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DIGITALE
A/V
SURROUND
RECEIVER
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Measurement
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7A
Safety
regulations
require
that
the
set
be
restored
to
its
original
Condition
and
that
parts
which
are
indentical
with
those
specified
be
used.
Copyright
1995
Philips
Consumer
Electronics
B.V.
Eindhoven,
The
Netherlands
All
rights
reserved.
No
part
of
this
publication
may
be
reproduced,
stored
in
a
retrieval
System
or
transmitted,
in
any
form
or
by
any
means,
electronic,
mechanical,
photocopying,
Or
otherwise
without
the
prior
permission
of
Philips.
Published
by
MD
0019
Service
Audio
Printedin
the
Netherlands
Subject
to
modification
3104
215
50070
&
PHILIPS
PCS
105
750
1-2
LOCATION
OF
PRINTED
CIRCUIT
BOARDS
P50
&
Subw.
&
#
Video
Selector
Board
Pe
oe
ee
oo
*
Sexy
Headphone
Board
VERSION
VARIATIONS
PCS
105
751
FR965
=
FR966
except
colour
FR965/00
FR966/00S
Silver
Type
&
Versions
Features
&
Board
in
used
Front
colour
SPECIFICATION
FR965/00
General
Mains
voltage
:
230V
Mains
frequency
:
50Hz
:
<
2W
at
stby
:
435x138x350
mm
:
Multibrand/Universal
Power
concumption
Dimension.
wxhxd
Remote
control
Amplifier
Output
power
Stereo
mode
(L+R)
:2x60W
DIN
(1kHz,
0,7%THD,
6Q)
Surround
mode
L+R
>
2x60W
(1kKHz,
0,7%THD,
6Q)
Center
:60W
=
(1kHz,
0,7%THD,
6Q)
Surround
Left
+
Right
:
2x60W
(1kHz,
0,7%THD,
6Q)
Distortion
(6W)
1kHz
:<0,05%
40Hz
-20kHz
:<0,2%
Headphone
:
6,38mm
stereo
jack
with
switch
Output
level
:
3V
EMF,
60Q
Crosstalk
between
source
-
1kKHz
:
<
-65dB
(1W)
250Hz
—
10kHz
:
<-60dB
Crosstalk
between
channels
-1kHz
<
-55dB
(1W)
250Hz-10kHz
:<-50dB
Frequency
response
‘$<
10Hz
—
>
30kHz
(-1dB)
:
Shortcircuit
:DC
(Vout
2
10V)
for
+1sec
:
Transformer
(
2140°
Celcius)
:
Heatsink
(
2
140°
Celcius)
Power
stage
protection
Temperature
Audio
Selector
Input
sensitivity
Phono
:5mV
impedance
47kQ/220pf
CD
:250mV
impedance
>
47kQ
CDR/TAPE
:250mV
impedance
2
47kQ
VCR
:250mV
impedance
>
47kQ
TV
:250mV_
impedance
>
47kQ
SAT
:250mV
impedance
>
47kQ
6CH/DVD
:250mV
impedance
2
47kQ
Output
level
CDR/TAPE
:250mV_
impedance
<
1kQ
VCR
:250mV_
impedance
<
1kQ
Output
level
(variable)
Subwoofer
pre-out
:800mV_
impedance
<
1kQ
Center
pre-out
:800mV_
impedance
<
1kQ
Digital
Selector
Input
:2x
cinch
:
1x
optical
Output
:1x
cinch
Video
Selector
cvss
Input
sensitivity
DVD/VCR/TV
:1Vpp
impedance
75Q
Output
level
Monitor/VCR
:1Vpp
impedance
75Q
Frequency
response
:<$50HZz
>
2=6MHz
Tone
controle
Loudness
(volume
<
-20dB
Ref:
1kHz=0dB)
:100Hz
+6dB
:10kHz
+2,5
dB
Tone
control
(Ref:
1kHz=0dB)
‘Bass
100Hz
-9dB
>+9dB
:
Treble
10kHz
-9dB
>+9cB
Multi
Channel
Decoder
-
MDM2000
MPEGS.1
/
MPEG
7.1
(7.1
downmix
to
5.1)
Dolby
Digital
(AC-3)
Digital
Theater
Systems
(DTS)
Linear
PCM
(up
to
96kHz,
24
bits
resolution)
Automatic
audio/data
type
detection
(AC-3,dts,
MPEG-2,PCM)
Dolby
Pro
Logic
MPEG-2
dual
mono
channel
selection
I/II
Virtual
Dolby
Surround
(422/423)
Virtual
MPEG
Digital
(522/523)
Virtual
Dolby
Digital
(522/523)
Virtual
DTS
Surround
(522/523)
Multi
-
Front
/
Multi
-
rear
/
Natural
Surround
Digital
Bass
Management
Parallel
Stereo
Downmix
Four
Stereo
(224)
Volume
Control!
