Philips Cdi 180 User manual

CDI 180 CDI

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important instructions

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WARNING

This

equipment

generates, uses and radiates

radio frequency energy and if not installed and

used

In

accordance

with

this instruction

manual, may cause interference to radio

communications. It has been tested and found

to comply

with

the limits

for

class A computing

devices pursuant to subpart J

of

part 15

of

the

FCC

rules,

which

are designed to

provide reasonable protection against such

interference

when

operated

in

a commercial

environment. Operation

of

this

equipment

in

a

residential area

is

likely

to

cause interference,

in

which case the user at his

own

expense will

be required to take

whatever

measures may

be necessary to correct the interference.

IMPORTANT

This product

was

FCC

certified under test conditions that

included use

of

shielded cables and connectors

between

system components. It

is

impo

rta

nt that you use shielded

cables to· reduce the possibility of causing interference to

radios, television sets and other electronic devices. If you have

any problems contact your dealer.

LASER SAFETY

This unit employs a laser. Only a qualified service person

should remove

the

cover or

attempt

to service this device, due

to the possibility of eye damage.

CAUTION

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OF

CONTROLS

OR

ADJUSTMENTS

OR

PERFORMANCE

OF

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DISC LOADING WARNING

DO NOT LOAD ANY

TYPE

OF

DISC INTO THE

CD-I

PLAYER

WITHOUT FIRST PUTTI

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IT

INTO THE CADDY, AS THIS

WILL

DAMAGE THE DISC HANDLING MECHANISM AND/OR

THE DISC.

CLASS

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LASER

PRODUCT

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divisi

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CONTENTS

Page

1.

INTRODUCTION ........................

..

....................................

....

5

Unpacki

ng

Sa

fety instructions

2.

INSTALLATION .

..

.................

...

..

..................

..

..................

..

.6

Installing the C

D-I

system

Video connections

Audio connections

Inserting batteries

in

the remote control

Connecting t

he

remote control by cable

Connecti

ng

a mouse

Connecti

ng

to the

power

supply

Switchi

ng

powe

r to t

he

CD

-I system

Getting started: pl

ay

i

ng

a

CD-I

disc

3.

SUMMARY

OF

CONTROLS AND CONNECTIONS ...........9

CD-I

player

Mu

lti-Media Controller module

Remote control

Mouse

4.OPERATING YOUR CD-I SYSTEM..........................

..

........

11

Switch

in

g on

Sw

itching

to

system standby

Switching

off

Loadi

ng

of

CD-I

di

scs

Pu

tt

ing a

CD-I

disc in the

cad

dy

Loadi

ng

a CD-I disc

us

in

g the caddy

Unloadi

ng

a

CD-I

disc us

in

g the

cad

dy

Main menu

Cu

rsor

To

select a functi

on

or command

Playing a

CD-I

application disc

Clock

System

CD-Audio

Remote

co

nt

rol

functions

Screen menu functions

5.ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

..

.........................................14

Fa

ul

t check

li

st

(troub

le

shooti

ng)

Cleaning the mouse

Technical

in

formation

Extendi

ng

your CD-I system

Pe

rsonal

Memo

ry Card

RS

232-C Connector block

Expansion mod

ul

e

1

INTRODUCTION

We

lcome to Compact Disc Interactive

(C

D-I

),

the latest

appli

ca

tion of opti

ca

l disc technology.

CD

-I

is

an

exciting

new

interactive multi-media system

wh

i

ch

connects to a T

V,

Monito

r and/or Hi

-Fi

to provide educatio

n,

entertainment and

information.

C

D-I

is

based on a

wo

rl

dw

ide accepted st

an

da

rd

whic

h means

that all discs made to the standard

ca

n be played

on

this

system.

Yo

ur

CD

-I system

is

an

integrated system

wh

i

ch

can

ha

ndle soun

d,

video-graphics, text

an

d computer information.

The

CD-

I player

can

play both

CD-I

discs and normal audio CDs

(also the audio 'tracks'

of

C

D-

Video discs)

The

Mu

lti-Media Contr

ol

ler module

(o

r

MMC

modul

e)

CDI

181

is necessary to control a

ll

inputs

an

d

ou

tputs

fr

om your C

D-

I

system.

This manual

must

be used to

in

stall your C

D-I

system

sa

fely and quickl

y,

and wi

ll

show

you the basic

operation

of

the system.

Unpacking

The

follow

in

g accessories are provided

wit

h t

hi

s CD

-I

system

(player

CD

I 180

an

d

MMC

C

DI

181

):

CDI 180

• Ma

in

s

(A

C)

in

terconnection cable

• 3 Cinch

(RCA)

cable links

• 3 E

mpty

ca

ddies

• Side cover

CD

I 181:

• Mains

(AC)

power

supply cable

•

Con

t

ro

l ca

bl

e

• CVBS video cable (for USA version only)

• Stereo audio c

ab

le (for USA version on

ly)

• R

emote

control

(t

ype 22 ER 905

0)

• 3 Batteries for r

emote

control (type

R6,

LR

6 or AA)

• RS 232-C co

nn

ector block, and s

id

e end-

ca

p

• Mouse (type

22

ER

9010)

Safety

instructions

Yo

ur

CD-

I pl

ay

er and the Multi-

Med

ia Controller (MMC) module

are advanced electronic systems. The fo

ll

ow

in

g

sa

fety

ins

tr

uctions

mus

t be followed before using them:

• Check if your

ma

in

s

(AC)

supply volt

ag

e is the

sa

me

as

that

given

on

the type

pl

ate on the rear

of

the

CD

-I

player and

Mu

lti-M

ed

ia Controller module. If your mains

(AC)

supply

voltage is d

iff

erent consult your CD-I dealer.

