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USER

MANUAL

CAUTION:

REDUCE

THE

RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK,

NOT REMOVE COVER (OR BACK)

NO USER-SERVICEABLE PARTS INSIDE

REFER SERVICING

QUALIFIED SERVICE PERSONNEL

The lightning flash with arrowhead symbol, within

equilateral t

angle, is intended to alert the userto the

presence of uninsulated "dangerous voltage" within

the product's enclosure that may be of sufficient

magnitude to constitute a risk of electric shock to

persons.

The exclamation point wi

in an equilateral triangle is

intended to alert the userto the presenceof important

operating and maintenan

(servicing) instructions in

the literature accompany

g the appliance.

WARNING

TO REDUCETHE RISK

FIREOR ELECTRIC

SHOCK

NOT

EXPOSE THIS APPLIANCE TO RAIN OR

ISTRURE.

CAUTION

TO PREVENT ELECTRIC

SHOCK

T USE THIS

(POLARIZED) PLUG WI

EXTENSION CORD,

RECEPTACLE OR OTHER OUTLET UNLESSTHE BLADES

CAN

BE FUL

INSERTED TO PREVENT BLADE EXPOSURE.

ATTENTION

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LAISSER AUCUNE PARTIE ADECOUVERT.

LASER SAFETY

This unitemploys a laser.Onlya qualified service person should

removethecover

attempttoservicethisdevice, duetopossible

eye injur

"CAUTION -USE

CONTROLS OR ADJUSTMENTS OR

PERFORMANCE

PROCEDURE OTHER THAN THOSE

SPECIFIED HEREIN M

RESULT IN HAZARDOUS RADIATION

EXPOSURE."

CLASS 1

LASER PRODUCT

Open this flap to read

important instructions

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CDI 605 T FRONT PANEL

1. Disc loading tray

2. Remote Control indicator

3. Infra-red sensor

4. Power On/Off button

5. Power On/Reading Disc indication

6. Headphone socket

7. Headphone volume control

8. Control Port 1

9. Open/Close button

10. Start/Play button

25. Floppy Disc

ive indicator

26. Floppy Disc

ive 3.5"

27. Floppy Disc

ive eject button

3130

CDI 605 T REAR PANEL

. Voltage selector 110/220V

12. FMV Extension Slot

13. Extension

ER 9132

14. Audio L channel connector

15. CVBS (Video) connector

16. Power connector

17. Port 4 RS 232 C

18. Port 3 RS 232 C

19. Control Port 2

20. RGB connector

21. Y/C (S-Video) connector

22. 525/625 line selector

23. Audio R channel connector

24. Remote control bus connector

28.

R.S

Out

29. Digital OUT (DO)/lnput

30. Remote Switch

31. Not connected

32. CD

ive selector

33. SCSI Interface

34. Printer Port

35. Ethernet ''Thin Wire" Connector

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IMPORTANT

SAFEGUARDS

AD BEFORE OPERATING EQUIPMENT

This product was designed and manufactured to meet strict

quality and safety standards. There are, however, some

insta

ation and operation precautions which you should

particularly aware of.

Read Instructions -Allthe safety and operating instructions

should

read before the appliance is operated.

Retain Instructions -The safety and operating instructions

should

retained for future reference.

Heed Warnings -All warnings on the appliance and

the

operating instructions should

adhered to.

Follow Instructions -All operating and use instructions

should be followed.

Cleaning - Unplug this product from the wa

outlet before

cleaning. Do not use liquid cleaners or aerosol cleaners.

Use a

damp

cloth for cleaning.

6. Attachme

s - Do not use attachments not recommended

the product manufacturer as they may cause hazards.

Water and Moisture -Do not use this product near water -

for example, near a bath tub, wash bowl, kitchen sink,

laundry tub,

a wet basement, or near a swimming pool,

and the like.

Accessories -Do not place this product on an unstable

cart, stand, tripod, bracket,

table. The product may fall,

causing serious injury to a child

adul

and serious

damage

the appliance. Use only with a

stand,

tripod, bracket, or table recommended

the

manufacturer,

soldwith the product. Any mounting ofthe

app

liance should foll

the manufacturer's instructions,

and should use a mounting accessory recommended by

the manufacturer.

Ventilation - Slots and openings

the cabinetare provided

for ventilation an

ensure reliable operation ofthe product

and to protect it from overheating, and these openings

must not

blocked

covered. The ope

ngs should

never

blocked

placing the product on a bed, sofa,

rug,

other sim

surface. This product should never

placed near orovera radiatoror heat register. This product

should not

placed

a built-in installation such as a

bookcase or rack

less proper ventilation is provi

ded

the manufacturer's instructions have been adhered to.

10. PowerSources -This productshould

operat

only from

the type of power source indicated

the marking label. If

you are not sure of the type of power supply to your home,

consultyour appliance dealer or local power company.

products intended to operate from battery power, or other

sources, refer to the opera

instructions.

11. Groundi

or Polarization -

is product is equipped with a

3 wire grounding type plug, a plug havi

a third

(grou

ing) pin.This pl

will

ly fit intoa grounding type

power outl

et.

is is a safety feature. If you are unable to

insert the plug fully intothe outlet contact your electrician to

replace your obsolete outlet. Do not defeat the safety

purpose of the grounding type plug.

