Unloading A Disc; Preparation; The Settings Screen; The Dim Function - Philips CDI 601 User Manual

Unloading a disc

Unloading is the reverse of loading. Push an empty caddy sleeve fully
into the loading slot, allow it to spring back about half an inch (10-15
mm), then withdraw the caddy complete with disc and holder.

Preparation

• Press the Power On/Off button on the front panel, and check that
the Power On indicator lights.
Note. The "Reading Disc" indicator also flashes briefly.
• Switch on the display unit (and audio amplifier, if used)
• If necessary, select the correct input on the display unit (and audio
amplifier, if used)
Note. Connecting a headphone does not mute the loudspeaker
sound. This must be done manually, on the display unit or HiFi
system, if required.
• On the display unit, the Start-up screen appears.
PHILIPS
NCOMPACT
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Interactive
SETTINGS
INFO
This screen has three system function icons. Select:
SETTINGS to call up the Settings screen to preselect start-up
conditions.
DIM to reduce the brightness of the displayed picture to prevent
"burn-in".
INFO to call up the Info screen for help in case of difficulty.
DIM
Start-up screen

The SETTINGS Screen

SEINGS
DSPLAY
AUTO AUTO
STARTSUA
CDUDIO
CD
ON ON
OFF
OFF
DATE
S9ALTO
SHUFFLE REPEAT DDMMYY
ON
ON
MM DD YY
OFF OFF
SYSTEM 24 HOURS
12 HOURS
AUTO START CD-I, AUTO START CD-AUDIO", AUTO SHUFFLE
and AUTO REPEAT
For all these functions, select "ON" to activate the function automati-
caly when a disc is loaded.
These are CD-AUDIO functions.
SYSTEM
System only appears for special configurations or for service purpo-
ses when a terminal is connected. Selecting SYSTEM gives access
to the operating system. For further infomation please refer tot the
CDI 601/602 Technical Manual.
LOAD (CDI 602 only)
Select LOAD if the system or application requires the use of a perso-
nal memory device such as the floppy disc drive for system configu-
ration. For this purpose, speclaly formatted devices are defined by
the application or available from your supplier.
DISPLAY TIME/DATE
Select ON to display the time and date in the Start-up and CD-Audio
screens.
DATE
Select DD/MM/YY to present date in day-month-year sequence
Select MM/DD/YY to present date in month-day-year sequence
TIME
Select 24 HOURS or 12 HOURS clock
TIME/DATE SET
Select the ► and
arrows to set Hours, Minutes, Day, Month and
Year in turn, as required.

The DIM function

Selecting DIM reduces the brightness of the displayed picture. Selec-
ting it a second time, or moving the cursor away from the icon,
restores the nomal brightness. Use DIM to avoid screen burn-in if
long-duration still pictures such as the Start-up screen are to be
displayed while the system is waiting to be used.

The INFO Screen

The INFO screen presents detailed guidance and advice about the
user shell according to the point reached in the operating sequence.
In cases of uncertainty or difficulty, consult this screen.
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DATE
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ON
TBDATESET
OFF
HOURSS
MINUTES
DAY
MONTH
YEAR
Setting screen
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