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Philips AZ 8250 - Controls and Connections

Philips AZ 8250
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3.
CONTROLS
and
CONNECTIONS
TONE
(8)
POWER
ON
SPATIAL
(6)
DYNAMIC
(5)
SASS
BOOST
VOLUME
(4)
CD
(3)
REMOTE
SENSOR
PHONES
(2)
IP
AND
FRONT
PANEL
&3
stereo
headphone
socket
infrared
REMOTE SENSOR
for
remote
contro!
reception
CD
buttons
OPEN.CLOSE
-
to
open
the
CD
door
PLAY.PAUSEE-
play
and
pause
button
STOP
O
button
SHUFFLE
-
to
play
all
CD-tracks
in
a
random
order;
press
again
to
cancel
PROG
-
press
briefly
to
programme
the
displayed
track
number
press
longer
than
1
second
to
display
all
stored
track
numbers
x
PREVIOUS/NEXT
o>
In
positon
playback
or
STOR
press
briefly
ta
jump
to
a
previous
ka
or
next
pr
track
during
playback,
keep
pressed
to
search
fast
backward
ica
or
forward
VOLUME
button
Y
DYNAMIC
BASS
BOOST-
press
=.
to
boost
the
bass
response
SPATIAL-
press
to
obtain
a
spatial
stereo
effect
POWER
ON
-
to
select
the
sound
source
TAPE/OFF
-
RADIO
-
CD
TONE
-
tone
control
radio
and
CD
display
radio
buttons
FM
ST.
-
ta
select
FM
mono
or
sterea
PRESET
PROG
-
to
store
preset
radio
stations
BAND
selector
-
to
select
the
wave
band
TUNING
/
Y
to
tune
to
a
radio
frequency
PRESETS
+
/
—-
to
select
preset
radio
stations
CASSETTE
DECK
keyboard
DIRECTION
«>
-
to
change
the
tape
direction
RECORD
@
PLAY»
REWIND
««
-
fast
revand
EFWD
p>
-
fast
forvard
wind
STOP/EJECT
IN
ኮለህ5፻
DIRECTION
<i
indicators
English
ጣነ
RADIO
&
CD
DISPLAY
40)
TUNER
CASSETTE
UD
DECK
REMOTE
CONTROL
e
VOLUME
button
O
>
©
e
PLAY.PAUSE
>
play
and
pause
button
for
the
CD
player
e
STOP
E
button
for
the
CD
player
e
O«PREV/NEXT»
O
for
the
CD
player:
in
position
playback
or
STOP.
press
briefly
to
jump
to
a
previous
O
<
or
next
>
©
track
>
during
playback,
keep
pressed
to
search
fast
backward
©
«€
or
for-
ward»
©
for
the
radio:
press
briefly
to
select
a
previous
O
or
next
>
©
preset
radio
station
e
Open
the
battery
compartment
and
insert
two
batteries,
type
AAA,
LAGS
or
UM4
cells
e
Remove
the
batteries
when
they
have
run
down
or
if
they
will
not
be
used
again
for
a
long
period.
STEREO
HEADPHONE
SOCKET
33
(1)
You
can
connect
stereo
headphones
having
a
3.5
mm
plug
ta
the
socket
€»
(1)
Inserting
the
plug
wall
disconnect
the
speakers.
MICROPHONE
SOCKET
&
(on
the
hack)
For
recording,
you
can
connect
a
mono
microphone
having
a
3
5
mm
plug
to
the
MIC
socket
45,
see
CASSETTE
RECORDING.

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