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Philips BTM288 User Requirement Specification

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BTM288
User Requirement Specification
Version 0.1
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Avery Wong / 2 July 2007 / MCS LOGIC
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Ver 1.0 Update : 2 Jun 2007

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  • Page 1 BTM288 User Requirement Specification Version 0.1 Copylist Project Team Avery Wong / 2 July 2007 / MCS LOGIC Page 1 of 56 Ver 1.0 Update : 2 Jun 2007...

  • Page 2: Table Of Contents

    CONTENT STANDBY/ECO POWER/POWER ON SELECT SOURCE CLOCK SLEEP (REMOTE CONTROL ONLY) DISPLAY SYSTEM DISPLAY BACKLIGHT TIMER VOLUME 10. DSC (REMOTE CONTROL ONLY) 11. INCREDIBLE SOURROUND 12. CD 13. PLAY MODE : REPEAT / SHUFFLE 14. PROGRAM 15. ALBUM UP/ ALBUM DOWN 16.

  • Page 3: Standby/Eco Power/Power On

    1. STANDBY/ECO POWER/POWER ON Electronic tact key POWER. 1.1. Switching the System On: In Standby mode, Press POWER or SOURCE key to switch on the set to the last selected source. In Standby mode, press CD, USB, TUNER, BLUETOOTH key on the remote control to switch on the system to the selected source.

  • Page 4: Select Source

    2. SELECT SOURCE On set: Tact switch (SOURCE) toggle control on set for source select: DICS CARD BLUETOOTH DISC… On remote control: There are total 6 buttons (CD, USB/CARD, TUNER, Bluetooth and AUX) for source select. DISC: If DISC mode is selected, “ DISC ” icon on. Tuner: If Tuner mode is selected, “...

  • Page 5: Clock

    3. CLOCK Clock can be set in Standby mode only. Clock will be reset after unplugging the unit. After plug on the unit the digits "AM 12:00" will display 3.1. Setting the clock: (REMOTE CONTROL ONLY) Electronic tact key PROG combine with ALBUM +/- The clock can be set in either 12H or 24H mode.

  • Page 6: Sleep (Remote Control Only)

    4. SLEEP: (REMOTE CONTROL ONLY) Electronic key (SLEEP) on Remote control only 4.1. Press SLEEP key on the remote control repeatedly to select the desired time period (in minutes). Display shows in sequence: SLEEP 90 OFF. Default is 0 min. The "SLEEP zZZ"...

  • Page 7: Display

    5. DISPLAY Electronic tact key DISPLAY only activate at CDMP3/USB/CARD mode. MP3/WMA file (Disc/USB/CARD): Title name Album name Artist name Title name .. Remark: For MP3/WMA file, the title name, album name and artist name is need to use DISPLAY key to select When Title name/Album name/Artist name scroll finish ,it will return to Track number and play time mode.

  • Page 8: Timer

    6. TIMER Setting the Timer (Standby mode only) 6.1. In any mode, press and hold TIMER key until “SET TIMER” scrolls on the display.“SELECT SOURCE” scrolls on the display. Current source icon on. 6.2. Press SOURCE key on the set repeatedly to select the source ,DISC,TUNER,USB or CARD . 6.3.

  • Page 9: Volume

    7. VOLUME 7.1. Electronic tact key VOLUME +/-. 7.2. Volume can be controlled from the RC unit 7.3. Display shows “VOL” and the actual value between 1 and 31. “VOL MIN” is displayed when the volume level is the minimum (0). “VOL MAX” is displayed when the volume level is the maximum (32).

  • Page 10: Dbb

    8. DBB (REMOTE CONTROL ONLY) Electronic switches (DBB) toggle between DBB On and Off Display will show DBB icon when DBB is On. DBB-setting will be stored in stand-by (Power OFF) mode. Default setting: DBB On. Page 10 of 56 Ver 1.0 Update : 2 Jun 2007...

  • Page 11: Dsc (Remote Control Only)

    9. DSC (REMOTE CONTROL ONLY) Electronic toggle key DSC. Jazz Classic Rock POP Sequence is ( …..). Default = Pop Corresponding POP, JAZZ, CLASSIC, ROCK icon will be on. DSC name: Pop (Defalut) Vol. Step Bass (dB) Treble (dB) DBB OFF 0-32 0 - 26 DBB On(default)
  • Page 12 DSC name: Rock Vol. Step Bass (dB) Mid (dB) Treble (dB) DBB OFF 0-32 0 - 26 DBB On 28-30 31 -32 Remarks: The tables presented in this report are proposals and will have to be verified during sound. These parameters will have to be tuned in a final listening session with the final sound samples in presence of product mgt.