12. Power-Cord Protection -Power-supply cords should be

routed sothatthey are notlikelyto be

lked on

pinched

by items placed upon or against them, paying particular

attention to cords at plugs, convenience receptacles, and

the

intwhere they exit from the appliance.

13. If an extension cord is used wi

this product, make sure

that the total of amperage ratings

the products plugged

into the extension cord

not exceed the extension cord

amperage rating. Also make sure that the total of all

products plugged into the wall outlet does not exceed 15

amperes.

14.

Object and Liquid Entry - Never push objects of any kind

into this product through openings as they may touch

dangerous voltage

ints or short-out parts that could

result

a fire

electricshock. Never spill liquid ofany kind

the product.

15. Servicing -Do not attempt to service this product yourself

as openi

or removing covers may expose you to

dangerous voltage or other hazar

. Refer all servicing to

qualified service personnel.

16. Damage Requiring Service -Unplug this product from the

wall outlet and refer servicing toqualified service

rsonnel

under the following conditions:

When the power-supply cord or pl

is damaged.

b. If liquid has been spilled,

objects have fallen into the

product.

c. If the product has been exposed to rain

water.

d. If the product does not operate normally

following the

operating instructions. Adjust

ly those controls that are

covered

the operating instructions as an improper

adjustment of other controls may result in damage and will

often require extensive work

a qualified technician to

restore the product to its normal operation.

If the product has been dropped or the

cab

inet has been

damaged.

When the product exhibitsa distinctchange in performance

-this indicates a need for service.

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ATTENTION TO CUSTOMER

In orderto avoid the riskofelectrical shockand mechanical hazard, please follow these instruction

r units set at 120-127

use a UL listed cord set consisting of a minimum 18

AWG,

type

SVT

SJT three conductor cord a maximum of 15-feet

length and a

rallel blade, grounding type

attachment plug rated 15

125

For units set at 220-240 V (domestic use USA): use a

listed cord set consisting of a minimum

18 AWG, type

SVT

SJT

three conductor cord a maximum of 15-feet

length and a tandem

blade, grounding type attachment plug rated 15

250

Forunits set

220-240 V(outside ofUSA): use a cord setconsisting ofa minimum 18AWG cord

(H05-VVF) and grounding type attachment plug rated 15

250

The cord set should havethe

appropriate safety approvalsfor the country

which the equipment will

installed and marked

HAR.

tension boards may only

used when

listed.

For

stallation or replacement ofextension boards, the user should carefully read the installation

procedure bypacked with the extension board.

Do not operate the CD-I system without cover and

not operate the CO-I system without

extension boards in extension slots mounted and fixed to the chassis with screws.

INFORMATION TO USER

READ CAREFULLY

THIS DIGITAL APPARATUS DOES NOT

EXCEED

THE CLASS A LIMITS

FOR

RADIO

EMISSIONS

FROM

DIGITAL APPARATUS

SET

OUT

THE RADIO INTERFERENCE

REGULATI

ONS

THE

CANADIAN DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNICATIONS.

PRESENT

APPAREIL NUMERIQUEN'EMET

PAS

BRUITS RADIOELECTRIQUES DEPASSANT

LES

LIMI

TES

APPLICABLES AUX APPAREiLS NUMERIQU

CLASSE A

PRESCRITES

DANS LE

REG

EMENT

SUR

BROUILLAGE RADIOELECTRIQUE

ICTE

PAR

MINI

STERE

DES

COMMUNICATIONS DU CANADA.

Note:

Thi

s equipment has been tested and found to

comp

ly with the

for a Class A digital

device, pursuant to Part 15 of the

FCC

les. These limits are designed to provide reasonable

protection against harmful interfere

e when the equipment is operated

a commercial

environmen

This equipment generates uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and if not

installed and used

accordance with the instruction manual may

use harmful interference to

radio communications. Operation of this equipment in a residential area is likely to cause harmful

interference

which case the user will

required to correct the interference at this own expense.

IMPORTANT

This product was FCC certified under test

nditions that included use

shielded cables and

connectors betw

n systems component

It is important that you use shiel

ded

cab

les to reduce

the possibility

causing i

erference to radio

television sets and other electronic devices. If you

have any problems contact your dealer.

The user may find the following booklet prepared

the Federal Communications commission

helpful:

"How to Identify and Resolve Radio -

Interference Problems".

Thisbooklet is availablefrom the U

.Government

inting Office, Washington,DC 20402,Stock N

004-00345-4.

Any change or modifications to the equipment

the user not expressly approved

the granty or

manufacturer could avoid the user authority to operate such equipment.

CONTENTS

Page

WELCOME

CD-I .............................................................. 7

IMPORTANT

SAFEGUARDS

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

....

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

....

INSTALLATION ............

.....

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

.....

............. 7

Positioning

Settings

CONNECTIONS ...................

..........

...

......

...........

............. 8

deo

Audio

Power

Supply

SYSTEM EXTENSION, COMMUNICATION

AND

INTERFACING .........

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

...

....

...

