Philips HDD100 User Manual
Recording audio jukebox
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Contents Safety & maintenance Copyright information ...4 Notice for the USA ...4 Quick start guide ...5 About hdd100...6 Minimium computer system requirements ...6 About Digital Media manager (DMM) ...6 Digital Rights Management ...7 Controls and connections ...8-9 Remote control...10 Supplied accessories ...10 First time installation...11... -
Page 3: Safety & Maintenance
– Clean your hdd100 with a slightly damp cloth. Don't use any cleaning agents containing alcohol, ammonia, benzene or abrasives as these may harm the finishing on your Jukebox. -
Page 4: Copyright Information
Copyright Information – Unauthorized duplication and distribution of Internet/CD recordings violate copyright law and international treaties.You should use the hdd100 and Media Manager (DMM) software for personal use only. – In the U.K and certain countries, the copying of material protected by copyright may require the permission of the copyright holders. -
Page 5: Quick Start Guide
2.0 cable.You can do this while the hdd100 is still charging. TIP: – Make sure your hdd100 is powered by the supplied power adapter when connecting to your computer, in case battery power is low or needs charging. Step 4 Transfer your music and enjoy... -
Page 6: About Hdd100
CAUTION! – Computers that were upgraded from Win 95 may not have USB compatibility! – XP users: you may see a warning message if your hdd100 is connected to a PC with 1.1 USB port only. About Digital Media Manager (DMM) software DMM contains all the necessary software components you need to make your Philips hdd100 recording audio jukebox work properly. -
Page 7: Digital Rights Management
Your set consists of materials which can be recycled if disassembled by a specialized company. Please observe the local regulations regarding the disposal of packaging, dead batteries and old equipment. (DMM) user manual on the installation http://www.philips.com/support About hdd100... -
Page 8: Controls And Connections
Controls and connections USB 2.0/1.1 – Connect the supplied USB cable here and to the USB port of your computer 5V DC – Connect the battery charger here and to the power source OPTICAL, LINE IN – Connect an optical or line-in source here –... -
Page 9: Controls And Connections
MENU/HOLD – Toggles between the Menu display showing hdd100 feature options (see page 20) and the main screen, Music Library for options of how you want to access your music for playback (see page 17). – During playback, toggles between the Menu and playback displays (see page 19). -
Page 10: Remote Control
– remote key functions correspond to the playback functions on your hdd100. – Your hdd100 display corresponds to all the remote control commands when you play or pause playback, skip or search a track, except for volume adjustment which you can monitor through the headphones only. -
Page 11: First Time Installation
Connect hdd100 to your PC using the supplied USB 2.0 cable. Windows will detect for New Hardware, hdd100 and install the USB driver automatically. For Windows 98SE users: disconnect your hdd100 if you are prompted to restart your PC. TIP: –... -
Page 12: Transferring Files
2 Disconnect the USB 2.0 cable from hdd100 and your PC. TIP: – To avoid file error/ damage, do not disconnect hdd100 during file transfer, formatting or firmware upgrade. – For Windows 98SE users: there is no Eject Hardware icon USB cable from your hdd100. -
Page 13: Power Supply
– Recommended minimum charging time = 2 hours. – Full charge = 4 hours. – For a speedy alternative, you can also operate hdd100 by using the supplied 5V power adapter as your external power supply. indicates that the power adapter is connected and the indicates hdd100 is now adapter operated. -
Page 14: Battery Power Level
– When battery power is very low, display. It's time to use the 5V adapter to recharge/ operate if your wish to continue using your hdd100. – If you ignore the blinking, operation of Jukebox will eventually power down automatically after the display briefly shows the exhausted battery final screens. -
Page 15: Basic Operation
Shutdown mode When you switch on the hdd100 for the very first time after charging, hdd100 starts up from the shutdown mode. Shutdown mode is the default mode when: – Battery power is very low – Standby mode exceeds 250 hours –... -
Page 16: Button Lock
Basic Operation Button lock The button lock function prevents controls from being accidentally pressed on your Jukebox. MENU/HOLD Press function. appears if the button lock feature is activated. Busy animation screen A series of box patterns appears on your Jukebox display.This animation screen appears for features that require a few extra seconds to perform and indicates your Jukebox is busy. -
Page 17: Main Screen: Music Library
The Music Library main screen is the default display when you switch on hdd100. TIP: – On wake-up from standby, the last screen active before Jukebox entered the standby mode is displayed. Music Library options You can access and playback your music tracks in 6 different ways, as listed in the main... -
Page 18: Superscroll
SuperScroll ™ This feature allows you to browse through many tracks very quickly.The speed will depend on the number of songs in the list - fast, very fast and super fast. Select a Music Library option e.g. All tracks from the Music Library screen. Press to enter the list. -
Page 19: Playback, Playback Display
1 Select a Music Library option, if you haven't already done so. 2 Select an item from within your desired Music Library option, e.g. the name of an album, artist or track. 3 Press to play. 4 Press again to pause or resume play. Display: changes to show playback details as indicated below in the example. -
