General Functions; Loading A Cassette - Philips Dcc 900 Instructions For Use Manual

GENERAL FUNCTIONS
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| POWER STANDBY/OFF
| e Use the POWER STANDBY/OFF key to switch the power on e Insert a DCC cassette with the printed side up as shown
| and off. below and protective slider pointed to the DCC-player.
| After switching on the power, the recorder will become
active.
¢ When the recorder is switched to standby mode (with the
remote control) it will be activated as soon as you press one
of the keys that activate a play function e.g. PLAY ®, STOP
M@, PREV. Kd, NEXT Bi, BACKWARD <<, FORWARD b>.
~ lf you have connected the plug of the mains lead to the
MAINS OUTLETS of your amplifier, the power will
automatically be switched off as soon as you switch off the
amplifier. ee
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e Switch on the power with the POWER STANDBY/OFF key 1.
e Set the TIMER control 2 in position PLAY or REC.
® Connect the mains plug to the socket of an external timer.
— The local timer has now been set and as soon as the power
is switched on (e.g. the next day), playback or recording will * When using an analogue cassette, insert it as shown below
start automatically. preferably with side A facing up and the full spool on the
¢ You can also make use of the 900 series system timer to right.
switch on the cassette deck (See SYSTEM ASPECTS,
page17).
LOADING A CASSETTE
© Open the tray by pressing the OPEN/CLOSE key 10.
appears on the display.
¢ Slide out your DCC cassette from its box.
* Close the tray by briefly pushing its front or by pressing the
OPEN/CLOSE key 10 again.
The display shows = :
— After closing the tray your DCC 900 will read the tape
information.
; ; will appear on the display.
During this period your DCC 900 will:
— determine the tape sort used
— determine the tape position
— read the title of the album (when using prerecorded
cassettes).
— When a prerecorded DCC cassette is loaded, tie title of the
album will be displayed.
- For all other DCC tape sorts the recorder will e:ter the track-
time display mode. As soon as this informationi s available
on the tape it will be displayed.
— When a conventional analogue cassette is loack d, the
counter mode will be displayed.