of the
track being played.
TOTAL TIME - Indicates the total playing time of
a disc or a programme.
PROGRAM - Lights up when a programme is be¬
ing stored.
SCAN - Lights up when the first 10 seconds of
each track are played.
SHUFFLE - Lights up when the tracks are played
in random order.
A-B - Lights up when a passage is repeated.
REPEAT - Lights up when the entire CD or a pro¬
gramme is repeated.
EDIT - Lights up when the player is put in the
EDIT mode.
ERR(or)- Lights up if you:
- make an error in operating the player;
- try to start play when the CD is inserted with
the printed side og down or if the CD is
damaged.
dISC- Lights up if you try to start play without a
CD in the CD compartment
OPEN- Lights up when you open the CD com¬
partment.
SWITCHING ON AND OFF (STAND BY/QN)
• Press STAND BY/ON to switch the player on.
• Press STAND BY/ON again to switch the player
off.
• Remove the plug from the wall socket to fully
switch off the player.
PLAYBACK (PLAY/REPLAY)
• Open the CD compartment by pressing
OPEN/CL(ose).
• Insert a CD in the CD compartment, printed
side up (Fig. 4).
• Close the CD compartment by hand or by
pressing OPEN/CL(ose),
- Press PLAY/REPLAY.
- flights up and playback starts.
You can also press PLAY/REPLAY immediately
after inserting the CD; the CD compartment
then closes automatically.
- The track being played is always shown under
TRACK and its elapsed playing time is shown
under TIME.
- After the last track play stops.
- The display shows the number of tracks and
the playing time*of the CD.
You can interrupt playback by pressing PAUSE;
PAUSE then lights up and >starts flashing. Press
PLAY/REPLAY to restart.
If you press PLAY/REPLAY during play, the cur¬
rent track starts again from the beginning.
You can stop playback by pressing STOP/CP or
OPEN/CL(ose).
IMPORTANTl
The lens of the laser (fig. 5) should never be
touched!
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OPERATION
SELECTING ANOTHER TRACK DURING
PLAY ( ◄ TRACK ► ! ) _
• Press ► ! or ◄ until the desired track number
appears under TRACK.
- The music stops and a moment later the selec¬
ted track begins to play.
FAST SEARCH FOR A PASSAGE
( ◄ ◄ SEARCH ► ► ) _
• Hold ◄◄ d own to search backwards.
• Hold ►► down to search forwards.
The searching speed is determined by how long a
key is pressed:
- the first 2 seconds fairly slowly, with sound;
- then at maximum speed, with no sound.
If you reach the end of the last track of the CD
and release play will resume a few seconds
before the end.
STARTING WITH A PARTICULAR TRACK
( ◄ TRACK ► [ and PLAY/REPLAY)
• Close the CD compartment by hand or by
pressing OPEN/CL(ose).
- The display shows the number of tracks and
the playing time of the CD.
• Press ► ! or ◄ until the desired track number
appears under TRACK.
• Now press PLAY/REPLAY within 8 seconds.
- Play starts from the selected track.
SCANNING THE DISC (SCAN)
REPEATING A PASSAGE (A-B)
• During play press A-B at the required starting
point.
- A lights up.
• Press A-B again at the required stopping point.
- B lights up. The passage between points A and
B will now be replayed continuously.
• Press A-B again if you wish to return to normal
play.
To find the starting and stopping points quickly,
you can use the ◄ ◄ SEARCH ► ► keys.
REPEATING THE CD (REPEAT)
• Press REPEAT before or during play.
- REPEAT lights up and the CD will now be re¬
peated again and again.
• Press REPEAT again to stop the REPEAT func¬
tion.
• Press SCAN before or during play.
- If the CD compartment was open, it will now
close.
- SCAN lights up and the first 10 seconds of
each track are played in turn; 10 seconds are
counted down each time under TIME.
• When the player reaches a track which you
wish to hear in full, press SCAN again.
During scanning, the ◄ TRACK ► ! keys can be
used.
PLAYING IN A RANDOM ORDER (SHUFFLE)
• Press SHUFFLE before or during play.
- If the CD compartment was open it will now
close.
- SHUFFLE lights up.
- The tracks are now played in a random order.
• Press SHUFFLE again if you wish to revert to
normal play.
If you press ◄ , you will return to a track which
has already been played.
If you press you are selecting any other track.
If you press REPEAT, the tracks will be repeated
in a different order each time.
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English
PROGRAMMING
You can store 20 tracks from each CD in any re¬
quired sequence in a programme. If you exceed
the maximum of 20 tracks, FULL lights up.
STORING A PROGRAMME
(M TRACK ► ! and PROGRAM)
• Close the CD compartment by hand or by
pressing OPEN/CL(ose),
- The display shows the number of tracks and
the playing time of the CD.
• Press ► ! or until the first track number you
wish to programme appears under TRACK.
• Now press PROGRAM within 8 seconds.
- PROGRAM lights up, followed by a P (for Pro¬
gramme); the number has now been stored in
the player's memory.
• Select the other track numbers required and
store each track by pressing PROGRAM.
- The number of tracks and the playing time of
the programme will be shown under TRACK
and TOTAL TIME (for 2 seconds).
STORING A PROGRAMME USING SCAN
• Press SCAN before or during play.