• Make sure that air can circ

ul

ate freely through the

ventilation openings of the CD-I system.

• Do n

ot

place the CD-I system near a heat source

(e

.

g.

a

h

ea

ting system radiator

),

or

in

direct sun

li

ght.

• Do n

ot

use

li

quids near the

CD-I

system; if a liquid

is

accidently sp

il

led into the syste

m,

swi

t

ch

it

off

and consult

your dealer.

• Never a

tt

e

mpt

to r

epa

ir the

CD-I

system yourself. Always

consult a q

ual

ified service technicia

n.

(Note: There are

dangerous voltages inside the CD-I system).

SEE WARNING INSIDE THE FRONT COVER FOR LASER

SAFETY.

5

2

INSTALLATION

Installing

the

CD-I system

• Put the

MMC

module

on

a flat stable surface.

• Put the

CD

-I player on top of the

MMC

module and fasten

the t

wo

units together by turning the slots located on both

sides

of

the

CD-I

player using a coin. This action engages

the hooks

in

the

MMC

modul

e.

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Note. When the CD-I system

is

installed

in

a cabinet

an

unobstructed space

of

5 ems

(2

inches) is required around

the

system

to ensure proper ventilation.

• Remove the l

ower

end-cap

(A}

of the connectors from the

CD-I

player and the upper end-cap (B} of the

MMC

module

and

keep the screws

fo

r later use.

6

• Find the three Cinch

(RCA)

cable links supplied Connect

(in

turn) the CLOCK sockets, the

DO

sockets, and the

RS

sockets of the

CD-

I player and the

MMC

module,

us

i

ng

t

he

three Cinch

(RCA)

ca

ble links.

• Find and then attach the side cover

(C)

using the screws

whi

ch

have been removed.

• Connect the

ma

i

ns

(AC)

in

terconnection cable between t

he

upper

AC

OUTLET

(24)

of

the

MMC

module and the

AC

inlet

(4)

of the

CD

-I

player. (See flap)

Note:

If

the

system

has to be transported, both units

must

be

disconnected.

The

hooks are

not

for transportation. F

or

protection

of

the connectors, replace the endcaps.

You

can

place your TV set or

monitor

next to the

CD-I

system.

It is also possible

to

put the monitor

on

top

of

the

CD-I

player.

CONNECTIONS Player module

RGB cable

Note:

The

power

must

be

switched

off

before connecting

or

disconnecting the units.

Video connections

• Select either 525 or 625 lines using the switch

(22)

on the

re

ar

panel of the

MMC

module (see flap).

Note: Switching from 625 to 525 lines

or

vice versa is only

effective

after

a

power

down

or

reset.

525 lines (NTSC)

Connect your

TV

or

monitor

to either:

-the

RG

B

output

socket

-the

Y/C

(S-Video)

output

socket

-the VIDEO

(CVBS)

output

socket (yellow).

The

RGB

output provides the best quality video. The

Y/C

(S-V

ideo) output provides a better quality video signal compared

to the broadcast television quality

of

the C

VB

S output.

North America and Japan use the '525-line' television system

(NTSC}

625 lines (PAL, SECAM)

Connect your

TV

or monitor to

-the

RGB

output

socket.

These connections are on the

MMC

module. The one you use

depends on the input sockets provided on your

TV

or monitor.

Note:

Not

connectable to

15

VGA

Connector.

Use the included CV

BS

cable (USA version only), or order the

interface cable

SBC

1134 for a

TV

or monitor with a

Euroconnector.

Europe and

many

other countries use the '625-line' television

system

(PAL

or

SECAM). Check the

TV

or

monitor

manual

or

contact your dealer.

Audio connections

Audio reproduction can be heard via your

TV

and/or monitor or

via your Hi-Fi system.

2

INSTALLATION

If you are using your

TV

or

monitor

for audio reproduction,

connect the

two

Cinch

(RCA)

connectors -

Red

(Right channel

-20) and

White

(Left channel-21) on the back of the

MMC

module

wi

th

the

stereo audio cable or a Euroconnector cable

to

the TV or monitor.

Otherwise, connect the Hi-Fi

system

v

ia

the

two

Cinch

(RCA)

connectors,

Red

(Right channel) and

Wh

ite (Left channel) on

the

back

of

the

MMC

module.

Note: Do

not

connect the Cinch

(RCA)

outputs on the

MMC

module to the phono inputs

of

the Hi-Fi system.

Headphones can be connected via the PHONES socket

(12)

on

the

front

of

the

MMC

module (see flap).

Inserting batteries

in

the

remote

control

The

CD-I

remote control uses three 1

.5

volt batteries. (We

recommend a

lka

line batteries

type

R6,

LR6 or

AA)

• Remove the cover plate

from

the battery

compartment

located at the back of the

remote

control.

• Insert the 3 batteries

in

the battery

compartment

as

shown.

• Replace the cover plate.

