Play From Usb; Play From A Bluetooth Device; Usb Record - Philips OTT2000 User Manual

Play from USB

Note
•
Make sure that the USB storage device contains
playable audio content.
•
Only MP3 files with bit rates from 32 kbps to 320 kbps
are supported.
•
The USB socket does not support connections
with USB extension cables and is not designed for
communicate directly with a computer.
1
Push down the USB protective cover and
then insert a USB storage device into the
socket.
2
Press SOURCE repeatedly to select USB
source.
» Play starts automatically. If not, press
.
• To select a folder, press
• To select an audio file, press

Play from a Bluetooth device

You can listen to a Bluetooth device through
the micro system.
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Note
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Before you connect a Bluetooth device to the unit,
familiarize yourself with the Bluetooth capabilities of
the device.
•
Keep the unit away from other electronic devices that
may cause interference.
•
The effective operation range between the unit and the
paired device is approximately 10 meters (30 feet).
•
Any obstacle between the unit and the device can
reduce the operational range.
1
Press SOURCE repeatedly to select BT
source.
» The Bluetooth indicator flashes blue.
2
Activate the Bluetooth function on your
Bluetooth device (see the device user
manual).
3
Select "PHILIPS OTT2000" on your device
for pairing.
4
After successful connection, the Bluetooth
indicator turns to solid blue.
5
Start music play on your Bluetooth device.
Tip
•
If the micro system switches from a Bluetooth source
to another source, the connected Bluetooth device
disconnects automatically.
•
The system can memorize up to 4 previously
connected Bluetooth devices.

USB record

Audio CD tracks, MP3 discs,audio from vinyl
record and Bluetooth, radio, and audio from
external devices can be recorded as .mp3
format files to a USB storage device.
The first time you record to the USB storage
device, a folder named 'PHILIPS OTT2000' is
automatically created in the USB storage device.
Each time you record, the recorded files are
stored to this folder.