Noise
Generator
(test
tone)
Surround
mode
selector
Delay
Center
and
Surround
Left
,
Surround
Right
Tuner-
(Tuner95)
RDS
:
Only
in
/00
FM
Tuning
range
:
87.5
—
108MHz
Grid
:
5OkHz
IF
frequency
>
10.7MHz
+25kHz
Aerial
input
>
75
Q
coaxial
Sensitivity
at
26dB
S/N
1S
2uv
Selectivity
at
300kHz
:
2
55dB
Image
rejection
:
2
100dB
Distortion
at
RF=1mV,dev.75kHz
:<0,8%
-3dB
Limiting
point
><
2pV
Crosstalk
at
RF=1mV,dev.40kHz
>
235dB
MW
Tuning
range
:
531
-
1602kHz
Grid
:
9kHz
\F
frequency
:
450kHzZ
21kHz
Aerial
input
:
Frame
aerial
Sensitivity
at
26dB
S/N
><
1,5mV/m
Selectivity
at
9kHz
:
2
230B
IF
rejection
:
2
50dB
Image
rejection
>
2
33dB
Distortion
at
RF=50mV,m=80%
133%
LW
only
in
/00
Tuning
range
:
153
-
279kHz
Grid
:
83kHz
IF
frequency
:
450kHz
+1
kHz
Aerial
input
:
Frame
aerial
Sensitivity
at
26dB
S/N
><
2,8mV/m
Selectivity
at
9kHz
:
2
26dB
{F
rejection
:
2
100dB
Image
rejection
:
2
45dB
Distortion
at
RF=50mV,m=80%
>
S$
3%dB
PCS
105
752
1-4
SERVICE
TOOL
Audio
Signals
Test Disc
1.00.0...
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4822
397
30184
MEASUREMENT
SETUP
Tuner
FM
Bandpass
DUT
250Hz-15kHz
LF
Voltmeter
e.g.
7122
707
48001
e.g.
PM2534
RF
Generator
e.g.
PMS5326
50Q
hh
Ri=
$/N
and
distortion
meter
eg.
Sound
Technology
ST1700B
/
1e)
ie)
Use
a
bandpass
filter
to
eliminate
hum
(50Hz,
100Hz)
and
disturbance
from
the
pilottone
(19kHz,
38kHz).
Tuner
AM
(MW,LW)
Bandpass
250Hz-15kHz
LF
Voltmeter
e.g.
7122
707
48001
e.g.
PM2534
RF
Generator
e.g.
PM5326
g
: .
prrooon
1
3/N
and
distortion
meter
i
a
{fo
os
eg.
Sound
Technology
ST1700B8
i
rd
\
if
|B)
|
|
Frame
aerial
Cry)
ed
|
@g.
7122
707
89001
(£
!
le)
fe)
:
\
t
|
i
|
pete
en
Berea
|
a
——
To
avoid
atmospheric
interference
all
AM-measurements
have
to
be
carried
out
in
a
Faraday’s
cage.
Use
a
bandpass
filter
(or
at
least
a
high
pass
filter
with
250Hz)
to
eliminate
hum
(50Hz,
100Hz).
SAFETY
SAFETY
Safety
regulations
require
that
the
set
be
restored
to
its
original
condition
and
that
parts
which
are
identical
with
those
specified
be
used.