Note:

The

battery life is approximately

20

hours

of

continuous

use.

7

2

INSTALLATION

Connecting

the

remote

control

by

cable

If the position

of

your

CD

-I system makes it difficult to operate

the remote control using

in

fra-red, then the remote control

can

be

connected to the

MMC

module CONTROL port

(13)

via

the

control cable supplied. First ensure the

MMC

module

is

switched

off

or

in

standb

y,

before connecting.

When required, control devices other than the remote control

can

be

connected at the

MMC

CONTROL port.

Note: When the

remote

control is connected

by

cable it is

powered

by the

MMC

module .

Connecting a mouse

• Insert the mouse connector

in

port 1 (14). If a second

mouse

is

to

be

used, connect it to port 2 (1

4).

Connecting

to

the

power

supply

• Connect the mains

power

supply cable between the

AC

inlet

(25)

at the back of the

MMC

module and the wall

AC

power

socket (see flap).

Switching

power

to

the

CD-I system

• Set the

power

sw itch on the back

of

the

CD

-I

player

(5)

to

on

(1)

In

normal operation it is recommended to leave the

switch

in

th

is

position.

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• Press the

MMC

POWER

switch

(7)

to

on and check if the

green

power

indicator

(8)

lights.

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Getting

started: playing a CD-I disc

• Sw itch

on

yo

ur

TV

or monitor and Hi

-Fi

System (if used).

• Switch

on

the

power

to the MMC module and

CD

-I player

by pressing the POWER switch on the

MMC

module

(7)

and

check the green

po

we

r indicator

(8)

is

lit.

• Insert the caddy

wit

h a

CD-I

disc into the

ca

dd

y slot and

remove the

empty

caddy. The disc

is

now loaded.

• Use the remote control or mouse to select

CD-I

from the

menu on screen.

The CD-I system starts to play the

CD-I

application from the

di

sc.

You

control the play sequence by pointing the cursor and

selecting from menus that are displayed on your

TV

or monitor.

For information on

how

·

to

operate your

CD-I

System see

page

11.

3

SUMMARY

OF

CONTROLS

AND

CONNECTIONS

CDI

180 (PLAYER MODULE)

See flap (front view) .

1 Power indicator

Lights

"g

reen"

whe

n power is app

li

ed (normally

via

the

MMC

module).

2. Caddy slot

Used to insert the disc by means

of

the caddy.

3. Player display indicator

Shows the status of the

CD-I

player.

Player dis

pla

y indications:

if no disc loaded, flashes during disc read in.

When a disc

is

read

in

, the following are displayed depend

in

g

on the type

of

CD

disc.

BB

BB.BB

Total number of tracks and running

time

of

a

Compact Disc or audio part

of

CD

Vi

deo.

1-

I I

L

D-1

When a CD-I disc has been loaded

or,

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When a

CD-I

disc also containing Digital

Audio tracks has been loaded.

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When another type

of

data disc has been

loaded (not playable by

CD-I

system).

While playing the display

wi

ll

show:

OJ

OU

J

LI

I I When a CD-I, CD-DA or CD-V disc

is

being

played.

See flap (rear v

ie

w

).

4.

AC inlet

For connecting the

CD-I

pla

yer

to

the upper

AC

po

we

r

outlet

of

the

MMC

module.

5.

Power switch

Switches po

wer

on or

off

to the

CD-

I player. "I"is

on,

"O

"

is

off.

CDI

181

(MMC-MODULE)

See flap (front view)

6.

SYSTEM STANDBY switch

Pressing this switch puts the

MMC

module into or takes it

out of, the standby condition.

7.

POWER switch

Switches power on or

off

to the

MMC

and any

AC

connected modules.

8.

Power indicator

Lights "green"

when

power

is

ap

plie

d.

9.

Standby indicator

Lights "

red"

when the system

is

in

standby.

10.

IR

received indicator

Lights "orange" when the

IR

receiver receives a signal

from the remote control.

11.

VOLUME

control

Sets sound

le

v

el

when listening

via

headphones (push first

to

cause control knob to pop out, then turn to adJust the

volume

le

v

el).

12. PHONES socket

For connecting stereo headphone.

13. CONTROL port

For connecting the remote control and/or other suitable

control de

vi

ces using a control cable.

14. 1 and 2

For connect

in

g a mouse or another suitable control device.

15 RESET key

If control

of

program

is

lost, pressing this key returns

system to initial state.

16.

IC

card slot

For insert

in

g the Personal

Memory

Card (if required by the

CD-I

application).

17. Infra Red receiver

Receives infra red {

IR

) signals

from

the remote control.

18. CD-DA indicator

Lights "green"

when

a CD-DA track

is

read

by

the

CD-I

player.

19. CD-I indicator

Lights "green" when a

CD

-I track

is

read by the

CD-I

player.

See flap (rear view).

20. Audio output

{R)

For connecti

ng

the

MMC

module to the r

ig

ht channel

of

yo

ur

HI

-F

l system.

21. Audio output

{L)

For connecting the

MMC

module to the left channel

of

your HI-Fl system.

22.

525/625

Lines selector

For sett

in

g the display format

to

television standard.

23. Video output Y

/C

{S-Video)

For

connecting the

MMC

module to a display

via

an

Y/C

(S-Video)

cab

le

.