... ......... 9

Pointi

Device

Other

Pointing

Dev

ces

and

Controllers

232-C

Ports

Emu

ator

SCSI

Ethernet

Printer Port

Extension Sl

ots

INTERACTIVE OPERATION

disc

Unloading

a di

Preparation

The

605T

Tools

The SETTINGS Screen

The

DIM

Funct

ion

The INFO Screen

The

MEMORY Screen

.......

...........

.........

Runni

a CD-I

disc

the

internal

drive

Running a CD-I

disc

external

drive

Running

-I

discs

Playing

CD-Audio

discs

Crea

ing

FTS Titl

Push-b

utton

Control

Graphics

Switching

Off

CLEANING

AND

DISC CARE

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

TECHNICAL

DATA ...........................

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

Technical

data

Connector

signals

and

nning

BEFORE REQUESTING SERVICE ....

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

REGISTRATION .............................................

...

...........

.....

ris

GUARANTEE & SERVICE ............................

.................... 18

WELCOME

CD-I

This

Compact

Disc

Interactive

(CD-

system

des

gned

to run

scs

conforming

to the

-I

standard.

ll also pl

CD-

Audio

discs

and

the

audio

tracks

LaserDi

scs,

and

can

extended

use

-ROM drive. Ext

ens

ion slots

and

232-C

1/0

ports

all

r the

connection

periphera

and

communication

devices

for

memory

extenti

and

for

server/networking configurations to

suit

specific

applicat

ions,

inc

uding

CD-ROM

. The

floppy

disc

COi

605T

is a

versatile

system-specif

storage

and

retr

ieva

fac

ility.

IMPORTANT

SAFE.GUARDS

Before

attempting

install

operate

app

liance,

please

read

the

Important

Safeguards

under

the

front

cover

flap.

INSTALLATION

Positioning

ace

the

system

a firm fl

surface. K

eep

away

from

heat

sources

and

direct

sunlight. In a

cabinet,

allow

2-3

free

space

all

round

for ventilation.

Settings

For

ect

settings

see

this

user

manual

and/or

the

Technical

Manual.

CONNECTIONS

For cables other than those supplied, please contact your

national Philips organization.

CAUTION: never make

change connections (other than the

headphone) with the

power

switchedon.

advisableto make

allother connections before connecting power.

Video

• Three videooutlets are located on the rear panel.

orderof

preference to obtain the best achievable picture quality,

they are:

A. RGB

Y/C (S-Video)

C. CVBS (Video)

Connect the outlet that will give the best picture quality on the

display unit used.

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RGB

Connection:

is D-sub connector supplies analog

RGB signals at the voltage level given

the Technical

Data section. This outlet is not compatible with the

connectors of the same type used on computer

terminals. Connect to the display unit using an RGB

cable (Supplied

Europe).

Y/C Connection: connect to the display unit Y/C (S-

Video) socket using a Y/C (S-Video) cable.

C. CVBS (Video) Connection: connect to the display unit

CVBS (Video) socket using a CVBS (Video) cable

(Supplied in USA).

• 525/625 Line selector switch

Before switching on the system, make sure that the Line

Selectorswitch on the rear panel issetto the correct position

for the display unit:

525 for NTSC

625 for PAL

Audio

Sound reproduction via the display unit:

Connect the L and R Audio sockets to the L and R audio

sockets

the display unit using the cable supplied (USA).

Match the colours of the plugs and sockets.

Sound reproduction via a HiFi stereo system:

Connect the L and R audio sockets to the CD,

, AUX,

Tuner or Tape in sockets of the audio amplifier using the

cable suppli

(USA). Match the

lours of the plugs

and

sockets.

CAUTION: Do

not

connectto the amplifier Phono sockets.

C. Headphone sound:

For indivi

dua

l listening, connect a headphone to the front

panel socket.

Note. Connecting a headphone does not mute the

loudspeaker sound. This must be done manually, on the

display unit or HiFi system, if required.

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HiFi STEREO UN

AUDIO INPUT OF

VIDEO DISPLAY

Power Supply

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• Fitting a power supplyplug

(UK

only)

NIN

THIS

APPLIENCE

MUST

EARTHED.

Ifyou have to fit a

ins plug, proceed as follows:

The wires

the

ins lead are coloured:

Green and Yellow-Earth Blue-Neutral Brown-Li

As these colours may not correspond with the colour markings

identifying the terminals in your plug proceed as follows:

The wire which is

loured Green and Yellow must

connected to the terminal which is marked with the letter E or

the earth-symbol

coloured Green or Green and Yellow.

The Brown wire must

connected to the terminal which is

marked with the letter L or coloured Red.

The Blue wire must be connected to the terminal which is

marked with the letter N or coloured black.

Note.

is apparatus must

protected

a 3 a

fuse if a

amp plug is used, or, if any other type of plug is used,

a 5

amp fuse either

the plug or adaptor, or at the distribution

board. If in doubt consult a qualified electrician.

• Voltage Setting

Make surethat the Voltage

lector switch on the rear panel is

set to the correct position:

100-120 V for the USA/JAPAN

220-240 V for Europe

CAUTION: Do not connect power until this switch has been

correctlyset.

• Power Connection

Connect the power supply

cab

le between the power connector

on the rear panel and a power supply socket.

