Philips DCC 170 - OPERATION; Power On;Off; Loading a Cassette; Protecting Cassettes

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OPERATION
POWER ON/OFF
LOADING A CASSEnE
• The DCC player can be turned on by pushing one of the
following buttons:PLAY/SIDE^ ► . ►► {,REC
PAUSE on the player or on the remote control
J The DCC player is activated and enters the mode of the
button that was pushed.
Note: If no tape is loaded the set will not be activated.
•The DCC player will be switched off:
-when you push the STOP/OFF ■ button again while the
player already was in the stop mode.
-when you fail to push any operating button within
3 minutes after the DCC player has entered the stop
mode.
The following information will be kept in the memory: present
track number, time information and the tape travel direction.
- The memory will be cleared when you take out the
cassette.
-The DCC player will also be switched off when you open
the cassette compartment with the OPEN switch.
HOLD _
• When carrying the player with you. you can slide the HOLD
switch to the ON position. The DCC player buttons are then
inoperative (not the remote control buttons). The playing of
a cassette will now not be interrupted when a button is
accidentally touched.
• When the DCC operating buttons are pressed while the
HOLD switch is in position ON, the following information
will blink {3x) on the display:
• Open the cassette compartment with the OPEN switch.
• Insert a DCC cassette with the label side up and the
protective slider pointed to the compartment.
• When using a conventional analog cassette, insert it as
shown below.
yet. is on Hold
Then, the display will go back to showing the previous
information.
PROTECTING A CASSEHE AGAINST RECORDING
Accidental erasure of recordings made on your DCC cassettes
can be prevented by sliding the red switch on the back of
your cassette upward as shown below. No recording will
then be possible on this tape.