Philips DCC 300 - Basic Operation: Power and Cassette Management; Powering On;Off and Standby Mode; Cassette Insertion and Identification

Press the POWER ON/OFF key to switch the unit on.
After being switched on, the unit checks if a tape has been
inserted.
lf the unit does not find a cassette, the display pane! shows:
Press the OPEN/CLOSE key to open the tray and insert a
cassette.
Close the tray by pressing OPEN/CLOSE again. You can also
close the tray by a short slight pressure to its front.
After the tray has been closed, the unit reads and stores the
text and time information of the inserted cassette.
lf the unit finds a pre-recorded DCC, the display panel shows
for instance:
lf the unit finds a user-recorded DCC, the display panel shows
for instance:
TRACK SIDE TOTAL
a
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L
R
-dB 60 50 40 30 2 2015129 6 4 2 0
R
-dB 60 50 40 30 25 2015129 6 4 2 0
The unit can be switched to ‘STANDBY’ by pressing the
STANDBY key (only on the remote contro).
Pressing one of the basic functions on the unit or on the
remote contro! cancels the ‘STANDBY’ and reactivates the
unit:
OPEN / CLOSE,
PLAY,
STOP,
NEXT,
PREVIOUS,
WIND,
REWIND.
When you switch the unit off, the tape information of the
cassette (various texts and times) are erased from the unit's
memory. When you switch it on again, the tape information is
re-read.
Notes:
The instruction to open can be given from any function with the
exception of ‘RECORD’ and “RENUMBER’.
While the tray is opened or closed, the display panel shows
‘OPEN’ or ‘CLOSE’.
lf a rewound DCC is inserted, the unit automatically searches
the beginning of the first music track.