Safety
components
are
marked
by
the
symbol
As
Veiligheidsbepalingen
vereisen,
dat
het
apparaat
in
zijn
oorspronkeliijke
toestand
wordt
teruggebracht
en
dat
onderdelen,
identiek
aan
de
gespecificeerde,
worden
to@epa
St.
De
Veiligheidsonderdelen
zijn
aangeduid
met
het
symbox
a»
Les
normes
de
sécurité
exigent
que
l
appareil
soit
remis
Le
norme
di
sicurezza
estigono
che
l’apparecchio
venga.
a
l'état
d'origine
et
que
soient
utilisées
les
piéces
de
rimesso
nelle
condizioni
originali
e
che
siano
utilizzati
j
rechange
identiques
a
celles
spécifiées.
pezzi
di
ricambiago
identici
a
quelli
specificati.
Les
composants
de
sécurité
sont
marqués
Componenty
di
sicurezza
sono
marcati
con
AY
Bei
jeder
Reparatur
sind
die
geltenden
Sicherheitsvor-
schriften
zu
beachten.
Der
Originalzustand
des
Gerates
darf
nicht
verandert
werden.
Fir
Reparaturen
sind
Original-
ersatzteile
zu
verwenden.
Sicherheitsbauteile
sind
durch
das
Symbo!
A
markiert.
PCS
105 753
}
4
|
WARNING
WARNING
All
ICs
and
many
other
semiconductors
are
susceptible
to
electrostatic
discharges
(ESD).
Careless
handling
during
repair
can
reduce
life
drastically.
When
repairing,
make
sure
that
you
are
connected
with
the
same
potential
as
the
mass
of
the
set
via
a
wristband
with
resistance.
Keep
components
and
tools
at
this
potential.
CF)
ATTENTION
Tous
les
iC
et
beaucoup
d’autres
semi-conducteurs
sont
sensibles
aux
décharges
statiques
(ESD).
Leur
longévite
pourrait
étre
considérablement
écourtée
par
le
fait
qu’aucune
précaution
nést
prise
a
leur
manipulation.
Lors
de
réparations,
s‘assurer
de
bien
étre
relié
au
méme
potentiel
que
la
masse
de
|’appareil
et
enfileer
le
bracelet
serti
d’une
résistance
de
sécurité.
Veiller
4
ce
que
les
composants
ainsi
que
les
outils
que
l'on
utilise
soient
également
a
ce
potentiel.
Potential.
ESD
74
()
WARNUNG
Alle
ICs
und
viele
andere
Halbleiter
sind
empfindlich
gegeniber
elektrostatischen
Entladungen
(ESD).
Unsorgfaitige
Behandlung
im
Reparaturfall
kann
die
Lebensdauer
drastisch
reduzieren.
Sorgen
Sie
daftir,
daB
sie
im
Reparaturfall
ber
ein
Puls-
armband
mit
Widerstand
mit
dem
Massepotential
des
Gerates
verbunden
sind.
Haiten
Sie
Bauteile
und
Hilfsmittel
ebenfalls
auf
diesem
AVAILABLE
ESD
PROTECTION
EQUIPMENT
:
anti-static
table
mat
anti-static
wristband
large
1200x650x1.25mm
small
600x650x1.25mm
connection
box
(3
press
stud
connections,
1M
)
extendible
cable
(2m,
2M
,
to
connect
wristband
to
connection
box)
connecting
cable
(3m,
2M
,
to
connect
table
mat
to
connection
box)
earth
cable
(1M
,
to
connect
any
product
to
mat
or
to
connection
box)
KIT
ESD3
(combining
all
6
prior
products
-
small
table
mat)
wristband
tester
HANDLING
CHIP
COMPONENTS
GENERAL
CHIP
COMPONENT
SOLDER
SOLDER
COPPER
TRACK
P.C.B.
GLUE
SERVIGE
PACKAGE
SOLDERING
IRON
P
COMI
NT
DISMOUNTING
MOUNTING
VACUUM
PISTON
a.g.
A
PAIR
OF
TWEEERS
4822
395
10082
IS
SOLDERING
7
IRON
A
a.g.