24. AC outlets

For providing

power

to

the

CD-

I player and

to

another

system module,

via

the mains

(AC)

in

terconnection cable.

25.

AC

inlet

For providing

power

to the system

via

the

ma

ins

(AC)

power

supply cable.

26. Video output (RGB)

For connecting the

MMC

module to a display

via

an

RGB

cable.

27. Video output (CVBS)

For connecting the

MMC

module to a disp

la

y

via

the

CVBS

video cable.

Remote control

The function

is

to

provide a

CD-I

control facili

ty

to move the

cursor to

whe

re

you want

on

the

TV

or monitor screen.

Th

e

remote control combines control functions for playing CD-I

discs, CD-DA discs and

CD-I

system functions.

Note: When using the remote control

without

the control

cable,

point

it

at

the

JR

receiver (17) on the

MMC

module.

9

3

SUMMARY

OF

CONTROLS

AND

CONNECTIONS

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REMOTE

CONTROL

For play control of

the

CD-I system and CD-I

discs:

1.

Joystick

Cursor control device

whic

h controls the speed and

direction of cursor

movement

on

the

TV

or monitor screen.

2.

Action keys

T

wo

pairs

of

keys which initiate the function, i.e. command

or icon at w

hi

ch

the cursor

is

point

in

g.

For

the

play control of CD-DA

discs:

NOTE: these keys do

not

function while playing CO-I discs.

3.

PLAY

key

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Press this key

to

start disc playback.

10

4.

PAUSE key

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Press th

is

key

to

in

terrupt disc playback, p

la

yback is

stopped temporarily at that position.

To

resume playback,

press the

Pla

y key.

5.

STOP key

(ii)

Press this key to stop playback.

6.

MUTE

key

Ciffi)

Press this key

to

get

in

pause. Press again to resume

p

la

yback.

7.

SEARCH keys

Fa

st forward

rn:

When this key

is

held pressed during playback, the player

searches forward at high speed.

Fast reverse

~:

When this key is held pressed during playback t

he

player

searches backward at high speed.

8.

TRACK keys

Next track key

[El

Each

time

this key

is

pressed during playback, one tra

ck

is

skipped

in

the

forwar

d

di

rection, and playback

is

started

from that

tr

ack.

Previous track key

~:

Ea

ch

time

th

is

key

is

pressed during playback, one track

is

skipped

in

the backward direction,

an

d playback

is

started

fr

om that track.

9. 0-9 digit keys

For entering numbers (n

ot

used for playing CD-DA or CD-V

discs)

10. SCREEN key

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Pressing this key reduces brightness

of

the TV or monitor

screen. Press any other mode/action key

to

restore

brightness to its previous level.

For control of

the

CD-I system:

11

.SYSTEM STANDBY key

~

Controls the switching

of

the

CD-I

player system from the

power

-on mode into the standby mode or from s

ta

ndby

mode

in

to

the po

wer

-on mode.

12. Control cable connector

Connects the C

D-I

·remote

co

ntrol with the

MMC

module

via

the control cabl

e.

13. Side attachment slot

Fixes remote control

to

other control

s,

if used.

,

....

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Mouse

Moving the mouse moves the cursor around the screen.

1.

Two

action keys

For initiating the function,

i.

e.

comma

nd

/icon at which the

cursor

is

pointing

4

OPERATING

YOUR

CD-I

SYSTEM

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Switching on

• Switch

on

your monitor or

TV

and, if used, Hi-Fi system.

• Either, press the POWER

sw

itch on the front

of

the

MMC

module. Check the green

power

indicator lights.

•

Or,

if the red standby indicator

is

on press the SYSTEM

STANDBY switch

on

the

MMC

module. Check the green

power

indicator lights.

The display

on

your monitor or

TV

shows

the following main

menu.

Ho

weve

r,

before proceeding a few other operating instructions

should

be

known.

Switching

to

system standby

(if system

is

in

power

on mode)

• Press the SYSTEM STANDBY

switch

on the

MMC

module

or the SYSTEM STANDBY switch on the remote control

unit.

You

can

now

control switch-on from the remote

control. The red standby indicator lights on the

MMC

module.

Switching off

To

switch

power

off

completely.

• Press the POWER switch

on

the front

of

the

MMC

module

to

OFF.

The green

power

indicator

on

the

CD-I

player

and

MMC

module

wi

ll go out. If in system standby mode, the

red standby indicator

wi

ll

go out.

Loading of CD-I discs

WARNING:

Do

not load any type

of

disc without first putting it

into a caddy,

as

this will damage the disc loading mechanism

and/or the disc.

Your

CD-I

player requires a

CD-I

disc

to

be

loaded

with

a caddy.

If the disc

is

not supplied

in

a caddy proceed

as

follows:

Putting a CD-I disc

in

the

caddy

• Either disengage the hooks

of

the disc holder using a

ballpoint pen (for example), and pull out the disc holder.

• Or remove the disc holder from the caddy

us

ing the loading

tool (if supplied).

Note: Also load CD-DA and CD-V discs into a caddy as

described.

Remove the disc holder from the caddy (notches to the right).

Hold the disc

in

the centre and place it into the disc holder

with

the disc label upwards (notches to the left).

Insert the disc holder into the caddy.

11

4

OPERATING

YOUR

CD-I

SYSTEM

Loading a CD-I disc using

the

caddy

• Insert the caddy

wit

h the disc into the caddy slot

on

the

CD

-I

pla

ye

r.