SYSTEM

EXTENSION,

COMMUNICATION

AND

INTERFACING

Pointing Device

The mouse supplied is generally suitable for all applications.

Connect it to the CD-I 1

rt 1 on the front panel

to the

CD-I 1

port 2 on the rear panel.

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CAUTION: For correct operation, connections to all

l/0

ports

must

made with the power

off

Other Pointing Devices and Controllers

For some applications, other types of

inting devices,

keyboards or controllers may

required. The types defined in

e CD-I Pointing Devices and Keyboards specifications, which

can

connected through the CD-I

1/0

ports 1 and

usually suffice. For

spec

ific applications, however,t

range of

special devicesthat can be connected is virtuallyunlimited. For

further information on this subj

ect

, pleasecontact your national

Philips organization.

A CD-I remote control can

used also for all

int and

clickfun

ions.

RS 232C Ports

1/0

ports 3 and 4 (D-sub

on the rear panel can

used for

general

232C based devi

ces

according to the

app

lication.

Further information

this subject can be found

the CDI

Technical Manual.

Depending

the

app

lication,

232C based devices may

also

connected to CD-I

1/0

port 2.

Emulator

• The emulator signal connectors are located

the rear

panel, the fo

owing signals are avail

SWITCH

connection: this c

ch connector provides commands for

the external drive(s) or emulator.

B. DO (Digital Out) connection: this cinch connector is

input

for DO signals from the external drive(s) or emulator.

connection: with this cinch connector the emulator

interface can

itched over from internal to external and

vice versa.

• Internal/External emulator switch

When the emulator interface is not used the emulator switch

the rear panel should

set to the 'Internal' position.

SCSI

• The

SCSI

(50 pins microribbon) connector is located on the

rear panel.

the standard configuration it supports the

terfacing to

SCSI

harddisk

d Tapestreamer.

r other

SCSI

applications, please contact your nat

ion

al Philips

organization.

Ethernet

• The Ethernet (thin

BNC) connector is located on the

rear panel. It serves as

terface to all th

wire based

LAN's using TCP/

IP.

Printer Port

• T

inter (25 pins SUBD)

nnector is located on the rear

panel. This interface is fully compatible with the IBM

(*}

implementation (Standard Parallel Port).

Extension Slots

The upper extension slot is provided for

tting a

FMV

extension

or customized interface

rds according to the application.

For information relating to the supplyofextension cards,please

contact your national

ili

organization.

(*}

IBM,

IBM-PC are the trade marks from International

Business Machines Cooperation.

INTERACTIVE

OPERATION

In normal interactive operation, the mouse is used to select

functions displayed on the display

Simply roll the mouse

on a flat, smooth surfacetopointthe cursorarrow onthe screen

to the required func

on, and then press one

the two action

buttons.

Loading a disc

int and click on open (you may also press the open/close

button on the player) to

open

the disc loading tray.

(5")-

12CM

, take the transport

pad

away. Next, take the

disc

from its

holder and place it on the tr

with the label up.

Poi

nt and cl

ick

on close (you may also press the

ope

n/close

button on the player, or gently push thefront

the tray) toclose

the tray.

The TV screen changes according to the type of

disc

Caution

: never put

re than one

disc

a time into the CD-I

player.

Unloading a disc

Point and cli

on open (you may also press the open/close

button on the player) to open the di

loading tray. The player

start-up

reen reappears on the TV.

Tak~ the di

from the trayand repl

ace

it in its holder.

Point and click on close (you may also press the open/cl

ose

button on the player,

gently press the front

the tray) to

close the traywith or without a new

disc

Note

: You may unload the di

any time

pressing the

open/close button. Unloading a

CD-

disc

while the CD-I

program is running, will terminate the CD-I program

ruptly.

"Bookmarks" or intermediate results, if used

the CD-I

program, might not

updated to the latest situation.

Warning: When a title consist

more than one consecutive

disc, a

-called "Multi-

disc

" title, foll

the instructions for

opening and closing

the tray as shown on the screen. When

you use the 'OPEN" button on the player the title is considered

played wholly

and

any

intermediate scores, setti

ngs

"Bookmarks" wi

not

updated

. Any

addit

ional disc

the

multi-disc title will not

recogni

sed

par

t of i

The tray may

also

closed

gently pressing the front

Preparation

• Press the Power On/Off buttonon the front panel, and

check

that the Power On indi

tor lights or flashes briefly.

• Swit

on the TV (and HiFi system, if used).

• Select the CD-I i

ut on the

(and Hi

system, if used).

Note. Connecting a headphone does not mute the

loudspeaker sound.

is must be

ne manually, on the

display unit

HiFi system, if required.

• On the TV, the Player Start-Up screen appears. This screen

has four system functions to

guide

and assist you

Select:

PHILIPS

Interactive

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Start-up Screen

• TOOLS: to give extra functionality for authoring.

• INFO: to give some general information.

• SETTINGS: to presel

ect

your preferr

start

-up

conditions.

• DI

to red

uce

the screen brightness while the system is at

rest.

• MEMORY: to refer tothe titles and

FTS

programs you give to

-Audio di

scs

• OPEN/CL

OSE:

to open

close the di

tray.

