Philips AZ1061/17 User Manual

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Philips AZ1061/17 Specifications

General

Brand	Philips
Model	AZ1061/17
Category	CD Player
Language	English

Summary

CONTROLS

Top and Front Panel Controls

Features and buttons on the top and front of the device for operation.

Back Panel Connections

Ports and compartments located on the rear of the device.

POWER SUPPLY

Battery Installation and Care

Instructions for inserting, using, and disposing of batteries.

Mains Power Connection

How to connect and use the device with AC mains power.

BASIC FUNCTIONS

Powering On/Off

Steps to turn the device on and off using the power slider.

Audio Adjustment

Using the VOLUME and DBB controls for sound output.

Demo Mode Operation

Instructions for activating, using, and exiting the PHILIPS demo mode.

GENERAL INFORMATION

Device Maintenance

Guidelines for cleaning the device using a soft cloth and avoiding harsh chemicals.

Operational Safety Precautions

Advice on proper placement, ventilation, and avoiding lubrication of mechanical parts.

DIGITAL TUNER

Tuning Radio Stations

Steps to select the tuner source, band, and use search functions for stations.

Improving Radio Reception

Advice on adjusting the telescopic aerial or turning the set for optimal reception.

Programming and Selecting Presets

How to program, store, and tune to preset radio stations.

CD PLAYER

Playing a CD

How to insert, play, pause, resume, and stop CD playback.

Track Navigation

Using the SEARCH buttons to select different tracks on a CD.

Finding Passages within Tracks

Using SEARCH buttons to locate specific parts within a CD track.

CD PLAYER (Continued)

CD Play Modes

How to use SHUFFLE and REPEAT modes for playback.

Programming CD Tracks

Steps to select and store desired track numbers for playback.

Reviewing CD Programme

How to view the sequence of programmed tracks.

CD PLAYER (Continued)

Erasing CD Programmes

Methods to erase a programmed sequence of CD tracks.

CD Handling and Care

Tips for handling CDs, cleaning the lens, and preventing dust.

CASSETTE RECORDER

Cassette Playback

Steps to select tape source, insert cassette, and start playback.

Cassette Tape Navigation

Using SEARCH for fast winding and PAUSE for interruptions.

RECORDING

Recording Information and Precautions

Guidelines on copyright, suitable tapes, recording levels, and tape protection.

Synchro Start CD Recording

How to record CD tracks to a cassette automatically.

Recording Specific Passages

How to select and record particular passages from a CD.

RECORDING (Continued)

Recording from Radio

Steps to tune to a station and record it onto a cassette.

Tape Deck Maintenance

Instructions for cleaning magnetic heads, capstan, and pressure rollers.

MAINTENANCE

Environmental Information

Information on packaging materials and proper disposal of the product.

TROUBLESHOOTING

No Sound or Power Issues

Troubleshooting steps for lack of sound or power, including volume, connections, and batteries.

Radio Reception and Interference

Solutions for radio hum, noise, and weak or poor signal reception.

CD Playback Problems

Troubleshooting for CD errors, skipping tracks, and poor playback quality.

Cassette and Recording Issues

Solutions for poor cassette sound quality and recording malfunctions.