Make sure that the four notches on the caddy

are on the l

eft

side.

• After you hear a 'click' remove the

empty

caddy from the

slot

The disc and the disc-holder are

now

loaded into the

CD-I player.

Unloading a CD-I disc using

the

caddy

• Finish or Exit the C

D-I

app

li

cation from the displayed menu.

•

In

sert

an

empty caddy into the caddy slot on the

CD-

I pl

ayer,

until you hear a 'click'.

• Remove the caddy from the sl

ot

(T

he disc and holder w

ill

now

be inside the caddy.)

12

Note: If you try

to

unload a disc while a disc

is

playing you

may disturb the normal operation

of

the system. If this

accidentally happens you must press the RESET key

to

return

to

the main menu.

Main

menu

Th

ere are 4 items

in

the main menu that

ca

n be

se

lected,

these are:

CD-I,

Clock, System and

CD

audio.

CD-I

~

I(CLOCK) I

I~YSTEM) I

I

CD

-AUDIO I

~ll

._I----'--'-----'---'-----'

The left side

of

the

ma

in menu is always present

to

allow you

to change options at any time.

Cursor

When a cursor

is

displayed, it

ca

n be moved around the screen

by means of the remote control, the mouse or another contr

ol

device. Pressing the action

ke

y(s) marked

with

one dot

in

itiates the command/icon at

wh

ich the

cu

rsor is pointing.

Pressing the key(s) marked

wit

h

two

dots wi

ll

result

in

appl

ic

ation dependent actions.

To

select a function or

command

•

Move

the cursor onto the i

tem

to be selected,

us

in

g the

remote control, mouse or another control device.

• Press the

ac

tion

ke

y

on

the remote control (or mouse).

Playing a CD-I application disc

• Load a disc (using the caddy) into the caddy slot on the

CD-I

playe

r.

The

CD-

I player display panel w

ill

indicate that a

CD-I

disc

has been loaded.

• Select [CD-I] at the main menu using the remote cont

rol

or

mouse.

• Press the action key

on

the r

emote

control or mouse.

Th

e

CD-

I application disc w

ill

then take· control

of

all the

functions of the

CD-I

system, and

wi

ll

supply any

information necessary

to

interact

with

the application.

• The

CD

-I

application w

il

l display the necessary control

functions for running the application. It w

il

l also provide a

"STOP" or

"EX

IT"

command/icon to end the application and to

return to the main menu.

4

OPERATING

YOUR

CD-I

SYSTEM

Clock

If [CLOCK]

is

se

lected at the main menu then t

he

fo

ll

ow

i

ng

is

shown:

CD-I

~

[ff]

ISYSTEM I

1

CD-AUDIO1

1----+----P-+-+

-'--+-

-+--'"l-----+

-l-

-t-l

From this

sc

r

een

you

can

vi

ew a world time di

splay,

set your own

time

zone,

ad

just time/dat

e,

and

view

ca

le

nder

s.

The

functions

are

se

lf explanatory

and

c

an

be

o

pera

t

ed

by usi

ng

t

he

mouse or the

remote contro

l.

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....

--

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System

If

[SYS

TEM] is

se

lected at the main me

nu

then the fo

ll

owing is

shown:

The

se

lectable items

are

self explanatory.

CD-Audio

If

[CD-

AUDIO]

is

selected at the main menu then t

he

followi

ng

is

shown:

To

play CD-Digital Audio discs

After

selecting

CD

-Audio on

the

main menu, you have tw o

options

of

how

to

pla

y CD-Digital Audio

(CD

-DA) discs.

One option is

to

use the fun

ct

ion keys underneath

the

cursor

controls on the

remote

con

tr

ol. If a

Hi

-Fi System

is

used

for

audio reproduction,

the

video display need

not

be sw itched on.

The

remote

control

funct

ions a

re

explained

in

the

sect

ion on

remote

control, pages 9 and 10.

Th

e

other

option is

to

se

le

ct CD-Audio functions

from

the

screen

menu

using the joystick on

the

remote control or

mous

e.

(S

ee: screen

menu

functions, below.)

Note:

The

audio 'track

s'

of

CD-Video discs

may

also be played

using this method.

Remote

control functions

See s

ummar

y

of

cont

rols and connections on pages 9 and 1

0.

Screen menu functions

When

using

the

CD-Audio

menu

you can

cont

rol

the

playing

of

CD-Digital Audio discs with

the

mouse

or

the

j

oyst

ick on

the

remote control. These functions are equi

va

lent

to

the

remote

control keys.

Additionally, if you select

[P

rogram

Pl

ay] a

number

of

opt

ions

are displayed:

• [Change Disc Program]

Select

the

track

numbe

r you

wan

t

from

the

disc index

wi

th

the

cu

rsor. Press

the

action key to add your selection into

the

program memory, repeat

for

further

ent

ries.

• [

Auto

Repeat]

To

automatica

ll

y repeat

the

disc being played, p

re

ss

the

action key once

to

activate

the

Auto repeat feature. Press

it

aga

in

to

deactivate this feature.

•

[Sh

uffle Tracks]

Press

the

action

ke

y to "shuffle"

the

play

in

g order

of

the

disc

you have se

le

cted.