The 605T Tools menu

The Start-up

reen in the CD-I 605T has an extra icon. This

icon, located in the

uppe

ght corner, displays the amount

extended memory (ROM and RAM in Mbyte) the system has.

Select this icon to

the

-I 605T Tools menu.

Note. It

may

take a while after power on before the Startup

reen appears.

is is

depend

ing on the amount

addit

ional

memory that is set in the CD-I 605TTools menu.

TO€>b

-Additional Memory Emulator

& & Status : Internal It

ROM

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[ill

RAM

Control

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Video Settings

Randomi;ze Seek Delay

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l•hiil

• This menu gives some extra functionality to

used in the

autho

ng environment. Herewith one is able to simulate

some worst case and/or base case conditionsfor evaluation

CD-I

app

lications (by means

an external cd-drive

(Emulator) or the internal Cd-drive).

• Select

the

Addi

onal Memory area the

"+"

" icon to

increase resp. decrease the amount

extended memory.

The amount

memory is displayed in MegaBytes in steps

0.5 Megabyte.

• Select the Seek Delay icon to switch ON/OFF the

seek

delay (conform F.F.G.B.).

• Select in the Emulator area

the

CONTROL INT/EXT icon to

change drive communication to internal

external. The

current status is displayed.

If the status does not

change

when changing to internal or

external, please

check

if the remote switch

(cinc

h) is in use. The

CONTROL INT/EXT overrules the CD-DRIVE selector (on the

rear).

• Select in the Vi

deo

Settings area the RAND ON/OFF icon to

select randomized or defaultvi

deo

registers settings. Select

the

IOUS icon to recall the previous randomized vi

deo

• Select the OK icon to return to the Start-up menu.

Note. Ifchanges are madein the amount

additional memory,

selecting OK will cause a system reset to install the new

memory configuration.

The INFO Screen

The INFO screen offers help related to the operating mode.

When finished, point-and-

click

on OK.

Into Screen

The SETTINGS Screen

Setting Screen

AUTO START CD-I, AUTO START CD-AUDIO*, AUTO

SHUFFLE* and AUTO REPEAT*

For all

ese functions, select "ON" to activate the function

automatically when a disc is l

oaded

* These are CD-AUDIO f

unct

ions.

SYSTEM

System only appears for special configurations

for service

purposes when a terminal is connected. Selecting SYSTEM

gives access to the operating syste

For further information

please refer to the COi Technical

nual.

LOAD

Select LOAD if the system or application requires the use

personal memory device

suc

h as the floppy

disc

drive for

system configuration. For this purpose, specially formatted

devi

ces

are defined

the application or

ava

ilable from your

supp

lier.

DISPLAY TIME/DATE

Select

disp

lay the time and date in the Start-up and CD-

Audio screens.

DATE

Select DD/MM/YY to presentdate

day-month-year sequence

Select MM/DD/YY to presentdate

month-day-year sequence

TIME

Select 24 HOURS or 12 HOURS clock

TIME/DATE

Select the

►

and

◄

arrows to set Hours, Minutes, Day, Month

and Year

turn, as required.

When finished, point-and-click on OK.

The

DIM function

Selecting DIM reduces the

ightness of the displayed picture.

Selecting it a second time, or moving the cursor away from

ico

restores the normal brightness. Use DIM

avoid screen

burn-in if long-duration still pictures

suc

has the Start-

screen

are to

displayed while the system is waiting to

used.

The

MEMORY Screen

TheMEMORY Screen showsthe information held in non-volatile

memory: titles, dates and percentage of memoryused. Use the

scroll arrows to move

and down the list.

To delete an item, click

its title and then click on

DELETE.

you change your mind after deleting, click

UNDO. When

finished, point-and-click on OK.

Memory Screen

Running a CD-I disc on the internal drive

• Swit

the emulator interface to internal. This can be

achieved by changing the control in the 605T Tools menu or

means of

external signal

the remote switch inputon

the rear.

Running a CD-I disc on an external drive

• Swit

the emulator interface to external.

is can

achieved

changing the control in the 605T Tools menu or

meansof an externalsignal on the remote switch

puton

the rear.

Note.

For

further information please refer to the COi 605T

technical manual.

Running CD-I discs

Note. This procedure can also

used for CD-I Ready, CD

Bridge discs and

oto CD. After loading the disc, the CD-I

Start-up screen appears on the

TV.

• Program Start

starttheCD-I program, selectthe Play icononthe screen,

press the Play button

►

on the system front panel.

Note. If AUTO START CD-I

has been selected

the

SETT

GS screen, the CD-I program will start automatically.

STAR

T CD-I is not applicable for external drive or

emulator.

From this point, all interaction is between the user and the

discprogram. Whenever the

disc

is being read, the Reading

dicator flashes

the system front pane

To stop at

any time, select the stop or exit function provided

the

program, or press the Open/Close button

~on

the system

front panel. -

Interactive

PLA¥

E>IM

CD-I Start-up Screen

Playing CD-Audio discs

Note. This procedure can also

used for audio sections on 5

inch (12 cm) Laser Discs.

• Loading

Load the di

usingthe

disc

loadingtray: on thesystem front

panel, the Readi

Disc indicator flashes briefly and then

lights

cont

inuously, and on the display,the CD-Audio screen

appea

rs.