  • Page 13: Incredible Sourround

    10. INCREDIBLE SURROUND Not available in this set. Page 13 of 56 Ver 1.0 Update : 2 Jun 2007...
  • Page 14 11. CD 11.1. Eject If Eject key is pressed during CD play, playback will be stopped immediately (program will be cleared, shuffle/repeat mode setting will be reset). Display shows “EJECT” After put in the CD disc, “READING” is displayed as the CD player scans the contents of the disc. Then the display shows: After Disc eject 15 seconds, if no one take out the disc ,the disc will be auto insert and return to the previous mode...
  • Page 15 Retains CD program Press Stop key 2 time: Clears CD program MP3/WMA Press Stop Press Stop key once: MP3 or/and WMA icon on Play Clears CD play mode setting, “<Total Album Number>” Retains CD program “<Total Track number>” Press Stop key 2 time: Clears CD program Remark:...
  • Page 16 11.4. Pause Electronic toggle key ( Mode Action Description Display (Upper) Audio CD Play Press Pause Pauses CD playback TRK icons on “<Track number>”, “<Track Laptime >” frozen & flashing (0.5s) MP3-CD Stop Press Pause Pause MP3/WMA MP3 (or WMA) & TRK icons playback “<Track number>”, “<Track Laptime >”...
  • Page 17 11.5. Track/Title Skip Electronic combined keys ( , Mode Action Description Display Audio CD Press Skip to next track TRK icon is on Stop (Stop at the beginning of next track) “<Next track number>”, “<Total track time >” Audio CD Press Skip to next track and start playing TRK icon is on...
  • Page 18 Press key twice: Skip to beginning of previous track and pause. (Playtime of track is 00:00) Press key once: Skip to beginning of previous track and pause. MP3/WMA Press Skip to next track MP3 (or WMA) icon is Stop (Stop at the beginning of next track) on .Display show “<first album number>”,”<Next track number >”,after 5...
  • Page 19 of previous track) number>”,”<Previous track number >”,after 5 seconds haven’t play the selected track ,display will return to “<Total album number >”,”<Total track number >” MP3/WMA Press Press key once: MP3 (or WMA) icon is on Play Skip to beginning of TRK icon is on current track and start “<Track number>, “<Track Laptime>”...
  • Page 20 Press key once: Skip to beginning of previous track and pause. Remarks: If the system reaches the starting or end of the CD/MP3 track, the Track Skip will be continue. key is pressed while the last track of the current album is played, the unit will play the first track of the next album (for previous function is vice versa).
  • Page 21 11.6. Search On set: Electronic combined keys ( / , On remote control: Electronic keys ( , ) Mode Action Description Display MP3/WMA Press and hold Fast backward search MP3 (or WMA) & TRK icon Play on remote control) (Playback resume after is on >0.5s search release)
  • Page 22 Mode Action Description Display Audio CD Press and hold Fast forward search TRK icon is on Play on remote (Playback resume after “<Track number>”, “<Track control) >0.5s search release) Laptime>” Audio CD Press and hold Fast forward search TRK icon is on Pause on remote (Stays in Pause mode after...
  • Page 23 For Repeat all mode, press and hold key on set (or on remote control) will keep searching all disc until search release . Page 23 of 56 Ver 1.0 Update : 2 Jun 2007...

  • Page 24: Play Mode: Repeat / Shuffle

    12. PLAY MODE: REPEAT / SHUFFLE For Play mode key on BTM288 panel PLAY MODE KEY: No PROGRAM setting :Press MODE one time:REPEAT 1 (Just repeat Track) Press MODE key two times :REPEAT ALL (Repeat whole disc track or USB track)
  • Page 25 MP3/WMA: In case SHUFFLE is activated, all tracks stored on the disc will be played in random order (neglecting in which album they are stored). No Program Shuffle function Page 25 of 56 Ver 1.0 Update : 2 Jun 2007...