· • [Sleep/Wake up]

Selection

of

Sleep or Wake up feature allows you to change

the

timers

to

either pause or resume playing

the

disc.

To

do

this select + or - and hold

down

the action key

to

speed up

the

tim

e

r.

Release

the

action key

to

sto

p the timer.

• [Change Track Times]

Select

the

start or stop

time

with

the

cursor. Then sel

ect

+

or -and hold

down

the

action key

to

speed up the timer.

Re

lease

the

action key to stop

the

timer.

Note:

After

playing the last track, the

CD

-/ player automatically

stops and

shows

on the display

th

e total

number

of

tracks

and the total playing time.

13

5

ADDITIONAL

INFORMATION

Fault check list (trouble shooting)

If you suspect that your

CD-I

system is faulty, first consult this

check list.

Yo

u may find that you have ove

rl

ooked something

simpl

e.

Under no circumstances should you

attempt

to repair

the system yourself

as

this wi

ll

in

va

li

date t

he

warranty.

1.

A

ft

er pressi

ng

the POWER switch, the

powe

r indicators do

not ligh

t.

- The key is not pressed far

en

oug

h.

-One

of

the plugs

of

the

le

ad

is

not connected or

is

not

making contact.

- There

is

no

sup

pl

y at the mains

(AC)

socket. P

lu

g

in

another electrical appliance and check if that works.

2.

Caddy cann

ot

be inserted

in

to the

ca

ddy slot.

-There

is

a

lr

eady a

di

sc l

oa

ded.

-

Th

e caddy is held ups

id

e down.

3. The disc

is

being

pl

ayed

(i

nd

ica

ted by the track number or

elapsed ti

me

indication

mov

in

g

on

regula

rl

y)

whe

n

connecting the audio system, but there is no sound.

- The amplifier

is

not

sw

itched on.

-The position

of

the amplifier source selector switch does

n

ot

correspond with the

in

put

to

w

hi

ch

the player is

connected.

-

Th

e amplifier or the loudspeakers

co

nn

ected to it are not

wo

rking. Check

with

another sound source to see if it

is the case.

- The connection between t

he

system

and

the amplifier

is

broken.

-The M

UTE

key

on

the remote control h

as

been pressed.

4.

Distorted sound from the Hi

-Fi

syste

m.

-Audio connections

must

not

be

made to the Hi-

Fi

Phono

input jacks.

5. There

is

no video display.

-The

TV

or monitor

is

not

sw

itched on.

-The position

of

the video source selector

sw

itch

(if present) does not cor

re

spond

with

t

he

in

put to which

the player is connected.

-

Th

e

TV

or monitor is not connecte

d.

6. The video picture is vertic

all

y rolling and/or there

is

only a

black and

white

picture

di

sp

la

yed.

- Check

whe

ther the 525/625 l

in

es selector

is

at the correct

position; if not,

switch

over and reset the system.

- The line selector is set

to

625 lines and the

Y/C

(S-Video)

or

CV

BS

outputs are used.

(In

the 625 lines mode only

the

RGB

output can be used.)

7. Cursor

is

n

ot

responding to r

emote

control.

-Check the batteries and/or connection cable, then reset

t

he

system.

-Infra red path

is

obstructed.

8. Cursor is not responding to mouse.

-Check the connection

ca

ble and reset the system.

9. System does not

re

spond after taking out a disc.

14

-

Di

sc application

mus

t

be

exited before taking out the

di

sc

or the system mu

st

be reset.

Cleaning

the

mouse

In order to ensure optimal operation

of

the mouse, periodic

cleani

ng

is

necessary. This operation

is

very simple, by the

fol

low

in

g ste

ps.

1.

T

urn

the mouse ups

id

e down

in

your hand with the cable

pointing towards your right side.

2.

Place

two

fingers

on

either side of the roller opening

on

the

bottom of the mouse

and

rotate the triangle mark from

"c"

to

3. Hold one

ha

nd under t

he

mouse

and

turn it over so that the

retainer

and

ball drop into your h

an

d.

4. U

se

a

cl

ea

n,

soft,

and

dry cloth to wipe the ball clean. Never

use a cleaning fluid or tissue.

5.

Gently wi

pe

i

ns

i

de

the mouse housing to remove any dust or

dirt.

6. Replace the ba

ll

in

its hous

in

g, then re-insert the retainer

and

lock it by turning the triangle m

ar

k from position

"o"

to

"c".

Technical information

CD-I Player modules:

COi 180/20

CO

i 180/25

CO

i 180/31

COi

180/37

CD-I

Multi

Media

Controller modules:

COi

181/20

COi

181/25

CO

i 181/31

COi

181/37

Physical:

-Dimensions (

wx

hx

d):

COi

180: 362 x 75 x 362

mm

(14 1/6 x 3 x 14 1/6

in

ch)

COi 18

1:

362 x 75 x 362

mm

(14 1/6 x 3 x 14 1/6 in

ch)

Mouse: 64 x 99 x 39

mm

(2

1/2 x 3 x 1 1/2 inch)

Remote con

tr

o

l:

70 x 25 x 163

mm

(2

3/4 x 1

x6

1/2

in

ch)

-Weight:

COi

180:

CDI

181:

Mouse:

Remote control:

5.5

kg

6.0

kg

0.1

kg

0.