WELLER
solder
tip
PT-H7
A
SOLDER
@0.5-0.8mm
SOLDERING
SOLDERING
PRESSURE
1RON
IRON
SOLDER
WICK
4822
321
40042
e.g.
A
PAIR
OF
TWEEZERS
SOLDERING
TIME
SLDER
B
IS
<3
sac/side
@0!-O.8mm
>
PRESSURE
=
_
SOLDERING
H
IRON
HEATING
HEATING
B
SOLDERING
IRON
CLEANING
EXAMPLES
SOLDER
WICK
c
[Rig
oo
eae
Es
8
ee
|
CORRECT
PRECAUTIONS
SOLDERING
SRON,
CORRECT
RR
COPPER
TRACK
(QD
WAARSCHUWING
Alle
IC’s
en
vele
andere
halfgeleiders
zijn
gevoelig
voor
electrostatische
ontladingen
(ESD).
Onzorgvuldig
behandelen
tijdens
reparatie
kan
de
levensduur
drastisch
doen
vermindern.
Zorg
ervoor
dat
u
tijdens
reparatie
via
een
polsband
met
weerstand
verbonden
bent
met
hetzelfde
potentiaal
als
de
massa
van
het
apparaat.
Houd
componenten
en
hulpmiddelen
ook
op
ditzelfde
potential.
CD
AVVERTIMENTO
Tutti
iC
e
parecchi
semi-conduttori
sono
sensibili
alle
scariche
statiche
(ESD),
La
loro
longevita
potrebbe
essere
fortemente
ridatta
in
caso
di
non
osservazione
della
pil
grande
cauzione
alla
loro
manipolazione.
Durante
le
riparationi
occorre
quindi
essere
collegato
allo
stesso
potenziale
che
quello
della
massa
delapparecchio
tramite
un
braccialetto
a
resistenza.
Assicurarsi
che
i
componenti
e
anche
gi
utensili
con
quali
si
lavora
siano
anche
a
questo
potenziale.
4822
466
10953
4822
466
10958
4822
395
10223
4822
320
11307
4822
320
11305
4822
320
11306
4822
320
11308
4822
310
10671
4822
344
13999
PCoS
105
754
ABBREVIATIONS
A
ac
OVA
AC
0
Voltage
ac
10VB
AC
10
Voltage
ac
110VB
AC
110
Voitage
ac
120VB
AC
120
Voltage
ac
gnd
AC
ground
ac
hi
AC
high
voltage
1
ac
h2
AC
high
voitage
2
ac
It
AC
low
voltage
1
ac
|2
AC
low
voltage
2
acti
AC
voltage
1
ac2
AC
voltage
2
ac3
AC
voltage
3
amp
Ir
on
Amplifier
Left
-
Right
On
amp
mute
cs
amp
mute
c
s
sub
amp
mute
Ir
amp
pd
amp
prot
amp
s
on
amp
stby
av
gnd
av
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f1
f2
fmute
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gndd
gnds
H
hp
gnd
hp
|
hp
on
hpr
hst
L
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Is
gnd
Is
|
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r
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mdm
mdm
c
out
mdm
gnd
mdm
|
dmix
mdm
|
in
mdm
|
out
mdm
r
dmix
mdm
rin
mdm
r
out
mdm
req
mdm
rst
mdm
sci
mdm
sda
mdm
sl
out
mdm
sr
out
mdm
sub
out
mfd
PCS
105
755
Amplifier
mute
center
surround
Amplifier
mute
center
surround
subwoofer
Amplifier
mute
Left
-
Right
Amplifier
power
down
Amplifier
protection
Amplifier
surround
On
Amplifier
Standby
Audio
ground
Audio
Left
Audio
Right
Audio/Video
Filament
1
Filament
2
-
Fast
mute
Ground
digital
Ground
signal
Headphone
ground
Headphone
Left
Headphone
On
Headphone
Right
Heatsink
temperature
Loudspeaker
Center
Loudspeaker
ground
Loudspeaker
Left
Loudspeaker
Right
Multi
channel
Decoding
Module
—
Center
out
—
ground
—
Downmix
Left
—
Left
in
—
Left
out
—
Downmix
Right
—
