Philips DCC 600 User Manual

Details warranty and service terms for Australia, supplementing statutory rights.

Outlines product guarantee and service conditions for New Zealand customers.

Specific instructions and warnings for UK users regarding mains plug and safety.

Details input and output connections on the rear panel of the DCC 600.

Advice on unit placement and environmental factors for optimal performance.

Suggestions for optimal system usage and protection from damage.

Identifies and describes all controls located on the front panel of the DCC 600.

Explains the differences and usage of DCC and ACC cassettes with the DCC 600.

Instructions for opening and closing the cassette tray.

Steps to initiate and terminate tape playback.

How to find specific music tracks on the tape using PREV/NEXT.

Using fast forward/backward to locate specific sections.

How to switch between tape sides A and B.

Repeating the current music track during playback.

Repeating tracks or the entire cassette automatically.

Using Dolby B/C NR for tape hiss reduction.

Connecting and adjusting volume for headphones.

Step-by-step guide to start recording on a DCC.

Adding recordings to the end of existing content.

Making recordings from the 'RECORD PAUSE' state.

Recording silent passages or muting during recording.

General tips and considerations for recording.

How to view text data like track titles and artist.

Accessing various time-related information during recording.

Marking the beginning of a music track automatically or manually.

Marking the end of a track to continue on the next side.

Marking the end of a side to change to the next side.

Instructions for deleting unwanted markers from the tape.

Correcting and updating track numbering after manual marking.

Guidelines for cleaning the unit and head.

Specific recommendations for cleaning DCC cassettes.

Steps to resolve common system problems.

Detailed specifications for digital and analog inputs.

Detailed specifications for digital and analog outputs.

Cause and solution for pressing an invalid key during operation.

Cause and solution for a blocked cassette compartment.

Cause and solution when no cassette is detected.

Cause and solution for a non-existent track number.

Cause and solution for digital input signal issues.

Cause and solution for digital copy protection issues.

Cause and solution for missing audio signal.

Cause and solution for missing text information.

Cause and solution for attempting to record on an ACC.

Cause and solution for recording on a protected cassette.