- If the CD compartment was open, it will now
close.
- SCAN lights up and the first 10 seconds of
each track are played in turn; ten seconds are
counted down each time under TIME.
• Press PROGRAM at each track you wish to in¬
clude in the programme.
- The player immediately starts to play the first
10 seconds of the next track.
• Press PLAY/REPLAY to play the programme.
CHECKING THE PROGRAMME (PROGRAM)
• Press PROGRAM before, during or after
programmed play.
- All the track numbers appear in the program¬
med sequence on the display.
PLAYING THE PROGRAMME (PLAY/REPLAY)
• Press PLAY/REPLAY.
- /> lights up and play begins with the first num¬
ber of the programme.
All keys can be used during programmed play.
Searching for a passage is limited to within the
track being played.
ERASING A PROGRAMME
(STOP/CP or OPEN/CL)
• Press STOP/CP twice, or, if the CD has already
stopped, just once; you can also press OPEN/-
CL(ose) straight away.
- The programme has now been erased.
ERASING A TRACK FROM A PROGRAMME
( H TRACK N and PROGRAM) _
• Press ► ! or W, before or after programmed
play, until the number you wish to erase ap¬
pears on the display.
• Press PROGRAM within 8 seconds.
- The Pafterthe number disappears; the number
has now been erased.
- The remaining tracks and their playing time are
shown on the display.
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«gj« FR0M YOUR CD PLAYER
In the EDIT mode you can store the tape lenqth
in the player memory. This will then determine
which tracks fit on one side of the tape and a
pause will automatically be inserted after the
last track. ~ '
• Press EDIT (in STOP mode).
- C 90 lights up.
• With ► ! and M you can now select the required
tape length: C30 , C 46. C60, C 90 or C 120
A^!?, n . 9 w s can selected using the
otAKCH ► ► keys.
• You can now record the CD or a programme
trom it; the programme must be stored in ad¬
vance.
• Press PLAY/REPLAY.
- > lights up and play begins.
- After each track a 5 second pause will be in-
serted,
- Play will stop after the last track.
- PAUSE lights up and > starts flashinq
> Turn the tape over.
’ Press PLAY/REPLAY.
■ The remaining tracks will now be played.
v NOTE!
~ You can also start playback with SHUFFLE;
the tracks will then be recorded in a random
order.
" As soon as you press PLAY/REPLAY or
SHUFFLE, the other player functions will
temporarily be switched off to prevent the
recording being interfered with
cr^^^'^P'^^c^ecordmg by pressing
STOP/CP or OPEN/CL(ose); EDIT CANCEL-
LED then lights up
- Should the CD or the programme be longer
than the total tape length, play will stop after
the last track that fits onto side B of the tape.
OTHER POSSIBILITIES
CD DUBBI NG (synchronised recording ) _
If the player is connected via the EASY LINK
rfnn S RR 0 iMrf i P S cassette deck having a
™ DUBBING function, synchronised record¬
ings can be made.
* ! et th ® P | a V er to the STOP or EDIT mode.
* nf es . s DUBBING on the cassette deck.
Playback and recording will start at the same
time.
* STOP/CP or*O P BM/CLfose).^' 1 1 ^ by PreSSi " 9
NOTE!
As soon as you press CD DUBBING, the other
prayer functions will temporarily be switched
off to prevent the recording being interfered
with.
STAND BY
If the player is connected via the EASY LINK
sockets to a PHILIPS HiFi system, the player can
STANnRv h A » D BY i n ? od e by Passing the
STAND BY button of the system.
STAND BY is cancelled when any of the followina
functions are activated- ng
PUWREPLAY, STOP/CP, SCAN, SHUFFLE
ADVfanced) EDIT, OP E N /CL(ose), M or ( ◄ '
~ ~ NOTE!
if, during play, you select another source on the
amplifier, then play will be interrupted (PAUSE)-
except when CD DUBBING is active. You can
restart playback by pressing PLAY/REPLAY on
the player.
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ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
maintenance _
The CDs . . , rn
• Never write on the printed side of a CD.
• Do not attach any stickers to the'CD.
• Keep the shiny surface of the CD clean.
Use a soft lint-free cloth and always wipe the
disc in a straight line from centre to edge.
• Never use cleaning agents for conventional rec-
• Detergents or abrasive cleaning agents should
not be used either.
T*A chamois leather slightly moistened with wa¬
ter is sufficient for cleaning the player.
• Do not use cleaning agents containing alcohol,
spirits, ammonia or abrasives.
• The lens of the laser (Fig. 5) should not be
cleaned.
FAULTS AND THEIR LIKELY CAUSES _
If a fault occurs, run through the points listed be-
low before taking your player for repair. Check
whether:
- condensation has formed on the lens of the
laser due to a dramatic change in temperature,
this will disappear automatically after some
- the^D has been inserted correctly with the
printed side up and that there is a CD in the
- SeCDtedK. badly S cratched or warped;
- the player has been connected to the PHONU
socket of the amplifier.
If the fault remains, try to clear it by switching the
player off and on again:
• Remove the mains plug from the wall socket.
• Insert the mains plug in the wall socket again.
If this also fails to he l p , consult your dealer.
Under no circumstances should you repair
the player yourself f as this will invalidate
the guarantee! __