Right
in
—
Right
out
—
request
—
reset
—
!?C
clock
—
PC
data
—
surround
Left
out
—
surround
Right
out
—
subwoofer
out
Mains
failure
detection
1-6
P
p
gnd
p
p50
Ss
s
gnd
sofac
scl
sofac1
sda‘
sofac2
sda2
ss
ce
ss
clk
ss
data
surr
pre-out
T
tu
clk
tuda
tuen
tu
gnd
tul
tur
tu
rds
tu
stereo
V
v
gnd
v
scl
v
sda
Vv
sig
v
sub
sur
P50
ground
Cinema
link
P50
code
Surround
ground
Sofac
[°C
clock
Sofac
1
?C
data1
Sofac
2
IC
data2
Source
selector
chipenable
Source
selector
clock
Source
selector
data
Surround
pre-out
Tuner
clock
Tuner
data
Tuner
enable
Tuner
ground
Tuner
Left
Tuner
Right
Tuner
RDS
Tuner
stereo
Video
ground
Video
l?C
clock
Video
I?C
data
Video
signal
Video
subwoofer
surround
2-1
INSTRUCTIONS
FOR
USE
CONTROLS
[7]
POWER
/
STANDBY......Switches
the
receiver
on
and
off.
fis)
TUNER
PRESET
¢
MENU
NAVIGATOR
[2]
CINEMA
LINK................
Switches
the
system
control
bus
TUNER:
switches
to
the
next
and
between
the
receiver
and
the
TV.
previous
stored
radi¢
station.
on
and
off.
MENU:
moves
upwards
and
fal
rte
det
esau:
Sensor
for
the
infrared
remote
downwards.
control.
(i6|
<4
PREV.
/
EXIT
...............
TUNER:
searches
radio
stations.
[a4]
VIRTUAL...
Control
light
for
virtual
surround.
MENU:
switches
to
the
previous
Fe)
WALD
sea
sincmu
ct
Control
light
for
HALL.
menu
level.
Bll
Marcerirntteat
a
Display
(a7|
SETUP
MENU
................
Switches
the
menu
on
and
off.
[7]
SOURCE
SELECTOR
.....Selects
the
different
audio
and
(18)
SENS.
o-oo
nonnnn
Switches
between
lav
and
high
.
video
connectors.
ut
tuner
sensitivity.
[8]
VOLUME.
........ceccsne
Increases
and
decreases
the
[is]
NEWS/TA........-soreiven
Switches
the
ROS
news
and
volume
level.
RDS
traffic
announcement
on
[9]
FRONT
AV...
noe
Selects
the
FRONT
AV
/
GAME
and
off.
input
(FR
975
only).
(20)
TUNER
AM/FM
..............
Switches
the
wavebands
of
the
FO}
TREBLE
seen
Adjusts
the
treble
when
used
in
miner
combination
with
VOLUME.
[21]
RADIO
TEXT..................
Scrolls
through
the
cifferent
RDS
ij
BASS
oe
senne
Adjusts
the
bass
when
used
in
information.
combination
with
VOLUME.
22]
SURR.
MODE..................
Switches
through
the
different
fia]
LOUDNESS.................
Switches
LOUDNESS
on
and
off.
Speke
r
CONTOURS
-
[a]
NEXT
Po.
ccesescsceeeeeee
TUNER:
searches
radio
stations,
23
VIRT.
MODE...........
Scrolls
through
the
afferent
MENU:
switches
to
the
next
virtual
surround
soutd
modes.
menu
level.
SURROUND
ON/OFF
.....Switches
between
tle
last
fal
ENTER
/
OK..................-
Confirms
selected
menu
values.
selected
surround
mde
and
stereo.
PCS
105
701
INSTRUCTIONS
FOR
USE
REMOTE
CONTROL
Open
the
battery
compartment
of
the
remote
control
and
insert
2
alkaline
batteries,
tyoe
AA
(R06,
UM-3}.
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PHONO
TUNER
cD
cD
Remove
batteries
if
they
are
flat
or
the
remote
control
is
not
going
Oise.