1

kg

1

2.1

lb

13.2

lb

0.22 lb

0

.2

2

lb

5

ADDITIONAL

INFORMATION

-Cable lengths (approx):

Mouse: 120 cm

(48

inch)

CVBS

(CD

I 181/37 only) 200 cm

(80

in

ch)

IIC

Connection cab

le:

180 cm (curl

ed)

(72

inch (curled))

-Performance (according to full functional specification

CD-I

standard):

Storage capacity: Disc; 640 Mbyte (approx)

CD-

I 181; 1

Mbyte

RAM, 8 Kbyte

non-volatile RAM, 512 Kbyte ROM

Access time: < 0.8 sec (average)

-Environmental:

Ambient temperature:

Operating; 5 to 40

°c

(41

to 104 °F)

Storage; -20

to

+60

°c

(

-4

to +140

°F

)

-Relative humidity:

Operating; 0 to 85%

Storage; 0 to 90%

-Mechanical noise: < 45 dBA

-Power supply:

Mains

(AC)

voltage and frequency:

CDI

180; see the type plate at the rear

of

the player.

CDI

181; see the type plate at the rear

of

the player.

Mouse; from

CDI

181

(DC)

Remote control; from

CDI

181

(DC)

or 3

R6

,

LR6

or AA

batteries

(DC)

-Power consumption:

CDI

180; 20

Watt

(approx)

CD

I 181; 40

Watt

(approx)

-Safety requirements:

UL,

CSA

and

IEC

-Aud

io

specifications (typical) for CD-DA:

Number of channels: 2

Frequency range: 20

Hz

-20 kHz

Amplitude linearity: +/- 0.5 dB

Signal to noise ratio: > 87 dB

Dynamic range: > 85 dB

Channel separation

(1

kHz):

> 76 dB

Total harmonic distortion: < -80 dB

Wow

and flutter: quartz con

tr

ol

precision

Digital/analogue conversion 256-fold over sampling

wi

th

digital filter

and

t

wi

n 16-bit D/A converters.

- Video specifications:

System: 625 lines;

RGB

(PA

L, SECAM)

525 lines;

RGB,

Y/C

(S-Video),

CVBS

(NTSC)

Signal to noise ratio

(RGB):

> 47 dB

Y/C

(S-Video) and

CVBS:

> 45 dB

Connections

be

tw

een

CD-I

player and Multi-Media Contro

ll

er

module:

-Digital Input (Cinch/RCA) HCMOS TTL levels

- Clock Input (Cinch/

RCA):

22.5792 MHz,

HC

MOS TTL levels

-

RS

Control output

(C

inch/RCA): according to proprietary

RS

with

RSX

protocol version specification.

-Power supply outlet

Connections

on

Mu

lti-Media Controller module.

-Audio output

(2

x cinch/RCA): 2

Vr

ms typical at 10 kohms

-

RGB

output

(D

she

ll

-1

5):

1 Vpp, 75 ohm

RGB

video connector pins:

1 red

2 green

3 blue

4 status

RGB

5 no connection

6 red ground

7 green grou

nd

8 blue ground

9

no

connection

10 ground

11

no

connection

12 no connection

13 C sync

(TTL)

14

no

connection

15 C sync

-

Y/C

(S-Video) output

(Y/C

mini DIN): 1Vpp,

75

ohm

- Y/C

(S-

Video) connector pins:

1 Y ground

2 C ground

3 Y out

4 C out

E F ground

-

CVBS

output

(C

inch/

RC

A)

1Vpp, 75 ohm

-Remote control input (mini DIN 8 pin)

-Headphone (stereo 3.5

mm

socket)

- 2 mouse inputs (mini DIN 9-pin)

-

CPU

bus : board edge 2 x 50 pin

- IC Card interface: 40 pin

- 1

power

supply inl

et

- 2

power

supply outlets

Extending your CD-I system

A number of options are available

to

extend the basic functions

of

your

CD

-I

system. The use of the features are completely

dependent

of

the application on your

CD-I

disc. Your

CD-I

system has been designed to work with the following options.

A personal

memory

card

ca

n be inserted

in

the

MMC

module. It contains a battery back up

memory

modul

e,

e.g , for

use

as

an

extension of t

he

built

-in

NV-RAM, (Non-Volatile

Random Access Memory)

An RS 232-C connector block will extend your

CD

-I system

with

a

RS

232-C se

ri

al interface that

can

be used to connect a

modem, printer or can

be

used

as

a port to another device

(application dependent).

The CD-I expansion

module

CDI 182 with the same exterior

design

as

the

CD-

I Player and the

MMC

module, provides fu

ll

access to the video, audio,

text

and data processing

capabilities of the

CD-I

MMC

module.

15

5

ADDITIONAL

INFORMATION

Personal

Memory

Card

The Personal

Memory

Card (not

in

cluded) can be used

as

a

removable exchangeable extension

of

the "Non-Volatile

Memory

". The use of this card depends on

the

instructions

included

with

the

disc.

Note.

It

is

recommended to use Personal

Memory

Card

22ER9120

or

equivalent.

-

personal

MEMORY

CARDBKB

RS 232-C connector block

0

The

RS

232-C connector block (included), w hen

in

sta

ll

ed

provides a se

ri

al

interface

to

your CD-I system. .

This serial interface

ca

n be used

to

connect a

modem

or It

ca

n

be used as a port to another

da

ta processing

system

.