  • Page 26: Program

    13. PROGRAM Electronic key (PROG), combined with ALBUM +/- and keys Up to 40 tracks can be stored in the desired sequence. 13.1. CD Program Mode Action Description Display CD Stop Press PROG To start new programming PROG flag flashing TRK icon on “<Track number>...
  • Page 27 13.2. MP3/WMA Program Mode Action Description Display MP3/WMA Press PROG To start new “01 PR 01” and PROG icon on Stop programming at that time PR“01” flash ,meaning is now programming Program 1 MP3/WMA Press ALBUM To select album “01” PR flash meaning is now Programming To select track selecting which track .
  • Page 28 Remarks: Total number of stored tracks = 40 When programming the album/track, continue to press the “PROG” button (w/o selecting album/tracks) can scroll back to programmed album/tracks for change. Display shows “Full” if attempt to program more that 40 tracks. The content of the program will clear after a source change, power off or EJECT key is...

  • Page 29: Album Up/ Album Down

    14. ALBUM UP / ALBUM DOWN Electronic tact switch (ALBUM +/-) Only available with a MP3/WMA-disc with album structure (sub-directories). If the key is pushed while playing CD or MP3 non album discs the set will not response. Mode Action Description Display MP3/WMA...

  • Page 30: Tuner

    15. TUNER 15.1. Plug & Play Not available on this set. Frequency coverage: Area Band Frequency Range (Hz) Step (Hz) 87.5 – 108.0M 50 k 531 – 1620k 530 – 1700k 10 k 87.5 – 108.0M 50 k Europe 531 – 1602k 135 –...
  • Page 31 Latin America:AM default as 10KHz,press and hold "STOP" key for around 3 seconds can be turn to "9KHz"; ASIA :AM default as 9KHz, press and hold "STOP" key for around 3 seconds can be turn to “10KHz"; The default setting: MW band: tuning grid 10 KHz;...
  • Page 32 15.5. Program preset Electronic key (PROG) combine with on set (or / on remote control), PRESET+/- keys Total number is 40 presets (FM 30 & AM 10) . Mode Action Description Display Tuner Manual programming 1. Tune to desired Press on set (or 1.
  • Page 33 15.6. Select preset (ACE-TUN-5) Electronic tact switch (PRESET +/-). Mode Action Description Display Tuner PRESET Selects next/previous Preset number and frequency. preset station Page 33 of 56 Ver 1.0 Update : 2 Jun 2007...

  • Page 34: Usb/Card

    16. USB/CARD 16.1. Play Electronic toggle key ( Mode Action Description Display MP3/WMA Press Play Starts playback of MP3 (or WMA) & TRK icon is on Stop album 1 track 1 “<Track number>” “<Track Laptime>” Remark: For MP3/WMA file, press DISPLAY key will toggle between Playback display, Title name, Album name, ID3 Information and Clock display.
  • Page 35 16.4. Track/Title Skip Electronic combined keys ( , Mode Action Description Display MP3/ Press Skip to next file MP3 (or WMA) icon is on .Display show “<first (Stop at the album number>”,”<Next track number >”,after 5 Stop beginning of next seconds haven’t play the selected track ,display will track) return to “<Total album number >”,”<Total track...
  • Page 36 and start playing “<Last track number>, “<Track Laptime>” (Playtime of track is 00:00) Press key once: Skip to beginning of previous file and start playing MP3/ Press Back to beginning of current track MP3 (or WMA) icon is on (Pause at the beginning of current TRK icon is on Pause track)
  • Page 37 16.5. Search On set: Electronic combined keys ( / , On remote control: Electronic keys ( , ) Mode Action Description Display MP3/ Press and hold Fast forward search MP3 (or WMA) & TRK icon is on on remote (Playback resume after “<Track number>”, “<Track Play control) >0.5s...
  • Page 38 16.6. USB PLAY MODE: Repeat / Shuffle On Set: Electronic toggle keys (PLAY MODE), toggles between REPEAT (current track) / REPEAT ALBUM (MP3 only) / REPEAT ALL (all files/program) / SHUFFLE / Normal playback. On Remote control: Electronic toggle key (REPEAT), toggles between REPEAT (current track) / REPEAT ALBUM (MP3/WMA only) / REPEAT ALL (all files/program) / Normal playback.
  • Page 39 16.7. Program Electronic key (PROG) Up to 40 files can be stored in the desired sequence. Mode Action Description Display MP3/WMA Press PROG To start new “01 PR 01” and PROG icon on Stop programming at that time PR“01” flash ,meaning is now programming Program 1 MP3/WMA Press ALBUM...
  • Page 40 Total number of stored files = 40 When programming the album/track, continue to press the “PROG” button (w/o selecting album/tracks) can scroll back to programmed album/tracks for change. Display shows “Full” if attempt to program more that 40 tracks. The content of the program will also be deleted after a source change, power off or disconnect of USB device In play mode, pressing PROG key will have no response.
  • Page 41 16.8. Album up / Album down Electronic tact switch (ALBUM +/-). Only available with a MP3/WMA file organized with album structure (sub-directories) on USB device. If the key is pushed while playing MP3/WMA files with non album structure, the set will not response.