2
ectiarantn
Sa
Ko
mnt
teA
DR
ne
mati
Rn
baonboieatloh
nia
renga
=
j
to
be
used
for
a
long
time.
H
:
VCR
SAT
A
Batteries
contain
chemical
substances,
so
they
should
:
be
disposed
of
properly.
The
buttons
on
the
remote
control
work
the
same
way
as
the
corresponding
ones
on
the
receiver.
important!
You
have
to
press
a
source
button
for
longer
than
1
second
to
Switch
the
sound
source
on
the
receiver.
Pressing
a
source
et
button
for
less
than
1
second
will
only
switch
the
remote
contra!
to
use
the
commands
for
the
selected
product.
The
remote
control
remains
tuned
to
the
selected
source
until
another
source
button
on
the
remote
control
is
pressed.
This
enables
you
to
operate
additional
sources
(i.
e.
winding
a
tape)
without
changing
the
source
on
the
receiver
“St
WA
at
ant
Robe
Ere
a
Sinton
nk
acta
erat
gm
tok
tar
ie
ste
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i
od
nd
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|
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PCS
105
702
PHONO,
TUNER,
CD,
Sinn,
ae
SSS
CINEMA
LINK
ON/OFF.
i
CHANNEL/TRACK
...
BI
CHANNEL/TRACK
...
INSTRUCTIONS
FOR
USE
Mutes
the
sound
of
the
receiver.
Switches
the
receiver
to
standby.
Switches
the
remote
control
to
the
commands
of
the
different
products.
Selects
the
sources
if
pressed
longer
than
1
second.
SAT
only
works
with
digital
satellite
receivers.
Ef
austecebsdtoheswvnnaehcetess
Keys
in
numbers
for
tracks,
stations
or
frequencies.
Numbers
consisting
of
two
figures
must
be
keyed
in
within
2
seconds.
Switches
the
system
connection
between
the
receiver
and
the
TV
on
and
off.
“aivenits
Without
function.
re
TUNER:
Switches
the
receiver
menu
on
and
off.
DVD,
TV:
Switches
the
DVD/TV
menu
on
and
off.
een
a
eerie?
Confirms
menu
options.
rs
TUNER:
Moves
in
the
menus.
Right/left
arrows
are
tuning
up/down.
CD,
CDR:
Left/right
arrows
are
searching
backwards/forwards,
up/down
arrows
are
selecting
the
nexi/previous
track.
bch
aS
acd
haces
Increases
the
receiver
volume.
Hasivecsdeiavericcseee
Decreases
the
receiver
volume.
onc
Biscss
Switches
the
functions
NEWS
and
TRAFFIC
ANNOUNCEMENT
on
and
off.
TV:
Switches
teletext
on
and
off.
SAT:
Switches
the
information
text
on
and
off.
teased
nis
Increases
the
TV
volume.
CD,
CDR,
VCR,
DVD:
Starts
playback.
Decreases
the
TV
volume.
CD,
CDR,
VCR,
DVD:
Stops
playback.
Selects
the
previous
preset
tuner
station.
VCR:
Rewinds
the
tape.
CD,
CDR,
DVD:
Selects
the
previous
track.
TV:
Selects
the
previous
channel.
Selects
the
next
preset
tuner
station.
VCR:
Fast
forwards
the
tape.
CD,
CDR,
DVD:
Selects
the
next
track.
TV:
Selects
the
next
channel.
Switches
LOUDNESS
on
and
off.
Switches
the
subwoofer
on
and
off.
SURROUND
ON/OFF
....
+/—
SUBWOOFER...
SURROUND
MODE
REMOTE
CONTROL
CDR,
VCR:
Starts
recording.
DVD:
Switches
audio
tracks.
fe
COR,
SAT,
VCR:
Clears
a
program,
cancels
selections.
DVD:
Switches
the
view
angle.
TUNER:
Switches
ta
FREQUENCY
DIRECT.
CD,
CDR,
VCR,
DVD:
Pauses
playback.
VCR:
Switches
the
index
search
on
and
off.
SAT:
Switches
the
themes
on
and
off.
DVD:
Switches
between
title
and
chapter.
