Philips DSC 950 - Page 9

The
selected
listening
SOUTCE
IS
indicated
on
the
alpha-numeric
part
of
the
display,
e.9.:
aE
The
white
source
indicators
in
1
the
upper
part
of
the
display
indicate
the
source
that
you
can
make
a
recording
from
(recording
source).
Normally,
the
recording
source
follows
the
selected
listening
source
.
e
A
recording
source
can
be
fixed
with
the
REC.
OUT
key
14.
e
When
this
key
is
pressed
the
selected
source
will
remain
the
recording
source
when
another
listening
source
Is
selec-
ted
with
the
SOURCE
SELECT
knob
2.
The
red
RECORD
indication
in
the
display
lights
up.
It
is
now
possible
to
listen
to
another
source
than
the
one
you
are
recording
from
(e.g.
recording
from
your
tuner
while
listening
to
CD).
e
Fach
time
the
REC.OUT
14
key
is
pressed
again
within
5
seconds
the
source
right
to
the
current
source
will
become
the
new
recording
source.
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The
record
selection
can
be
cancelled
when
after
a
pause
of
at
least
5
seconds
the
REC.OUT
14
key
is
pressed
again.
e
The
red
RECORD
indication
will
disappear
from
the
display.
The
record
selection
will
now
be
cancelled
and
the
white
source
indicators
in
the
upper
part
of
the
display
follow
the
listening
source
again.
You
can
now
make
a
recording
from
the
source
you
are
listening
to.
®
The
record
selection
will
also
be
cancelled
when
the
DSC950
is
switched
off
or
to
standby
mode.
Digital record selection
When
you
select
with
the
REC.OUT
14
key
a
digital
source
(connected
via
the
digital
sockets),
you
can
make
a
direct
digital
recording.
Notes:
e
Make
sure
that
the
source
(e.g.
CD)
and
the
recorder
(e.g.
DCC)
are
connected
to
the
DSC
via
the
digital
sockets.
°
|f
you
want
to
make
a
recording
of
an
analog
source,
make
sure
that
the
recorder
(e.g.
DCC)
is
set
to
analog
input
mode.
Your DSC 950 contains an analog-to-digital converter for all
analog inputs.
However, each input can have a different volume level. A CD
player has for instance a higher volume level than a tuner.
With the LEVEL ADJUST key 11 you can adjust the sensitivity
of each input separately.
These adjustments have already been made for you in the
factory. It is normally not necessary to change them, but If
desired, they can be changed as follows:
@ Select with the SOURCE SELECT knob 2 the source of
which you wish to adjust the input level.
e Press the LEVEL ADJUST! Rey be
=< FAe display shows & foo Pe ERTS Pare ob PPADS
— Then, the display will show the ‘Galectsd source sane the
currently programmed level for this source.
e Adjust the input level with the VOLUME knob 6. Turn the
volume as high as possible, but make sure that in the
presence of a strong signal, the peak meter does not enter
the red part.
The level can be adjusted from -3 to +23 dB in several steps.
e Press the LEVEL ADJUST key 11 again when the level has
been adjusted.
The level will be stored in the memory and recalled each
time the respective source Is selected.
NOTE: \f on the selected source an analog and a digital input Is
connected, the level adjustment will be analog, although the
DSC has selected digital in. The level adjustment ts only
audible for the headphone connection.
| IMPORTANT
| lf the signal is distorted, check the peak meter,
_lf it enters the red part, adjust the yy of the 2 analog |
inputs. - |
BALANCE
The balance can be adjusted with the BALANCE keys on the
remote control.
e vunen ¢ one ec these keys is pressed the display will show
@ The white bax in the upper part of the display shows the
balance adjustment. The fourth box indicates the center
position (as shown above).
e Three seconds after the BALANCE keys on the remote have
been
pressed,
the
display
changes
to
normal
mode
and
shows the selected source and its settings again.
e A different balance can be set for each speaker system.