CD-Audio Screen

1. Track Time window

2. Play Track bar

3. PROGRAM star

4. SCAN

5. SHUFFLE

6. REPEAT

7. FTS

1. Track/Time window:

Shows total number of tracks

and

total playi

time

loading. In all pl

and pause modes T!TW shows tr

ack

mber

and el

apsed

remaining track playi

time. To

change between elapsed and remaining time, select the

time in the window. In all stop modes shows the last tr

ack

number played and its playing time. If another track in the

play tr

ack

bar

is selected, shows track num

ber

and playing

time. If the total tracks icon in the play track

bar

is selected,

(TW

shows total number of tracks and total playing time.

2. Play Track Bar:

Shows

to 10 track numbers and

the

total number

tracks. You can point-and-click to select any track.

For discs with more than 10 tracks, the for

ward

> and

reverse < scroll arrows

the right and left

the

track

bar

are used to move through the track list.

The total number

tracks is shown in the

box

to the right of

the bar, you can point-and-cli

itto displaytime in theTrack

Time window.

3. PROGRAM star

Allows you to pr

a list

special tracks call

Favorite Track Selection. When you select this star, the

cursor arrow changes

a star, the

S track

bar

appears

above the Play track

bar

and the SAVE diamond beside the

PROGRAM star.

4. SCAN

Allows you

listen to the beginning

every track listed in

the Play track

5. SHUFFLE

Allowsyou toplaythetracks in the Playtrack

r ina random

order.

6. REPEAT

Allows you to repeat the entire disc.

7. FTS

Allows you to play Favorite Tr

ack

Selections. This icon only

appears

if a Favorite Track Sel

on has

bee

n created for

the

disc

that is loaded in the player.

• Di

play

All the

disc

play control functions are shown on the

reen,

and can be selected as desir

. The operation

the

functions is briefly explained in the following table.

Note. If AUTO START CD-AUDIO ON, AUTO SHUFFLE ON

or AUTO REPEAT ON have been selected on the

SETTI

NGS

screen, these functions are

act

ivated automatically.

Note. Di

play can

started and

stopped

ing the

Start/Play

►

and Open/Close

button on the system front

panel respectively.

Note. When pl

starts, adjust the sound level as required.

Operation Select Remarks

Start play PLAY Starts at the beginning

Track 1, or

any

other

preselected track

number. If a track is

already playing it is

restarted.

Select a track Track number If the

disc

has more

than 10 tracks, use the

left < and right >

scro

arrows to move

through the track

numbers as required.

---

----

Pause PAUSE

Exit Pause PAUSE or PLAY

Forward search FORWARD

---

Reverse search

REVERSE

Stop Play STOP

Mute the Sound MUTE

Restore the Sound MUTE

Scan t

disc

SCAN

Exit scan SCAN

Use to interrupt play.

Play restarts

exactly

the same

use was select

Searches forward

through di

, first

slowly, then fast.

Searches backwards

through disc, first

slowly, then fast.

---

If Play is re-started, it

beg

ins

the first track

in the track

Plays the beginni

each track on the disc.

Normal play starts from

this poin

Shuffle play SHUFFLE Shuffle sequence

appears in track bar

start playing.

Exit Shuffle SHUF

FLE

Normal play starts from

this

int.

Repeat

REPEAT

Repeats entire disc (or

FTS

program), as

selected on the

Settings screen.

Exit Repeat

REPEAT

Play

FTS

Onlyavailable when an

FTS

program has

already been creat

for the disc in the

player.

Exit

FTS

Normal play starts from

this

nt.

Program

FTS

PROGRAM star Point to tracks as

required

the Play

Track bar, and

each

case click

any

tion button twice to

record the track in the

FTStrack bar. To insert

a track in the

FTS

track

bar, cl

ick

once where

you want

, then

click two times

the

desired number in the

play track

cancel

unwanted

track, point to it

the

FTS

track

r and click

any

tion button

two times. To cancel

the entire

FTS

program, point

the

first track

the

FTS

track

r and click on

any

act

ion button

repeatedly until! all the

tracks disappear.

Store

FTS

SAVE

diamond The Keyboard screen

replaces the CD-Audio

reen. See "Creating

FTS

Titles".

• Unloadi

Sel

ect

Open/Close button on screen or player front:

the

display the Start-

screen reappears.

Creating FTS Titles

After creating a Favorite Track Selection for a disc, you can

compose a title of up to 30 characters for the selecti

using

the Keyboard screen. The title then appears on the CD-Audio

screen whenever the

disc

is loaded.

Atthe CD-Audioscreen,

int-and-click

the PROGRAM star,

then point-and-click

the SAVE diamond.

The

CD-Audio

screen will change to the Keyboard screen.

ENTER

TITLE

disc titl_

a b C d

f g h i j k I m

n 0 p q r s t u V w X y z

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0 '

SPACE

I ISHIFT 11.DELETE I ICL

EAR

CANC

EL I

.,_

I o_ K

___

...,.._..,...

Keyboard Screen

Select each char

ter of the title

turn, using

IFT to change

between

uppe

r and lower case characters and SPACE to

separate words.