Th

e CD-I

system

includes only basic support functions

for

the

use

of

this interface

in

CD-I appli

ca

tion

s.

The function

of

this

interface is fully depend

ent

of

the

CD-I

application on disc.

Further details on it

wi

ll be found

in

the appli

ca

tion or disc

manual.

Note:

This

RS

232-C connector block cannot be used

if

the

expansion module is connected.

Installation and use

WARNING:

Fo

r installation

of

the

RS

232-C connector block

the CD-I

system

must

be disconnected

from

the

mains

(AC)

sockets.

1.

Remove

the

l

ower

s

id

e endcap

of

the

MMC

modu

le by

removing the screws.

2.

Push

the

RS 232-C connector

(A)

firmly

onto

the

CPU

bus

i

nte

rface on

the

MMC

module.

3.

Mount

the

metal p

la

te

(B) with

the

studs on

the

chassis of

the

MMC

module. This

is

required

to

prevent interference

with o

th

er electronic

equipment

4. For

the

pro

te

ct

ion

of

the

interface, you have to scr

ew

the

RS

232-C side endcap

(C)

to

the

MMC

module.

16

A B

-Connecto

r:

D

-su

b 9

Male type

-

assignment

No.

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

Name

Re

ceive data

Transmit data

Si

gna

l Ground

Request to send

Clea

r to send

Expansion module CDI 182

C

in

put

output

in

put

Your

CD-I

system

ca

n

be

extended to a highly

ve

rs

atile audio,

video

and

da

ta processing system

by

using the expansion

module. This module

has

the same exterior design and size

as

the

CD-

I player/MMC,

and

includes one

or

t

wo

floppy disk d

ri

ve

s,

a

pa

ra

ll

el

pr

in

ter interface

and

an

RS 232-C serial interface.

For connection to peripheral equipment the expansion module

provides a

paral

l

el

output interface

and

RS

232

-C

serial interface.

The

RS

232-C serial interface

can

be used to connect a modem or

as

a

po

rt to another data processing system.

Th

e

pa

rallel output

in

terface supports the use of printers with Centronics interface.

To

expand the system furthe

r,

t

wo

slots for extension

boa

rds

ar

e

provided. These slots are

con

ne

ct

ed

to the

CPU

bus signals from

the microprocessor

in

the

MMC

modu

le.

The installati

on

and

use of this expansion modu

le

is

described

in

the installation

and

operation manual of the

CD

-I expansion

module. For professio

na

l use of the complete system, a Techni

cal

Manual

can

be

requested

via

your dea

le

r or

ad

dre

ss

below:

Philips Inte

rna

tional

B.V.

Interactive Media Systems

PO Box

218

5600MD,

Eind

hoven

T

he

Netherlands

ro

5

"

0

C

~

0

u

0

m

"

0

@ IDENTITY

CARD

This card, together with the terms of guarantee (to be provided by

your dealer), forms the full certificate of guarantee for

th

is appliance.

o

GERATE-

KENNKARTE

®

CARTE

D'INDENTIFI-

CATION

@

IDENTIFI-

CATIEKAART

Diese Darte isl, zusammen mil den Garantiebestimmungen, die

1hr

Handler Ihnen aushandigt,

1hr

Garantieschein

fUr

dieses Gerat.

Associ8e aux conditions

de

garantie (qui vous

so

nt

remises par

le

revendeur), cette carte constitue le certificat de garantie de eel

apparei

l.

Deze kaart vormt, samen met de garantievoorwaarden (wetke door

uw dealer verstrekt warden), het garantiebewijs

voor

dit apparaat.

I

CARTE

D'IDENTI- Questa cartolina rappresenta insieme alle condizioni

di

garanzia (da

FICAZIONE consegnare dal vostro rivenditore) ii documento di garanzia per

questo apparecchi

o.

(E)

TARJETA

DE

IN-

DENTIFICACION

®

CARTAO

DE

IN-

DENTIFICAc;:AO

ce'9

I.D.KORT

N

IDENTIFIKA

-

SJOSKORT

La garantia de este aparato

se

compone de esta tarjeta y de las

condicianes de garantia que

le

entregara

su

concesionario

Este cartao,

em

conjunto com as ca

nd

ic_;oes

de garant

ia

em vigor

(explicadas pelo seu vendedor) consti

tu

em o certificado d~ garantia

do

se

u aparelho. -

Dette ka

rt,

udfyldt af Deres

fo

rh

andler, er til

strc:ekke

li

g

garantidokumentation for dette apparat.

Dette kart, samm~m med

g~uan_tibeti

~e!;Sene

...(

som

De

tar av

forhandleren) utgJor garant1bev1set for dette.appara

t.

® IDENTIFIERINGS- Oette kart tillsammans med garanUvillkoren, sam

Ou

far av

KORT

radiohandlaren, utgar ett lullstandigt garantiebevis for denna produkt

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TUNNISTUS-

KORTTI

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ja

takuuehdoista (jalleenmyyja antaa mukaan)

For

further information contact your dealer or the national

Philips Organisation.

For the U

SA

th

is

i

s:

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lips Consumer Elect

ron

ic

s Corp.

One Phil

ip

s Drive

PO.Box 14810

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ILLE

TN 37914-1810

USA

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Philips CDI 180 User manual

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