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The
remote
control
supplied
can
be
used
to
operate
up
to
three
speaker
systems
connected
to
the
DSS
LINK
sockets
and
all
units
in
the
system
which
are
connected
via
the
ES!
sockets.
In
addition,
it
can
be
used
to
operate
any
other
equipment
that
uses
the
RC-5
remote
control
system.
: "IMPORTANT:
All
products
of
the
Philips
900
series
which
are
equipped
with
an
own
remote
control,
also
have
an
IR
SENSOR
ON/OFF switch on the back of the product.
When
these
products
are
incorporated
In
your
HiFi
system
with
ESI
BUS
connection,
this
IR
SENSOR
ON/OFF
switch
should always be in the OFF position.
The
product
can
then
be
operatea
with
the
remote
control
of yourDSU 950,
VWhen
these
products
are.
not
used
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ina
900
series
HIF
system
the
switch
should
be
in
the
ON
position.
Make
sure
that
the
respective
product
is
switched
off
when switching the IR SENSOR on and off.
BATTERIES
®
Open
the
battery
compartment
and
insert
two
batteries
as
indicated,
type
RO3,
UM-4
or
AAA-cells
.
e
Remove
the
batteries
when
they
have
run
down
or
if
they
will
not
be
used
again
for
a
long
period.
REMOTE CONTROL FROM ANOTHER ROOM |
You can control your system from another room, by pointing
the remote control at one of the connected digital speakers.
The speaker will pass signals from the remote control handset
to your Digital System Controller.
OPERATING SPEAKER SYSTEMS
e Since all DSS930 speakers have their own infra red remote
control sensor, you can control speaker system A, B and C
from any room by pointing the remote control to a speaker
and pressing the respective keys.
e The commands VOLUME, BALANCE, BASS, TREBLE,
COMPENSATION, MUTE act only in the room where the
remote control is used.
e.g. When the VOLUME a key is pressed in room 2, the
volume of all speakers in room 2 will be increased.
e \When the remote control is pointed to your DSC 950, these
commands are interpreted for speaker system A
For other sets in your system connected via the ESI BUS
sockets, the following functions are available on the remote
control:
Digital System Controller
SPEAKERS A/B/C - to activate or deactivate speaker
systems
Source selectors
VOLUME - adjusting the volume of speaker system A
— BALANCE - adjusting the balance of speaker system A
— BASS - adjusting the bass tones of speaker system A
— TREBLE - adjusting the high tones of speaker system A
— COMPENSATION - to switch on/off compensation for
speaker system A
— MUTE - decreasing the volume of speaker system A by 24 dB
— STANDBY - switching the complete system to standby by
oressing longer than approx. 1 second. |
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Tuner
— Q-9 digit buttons - selecting preset Stations; entering data
when programming timer or clock and when using the direct
tuning function
PRESET/TRACK - next & or previous =
44 - search down
— pp - Search up
STANDBY - selecting standby mode
preset station
Cassette deck (TAPE); deck B or deck Aif B is empty
PRESET/TRACK - next 2 or previous = track
PLAY - starting play
— STOP - stopping recording/play
PAUSE - interrupting recording
RECORD - starting recording (deck B only)
mp - winding the tape in the playing direction
— 4#4- winding the tape in the opposite direction
~ STANDBY - selecting standby mode
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VCR
— 0-9 digit buttons - selecting stations
— PRESET - next & or previous = station
— PLAY - starting playback
STOP - stopping recording/play
PAUSE - interrupting recording/play
RECORD - starting recording
— PP - winding the tape
— 44 - rewinding the tape
— STANDBY - selecting standby mode
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