Page 20: Searching Within A Track
Searching & Selecting a track, Adjusting Volume,Navigating Menu Searching within a track During playback, press these keys halfway down and hold more than 1 second: to fast cue within a track. to fast search backwards within a track. Release 3/ to resume normal playback. -
Page 21: Menu Options
Repeat/ Shuffle Default setting: Repeat all You can choose from 4 playback options and can repeat tracks or play tracks randomly.The respective icon is shown when you confirm a selection: Repeat 1 repeats current track continuously. Repeat all repeats all items in your selected library option (e.g. -
Page 22: Playlists
Playlists A playlist will enable you to listen to a selection of tracks in a given order.These playlists can be created either on your hdd100 or via the DMM.You can create a maximum of 300 playlists on your hdd100. Creating a New Playlist This option allows you to create a new playlist. -
Page 23: Erase
This option allows you to delete individually selected tracks from your hdd100 only. You can delete tracks one at time only directly from your Jukebox.This restriction is to help you safeguard against accidentally wiping off an entire collection of songs, e.g. -
Page 24: Recording
Recording You can make your recordings from 3 possible sources: Microphone, Analog line-in or Optical. Recording button functions are indicated by the soft keys: <, >, v (1, 2, your Jukebox). Depending on memory available, you can create up to 999 recordings on your Jukebox for each recording mode.Your recordings are automatically assigned a track number from 000-999. -
Page 25: Record Settings
Auto Track Nr (numbering) Default setting: Disabled This feature is helpful when recording an album from a Line-in source, where the original recording includes silence found between the begin- ning and end of tracks. Auto track numbering automatically assigns a track number to each track. -
Page 26: Selecting Record Mode
Select your Recording Mode If you want to make an analogue or digital line-in recording, connect to your recording source to the jack on your Jukebox. The recording source screen is automatically displayed. To make a microphone recording, you will need to press MENU/ HOLD Use the –... -
Page 27: Adjusting Standby Timer
Adjusting Standby timer Default setting: 2 minutes By default, hdd100 automatically switches to standby if no audio file is being played and no controls are pressed after 2 minutes. If you like, you can adjust the standby timer setting. In Music Library or the play display, press Use the timer. -
Page 28: Equalizer
Setting Equalizer Default setting: Off hdd100 supports four preset equalizer (EQ) settings. By default the presets are: Rock, Pop, Jazz, and Classic. In Music Library or the play display, press Use the Equalizer. is shown next to your selected option. -
Page 29: Display: Backlight, Contrast
Display There are 2 submenu options under the Display menu.You can adjust the display with Backlight and Contrast. Backlight Default setting: 5 seconds This feature is useful during night time when the display can be seen only with the help of the backlight.You can choose between three time settings for the backlight duration: 5, 10 or 30 seconds. -
Page 30: Information
Setting Information For basic information on your Jukebox such as: PhilipsHDD 100 - the model name and number of your Jukebox S/N - the serial number S/W VerHDD100 - software version Free Space - remaining storage space available In Music Library or the play display, press Use the MENU/ HOLD Press... -
Page 31: Technical Specifications
Combined analogue / digital input: SPDIF Display 4-level grey scale 160 x128 pixels white backlight LED Storage Hard disk Low profile 1.8" HDD100 Capacity 15GB* * Actual formatted capacity of Jukebox will be less Supported playback format 8- 320 Kbps, MP3 Variable Bit Rate (VBR) 32- 192 Kbps ID3-tag support Yes, version 1.2 / 2.0... -
Page 32: Technical Specifications
106.5 x 64.4 x 19.9 mm Weight 167g PHILIPS reserves the right to make design and specification changes for product improvement without prior notice. Windows and Windows Media Audio are registered trademarks of Microsoft Corporation Pentium is a registered trademark of Intel Corporation. -
Page 33: Troubleshooting
If a fault occurs, first check the points listed below. before taking the set for repair. If you are unable to remedy a problem by following these hints, consult your dealer or service center. For further help, please also check out the hdd100 FAQ list at http://www.audio.philips.com WARNING: Do not open the set as there is a risk of electric shock! Under no circumstances should you try to repair the set yourself, as this will invalidate the warranty. - Page 34 See the Repeat/Shuffle Q.What's the meaning of these display messages? If your hdd100 displays this icon, you have a file error: system files may be missing or there is a format error on hdd100.To remedy, please try the following: Connect the supplied adapter to the 5V DC jack on your hdd100 and your power supply.This ensures uninterrupted...
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Page 35: Troubleshooting
Please ensure that you retain the original files that you have downloaded to your Jukebox. Philips is not responsible for any loss of content in the case if the product becomes damaged or the hard disk not readable / legible. - Page 36 Meet Philips at the Internet http://www.philips.com http://www.audio.philips.com hdd 100 Created in HK LYW/hk328...