DELETE erases the last selected character. CLEAR erases the

complete (or

rtially complete) titl

CANCEL returns to the

CD-Audio screen with no titl

OK saves the title and returns to

the CD-Audio screen.

Push-button control

For basic pl

control, or for playing discs through a stereo

system without using the

, you can use the buttons on the

front panel or a remote control. The PLAY, PAU

and ST

buttons operate

the same w

as the corresponding on-

screen functions. The

NEX

T and PREVIOUS buttons skip one

track forward or backward respectivel

< •

,.._,a.;

"-_.,U,

11:'-•J~~Ji<~

I,...!

_ ,

___

'°'

CD-Graphics

The CDI 605T is prepared for CD-Graphics, after

ading the

appropriate software (For

updat

e of information fi

in and mail

registration

rd.) CD-Graphics discs can

played. When a

CO-Audio disc with graphics is loaded, the CD-Graphi

screen appears automatica

CD-Graphi

enable

disable picture channels,

click

on the various

numbers. Refer

the instructions that

come

with the

disc

for

their functions.

Audio

only, cli

on the

Aud

io icon. The CD-Audio

screen then

appea

rs with an

addi

tional icon for CD-Graphi

SETiilNG

DIM

□

Audio screen

Point-and-click on this icon

obtain the CD-Graphi

screen

again.

Note 1.

act

ion button

emove

reca

ll sel

tion bar.

Note2. Implementation

CD-Graphi

might differ

depending

player version.

Switching off

• Press the PowerOn/Off button on the front panel,

and

check

that the Power On indicator

goes

out.

• Switch

f the display unit (and audio

plifier, if used).

CLEANING

AND

DISC

CARE

Clea

• System: A chamois leather moistened with water is sufficient

forcleaning the cabinet. Do

not

use cleaning agents

containing alcohol, spirits, ammonia

abras

ives.

• Mouse: Clean the mouse periodically as follows:

Hold

the mouse upside

down

in one handwith t

cable

pointing

away

from you.

2. Using one finger

either side of the ball retainer

on the

ttom

the mouse, rotate the triangle

mark anticlockwise from

one

circle mark to the

other.

3. Hold the free

hand

under

the mouse

catch the

retainer

and

ll,

and

then turn the mouse over.

4. Use only a clean, soft,

dry

cloth

clean the ball.

Never use cleaning fluid

tissue.

5. Gently

wipe

inside the mouse housing to remove

dust

or dirt.

Repl

ace

the ball in its housing, then re-insert the

retainer and lock it

rotating the triangle

mark

clockwise from one circle

the other.

•

discs

ensure

top

performance

and

long life, protect your di

scs

from:

• Dirt, fingerprints and scratches.

•

not use any form

cleaning agent.

• Don't ever write on your discs, or

put

stickers on them.

•

Keep

the playing surface clean. Use a soft lint-free cloth

and always wipe the

disc

in a straight line from centre to

edge.

CAUTION: Do not use cleaning agents for conventional

records, detergents

abrasive cleaning agents for cleaning

discs.

TECHNICAL

DATA

AUDIO: L+R (Cinch connector) 2Vrms

typica

l 10 kOhm.

Headphone (6mm Headphone

socket) 8 Ohm-2 kOhm, 30 mW at

32 Ohm.

Manu

volume

cont

---

VIDEO:

NTROL PORTS:

SC and PAL video out:

-RGB (D-sub 9 connector) .7 Vp-p

into 75 Ohm. (.3 Vp-p into

75 Ohm sync)

-Y/C (Y/C connector) 1 Vp-p into

75 Ohm.

.3Vpp into 75 Ohm

burst

-CVBS (Ci

h connector) 1

Vp-p

into 75 Ohm.

---

----------

rt 1

and

2 (mini DIN 8-pin

connector) for

ing device or

CD-I keyboard

Port 3 (O-sub 9

connec

tor) for

232-C based

per

ipherals.

Terminal port.

Port 4 (D-sub 9 connector) for

232-C based peripherals.

---

FMV EXTENSION SLOT: This extension sl

can

used to

enhance the product (Service

mounted) with the Full-Motion Video

function.

(OPTIONAL) REMOTE CONTROL:

MEMORY:

POWER SUPPLY:

- Infra-red remote contr

handset

infra-red remoted control

receiver

Total

5 Mbyte RAM. 1 Mbyte for

the Base Case system, 4 Mbyte

extended Ram. Expandable to 12

Mbyte via extension slot.

100-120V or 220-240V

-10%

selectable 50-60 Hz

POWER CONSUMPTION: approx. 40W (without

tensions).

APPROVALS:

DIMENSIONS:

WEIGHT:

PRINTER

PORT:

SCSI PORT:

----

FCC-a,

1950.

Conforms with

VOE

(IEC 950), CSA

C22.2 No. 220m 1986, NORDIC.

US (CDRH) and German (DBD

1046) Laser safety regulations.

420 x 90 x 400 mm/16.5 x 3.5 x 15.7

inch. (w x h x d).

7 kg/15.4 lbs.

connector: 25 pins O-sub connector

anda

rd:

ntronics compatible

function: serves as a printer

interface.

lly compatible with the

IBM-PC

(*}

inter

connector:

pins microribbon.

standard: SCSl-1 (8 bit)

function: serves as

interf

ace

for all

SCS

I based

dev

ices, such as

harddisks, CDROMs,

magnetic tapes,

Depending on the (resident)

software installed, the system

(player + ext.) can act as a mast

(for HARDDISK) as well as slave

(CDROM emulation).