  • Page 42: Bluetooth

    Bluetooth devices closer to each other if you observe communication difficulties. 17.1. Bluetooth connection message Display Message Audio Meaning PAIRING BTM288 is visible to any devices that wish to pair with it PHONE CONNECTED Double beep Mobile phone has connected to BTM288 using Bluetooth...
  • Page 43 DIALING Ringing tone Dialing call (outgoing) (outgoing) CALLING Ringing,phone Incoming call dependent +1234567 Caller ID incoming call IN CALL Call audio Call started CALL END Short beep Call ended TRANSFER Transfer from unit to handset or back HOLD Mute the microphone Page 43 of 56 Ver 1.0 Update : 2 Jun 2007...
  • Page 44 17.3. Bluetooth status indicator Page 44 of 56 Ver 1.0 Update : 2 Jun 2007...
  • Page 45 ‧ Bluebooth icon is on Your phone is now connected to the BTM288 main unit. If the pairing cannot be completed within one minute, the display shows "FAILED". Check connections and settings on your mobile phone and try again, or refer to Troubleshooting section.
  • Page 46 . A phone supporting A2DP cannot make an A2DP connection to the system if the wireless dock, (also using A2DP) is already connected; only one device supporting A2DP may be connected at one time. (BTM288 is not include Bluetooth Dongle )
  • Page 47 8. Your phone is now connected to the BTM288 main unit for both speakerphone and music streaming functions. NOTE: Some mobile phones may connect and disconnect the A2DP profile between tracks. This behavior is not an indication of a problem with your unit.
  • Page 48 4) Choose a sensible listening volume. This unit is designed to perform best at moderate listening levels. If you increase the volume too much, you may begin to hear an echo. The best listening level is normally a maximum volume level of 10. 5) Place the unit in line with your mouth.
  • Page 49 If the other party ends the call first,music will resume automatically . MIC MUTE Function While in a call you may mute the microphone on the BTM288 so that the other party cannot hear your voice Press the MUTE button while a call is active ‧...
  • Page 50 LISTENING TO MUSIC FROM YOUR STEREO (A2DP) MOBILE PHONE BTM288 allows you to connect your A2DP-capable mobile phone, stream high-quality stereo music via Bluetooth and control music playback from the remote Getting Started Ensure your mobile phone is A2DP-capable and connected to the system.
  • Page 51 17.7. OTHER BLUETOOTH FUNCTION Resuming Bluetooth Connections BTM288 can store pairing information for up to seven devices and recall it at any time, allowing a portable device to reconnect whenever BTM288 is powered on, or when a device comes into communication range.

  • Page 52: Ripping

    18. RIPPING BTM288 allows you to record CDDA /MP3 /WMA format music and audio content to the USB or CARD device in MP3 format. Files are stored on the flash device in a specially created folder named “_PHILIPS” , inside of that have a folder name start from “A001” will created and the track will put in here ,the file name start from “A001T001”.
  • Page 53 REC 1 means start record the track from the beginning of the track to the end of the track .No matter the user press REC key in which time of the track, it will go back to 00:00 of that track and then start recording with Music playback . (2x speed is no music playback) If the target record source is CDDA format ,during recording ,display will show <Track number>...
  • Page 54 Remarks: Bluetooth ripping is apply in A2DP mode ,can’t work in HSP and HFP mode . During ripping from “BLUETOOTH” , “AUX” , if connected with a Bluetooth mobile phone and somebody call in .Until the user answer the call or user press REJECT key ripping will not stop .

  • Page 55: Usb/Card Delete And Format

    19. USB/CARD DELETE and FORMAT Delete function : At USB/SD stop mode ,press and hold STOP key for 3 seconds.Display show “DEL-001” use track +/- key to select the target delete track . After select the target delete track,use PLAY key to confirm . Display “YES NO”,and NO (Flashing) in default .

  • Page 56: Factory Mode

    To quit this mode ,press POWER key . Factory reset Same as version checking operation method ,when the display show the date and version information ,press stop key ,display will show “NEW” after that ,BTM288 will return to factory default setting . Full display In standby mode ,press and hold ALBUM- combine with DISPLAY key until full display turn on .

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