Philips DCC300 Instrucciones De Manejo página 3

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Dear customer!
Congratulations on purchasing
this DCC
300
We
have made
use
of our
longstanding experience and have not spared the
use of
up-to-date
technology,
and thus succeeded
in
developing the
DCC 300.
ln 1963,
PHILIPS launched the music cassette, which
quickly
conquered the world.
ln 1991
,
2,6
thousand
millions
of
cassettes
and 180 millions
of
cassette recorders have been
sold
worldwide
In
the eighties, a new
Audio system was
invented - the
CD
The
CD
(Compact
Disc) revealed to you the
new dimension of
digital sounds and added to the pleasures of Audio
Digital recordings on
CD
permit
a
high contrast
in loud
as
well
as in
quiet
passages with perfect channel
separation lt
is less
sensitive to dirt
and destruction,
as
the
CD
player
is
equipped
with
an
error correction.
Philips has
now
f
urther developed the music cassette
-
and the
result
is
the
DCC.
DCC
(Digital
Compact Cassette)
f
ills
the large gap between the
music cassette
and
the compact disc.
DCC
is capable
of being
recorded
on
and played
back
just
like
the music cassette.
The
quality
and the capacity
is
that
of a CD.
An additional advantage
is
that you
can also play
the 'normal' music
cassette
Please
read
the operating instructions
caref ully,
to
be able
to
enjoy
the troublef
ree operation
of
the
DCC
300 for
a
long time
Fitting
a mains
plug (only for
U.K.)
This apparatus
is
fitted with
an approved moulded
13 Amp
plug
To change
a
f
use
ln
this type of plug proceed
as
follows:
.
Bemove fuse
cover and fuse.
.
Fix
new fuse which should
be a BS1362 3
AN/lP,
A
S
T.A
or
BSI approved type.
.
Refit the
f
use cover.
lf the
fitted
plug is not suitable for your socket outlets,
it
should be cut off
and an
appropriate plug fitted
in its place.
lf
the mains plug contains
a
fuse, this should
have a value
of
3
A
lf
a
plug
without
a
fuse
is used, the fuse at the
distribution
board
should not be greater
than
5 A.
Note:
The severed plug must
be destroyed to
avoid
a
possible
shock
hazard should it
be
inserted into
a
13
A socket
elsewhere
How to connect
a
plug
The wires
in
the
mains
lead
are coloured
with
the following
code:
blue
=
neutral
(N),
brown = live
(L)
As
these
colours may not
correspond
with
the colour
markings
identifying the terminals
in
your
plug, proceed
as
follows:
.
Connect the
blue wire to the terminal
marked
N
or
coloured black
o
Connect the brown wire to the terminal
marked L or
coloured red
.
Do
not connect
either
wire to the
earth terminal
in the
plug, marked
E
(or
1)
or coloured
green (or
green
and
yellow)
Before
replacing the
plug
cover,
make certain that the cord
grip
is
clamped over the
sheath of the
lead
-
not simply
over the two wires
Copyright:
Becording is
permissible
insofar as copyright
or
other
rights
of third parties are
not
infringed
Only
for
U.K.:
Recording an playback
of
material may require consent.
See Copyright
Act
1956 and The Performer's
Protection
Acts
'1 958
to
1972.
This product complies with
the radio interference
requirements of the
European Community