ETHE

ET: connector: BNC connector (thin

wire)

standard: IEEE 802.3 (thin

ethernet)

function: serves as an interface

to all thin wire based

LAN's.

(*J

IBM, IBM-PC are the trade marks from International

Business Machines Cooperation.

Connector signals and pinning

Y/C

CD-I

RGB - D SUB 9 RS 232C PORT-

CONNECTOR CONNECTOR CONNECTOR D SUB 9

MINI

DIN

4 MINI

DIN

8 (FEMALE) CONNECTOR

• VIDEO

RGB output:

* Connector: O-sub 9 pin

* Pinning:

Pin Signal

1 GND

2 GND

3 R (Red) anal

ogue

4 G (Green) analogue

5 B(Blue) analogue

Mode

control = RGB Status (H=RGB)

(Composite sync.)

8 Reserved

9 Reserved

Y/C output:

nnector: Mini DIN 4 pin

nning:

Pin Signal

Gnd

3 y

4 C

• 1/0 PORTS

Port 1

* Connector: Mini DIN 8 pin

* Pinning:

Signal

1 n.c.

RXD

3 TXD

4 DTR (*)

GND

6 n.c.

RTS

8 +5V

Description

Not

Connected

Received Data

Transmitted Data

Data Terminal Ready

Signal Ground

t Connected

RequestTo Send

Power

supp

ly for the

dev

(MALE)

Port 2

* Connector: Mini DIN 8 pin

* Pinning:

Pin Signal Description

1 n.c. NotConnected

RXD

Received Data

TXD

Transmitted Data

DTR

(*)

Data Terminal Ready

5 GND Signal Ground

CTS

Clear

Send

RTS

Request To Send

8 +5V Power supply for the device

Port3 & 4

* Connector: D-sub 9

* Pinning:

Pin Signal Description

1 n.c. Not Connected

RXD

Received Data

TXD

Transmitted Data

4 n.c. Not Connected

5 GND Signal Ground

6 n.c. Not Connected

RTS

Request

Send

8 CTS Clear

Send

9 n.c. Not Connected

(*)

DTR

cannot

used as

active handshake signal.

It serves as a power supply for some input devices.

• Technical Manual

The Technical Manual is included

the COi 605T package.

Next to this manual for professional system integrators

additional data may

required. Please fill-in the registration

card to

informed on availability.

BEFORE

REQUESTING

SERVICE

it appears that the

-I system is faulty, first consult this

check list. It may

that something simple has been

overlooked. Do not attempt to repair the system under any

circumstance; this will invalidate the warranty.

After pressing the Power On/Off button, the power indicator

does not light.

-The button was not pressed

sufficientl

-One of the plugs

the power cable is not connected

is not

king contact.

-There is no supply at the power socket. Plug

another

electricial appliance and check if that work

It takes a very long time before the startup menu appears.

the 605T menu the amount of additional memory is

set to RAM=0 Mb and ROM=4.0 Mb.

The player does not startup

inserted disc.

-Make sure that the CD Driver Selector(it. 32rear panel) is

set to internal.

4. After loading, the Start

screen does not change.

-The

disc

has been inserted upside down in the loader.

-The disc has become dirty. Try cleaning it or using

another disc.

-The

disc

is defective. Try another disc.

video is being displayed.

-The display unit is not switched on.

-The video source selector

the display unit (if used) is

incorrectly set.

-The video connection is faulty.

-The display unit is not working. If possibl

check with

another video source.

Video is being displayed, but there is

sound.

-Mute is active.

-The amplifier

(*)

is not switched on.

-The amplifier

(*)

source selector is incorrectly set.

- The amplifier

(*)

the loudspeakers are not working.

Check with another sound source.

-The audio connections are faul

ty.

Distorted sound from the Stereo HiFi system.

-Audio connections made by mistake tothe Phono input.

The picture is rolling vertically and/or is only in black and

white.

-The 525/625 lines selector is incorrectly set.

Switch over and select correct settings and swit

the

player again.

9. The cursor is not responding to the mouse.

-Check the connection cable and switch on the player

again.

(*)

used

REGISTRATION

For a legal description ofthis CD-I system, record the serial and

model numbers in the spaces provided here. These numbers

are located

the tab

the back of the system. Please attach

your sales receipt tothis manual and keep it nearthe system for

quick referenc

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Further information regard

g this product can be obtained via

your international Philips organization, or the address below:

Philips Consumer Electronics

B.V.

Interactive Media Systems

P.O.

Box

80002

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able to give support and distribute new information

please fill in registration form and mail i

GUARANTEE

SERVICE

Phi

lips sell this product subject to the understanding that if any

defect in manufacture

material shall appear in it wi

in 90

days from the date ofconsumer sale, the dealer from whom the

product was purchased will arrange for such defect to

rectified without charge.

You

may have other rights, which vary

from country to country oryou may require customised service

contracts.

Please check your package for inclusions for your country or

regi

on,

else consult your dealer.

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