CD-,
CDR-,
DVD-Changers:
Switches
to
the
next
disc.
Switches
NIGHT
MODE
on
and
off.
Scrolls
through
the
different
virtual
surround
sound
modes.
Switches
SURROUND
SOUND
on
and
off.
Increases/decreases
the
subwoofer
volume.
Increases/decreases
the
volume
of
the
rear
speakers.
While
test
tone
is
an,
the
volume
of
the
speakers
you
are
hearing
can
be
increased/decreased
with
these
buttons.
Scrolls
through
the
different
surround
modes.
Switches
the
test
tone
on
and
off.
While
test
tone
is
on,
the
volume
of
the
speakers
you
are
hearing
can
be
increased/decreased
with
+/—
REAR.
PCS
105
703
2-4
INSTRUCTIONS
FOR
USE
REMOTE
CONTROL
=
=
ee
z
Once
you
have
found
and
tested
the
codes
for
your
various
Programming
the
universal
appliances,
you
may
want
to
write
them
down
here.
You
can
identify
the
universal
remote
inscription
Multibrand/Universal.
PON
Oi
2
cees
terse
ateo
marca:
2
The
universal
remote
control
must
be
programmed
to
use
the
codes
for
your
appliances
of
different
brands.
This
is
done
by
TINE
yi
eetsatptesstedseintes
Pexeesnieicetece
keying
in
a
4-digit
code
or
by
scanning
the
codes
until
the
correct
one
is
found.
We
recommend
to
using
the
4-digit
EB
Spee
aren
Se
an
ona
ey
ere
code.
This
methad
is
faster
and
more
reliable.
The
code
scanning
method
should
only
be
used
if
you
cannot
find
the
CORT
ARE
cc
esdateieesiseataec
abies
code
for
one
of
your
appliances.
The
code
table
can
be
found
at
the
end
of
the
booklet.
AN
cece
Acsicinsaan
Weta
tesiteatatapoire’lales
ct
22
Important!
WG
ape
iees
teeuare
net.
The
buttons
of
the
remote
control
must
be
used
for
programming,
not
the
buttons
of
the
receiver
or
other
A
Aces
ccetenek
testa
Oe
hacen
ak
he
appliances.
DV
Bi
hal
encase
een
indhe
ne
eateaeiede
Programming
with
the
4-digit
code
1
Keep
the
source
button
for
the
appliance
which
should
be
Resetting
the
remote
control
controlled
and(!)
pressed
for
3
seconds,
1
Keep
one
of
the
source
buttons
and
C
pressed
for
3
seconds.
2
Key
in
the
4-digit
code
for
the
appliance
(codetable
at
the
end
of
the
booklet).
2
Key
in
the
3-digit
code
981.
-»The
remote
control
is
now
reset
to
all
its
original
Philips
Notes:
—/f
more
than
4
digits
are
entered,
the
remote
codes.
control
will
recognize
only
the
ones
keyed
in
first.
—
If
you
do
not
key
in
a
code
within
30
seconds
the
remote
control
will
switch
off
the
programming
function
without
changing
the
code.
~
To
program
a
new
appliance,
simply
overwrite
the
old
code
by
entering
a
new
one.
Scanning
the
codetable
1
Switch
on
the
appliance
which
should
be
controlled.
2
Keep
the
source
button
for
the
appliance
which
should
be
controlled
and()
pressed
for
3
seconds.
3
Press
and
release
(4
again.
-»The
remote
control
sends
the
codes
for
channel
up
or
standby
(depending
on
the
selected
source}
for
one
brand
after
the
other.
4
As
soon
as
the
appliance
reacts
—
switches
to
the
next
channel
or
to
standby
~
press
()
to
confirm
the
cade.
~»
The
identified
code
will
be
used.
*
If
the
set
does
not
react
within
2
minutes,
the
code
for
this
appliance
is
not
stored
in
the
remote
control.
The
code
of
the
remote
control
will
remain
unchanged.
Note:
When
taking
out
the
batteries
of
the
remote
control
for
more
than
1
minute
the
codes
must
be
reprogrammed.
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105 704