Philips LX 3700D, Руководство по обслуживанию

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PREPARATIONS AND CON NECTION S
Connections
Step 4:
Connecting
TV
IMPOR
T
ANT!
–Y
ou onl
y need to mak
e one video connection
fr
om the f
ollo
wing options,
depending on the
ca
pabilities of y
our
TV system.
–
Connect the D
VD system dir
ectly to the
TV
.
–
Scar
t
Video connection pr
o
vides higher
pictur
e quality
.
This option m
ust be a
vailable on
y
our TV
.
–
S-Video connection pr
o
vides better pictur
e
quality
.
This option m
ust be a
vailable on y
our
TV
.
Using Scart jack
●
Use the scar
t video cab
le (b
lack) to connect the
DV
D
system’
s
A/V SCAR
T OUT
jack to the cor
responding
Scar
t input jack on the
TV
.
OR Using Composite
Video jack (VIDEO)
●
Use the composite video cab
le (y
ello
w) to connect the
D
VD system’
s
VIDEO
jack to the video input jack (or
labelled as
A/V In,
Video In,
Composite or Baseband) on
the TV
.
OR Using S-Video jack
●
Use the S-video cab
le (not supplied) to connect the
DV
D
system’
s
S-VIDEO
jack to the S-Video input jack (or
labelled as
Y/C or S-VHS) on the
TV
.
If y
our
TV is not equipped with a SCAR
T
●
To
hear the
TV channels through this D
VD system,
use the
audio cab
les (white/red) to connect
A
UDIO IN-A
UX
jacks to the cor
responding
A
UDIO OUT
jacks on the
TV
.
Before star
ting oper
ation,
press
A
UX/DI
on the remote to
select “
AUX-ANA
”
in order to activate the input source
.
Step 5: Connecting FM/MW
antennas
1
Connect the supplied
MW
loop antenna to the
MW
jack.
Place the
MW
loop antenna on a shelf or attach it to
a
stand or wall.
2
Connect the supplied
FM
antenna to the
FM
jack. Extend
the FM antenna and f
ix its ends to the wall.
For better FM stereo reception,
connect an exter
nal FM
antenna (not supplied). Notes: –
Adjust the position of the antennas f
or optimal r
eception.
–P
osition the antennas as far as possible fr
om your
TV
, VCR
or other r
adiation sources to pr
event unw
anted interf
erence
.
AM
(MW)
2
A/V SCAR
T OUT
AC
M
A
IN
S~
S-VIDEO
VI
D
EO
O
U
T
VIDEO
(8 )
S
P
E
A
K
E
R
S
SL
SR
SW
CF
L
Rear of
TV
(example only)
AUDIO OUT
S-VIDEO IN VIDEO IN
SC
AR T IN
SCART IN
A
UDIO IN
AU
X
A
UDIO OUT
W
OOFER
LINE OUT
AM
ANTENNA
S
P
E
A
K
E
R
S
FR
SR
CF
L
OUT
OPTICAL
CO
AXIAL
DIGIT
AL
IN
FM (75
)
FM Antenna
AM Antenna
Fix the cla
w to
the slot
1
2
Step 6:
Connecting the po
we
r
cor
d
After e
v
er
ything is connected pr
operl
y
, plug in the
AC
po
w
er cor
d to the po
w
er outlet.
Nev
er mak
e or change any connections with the po
we
r
switched on.
Step 7:
Connecting a
VCR or
Cable /Satellite Bo
x
Vie
wing and listening to the pla
yback
1
Connect the
VCR or Cab
le/Satellite Bo
x to the
TV as
sho
wn.
2
Connect the D
VD system’
s
A
UDIO IN-A
UX
jacks to the
A
UDIO OUT
jacks on the
VCR or cab
le / satellite bo
x.
Before star
ting oper
ation,
press
A
UX/DI
on the remote to
select “
AUX-ANA
”
in order to activate the input source
.
Recor
ding D
VDs
Some D
VDs are cop
y-protected.
Y
ou cannot record or
dub protected discs using a
VCR.
3
Connect the D
VD system’
s
VIDEO
jack to the
VIDEO IN
jack on the
VCR.
4
Connect the D
VD system’
s
AU
DIO OUT
jacks to the
A
UDIO IN jacks on the
VCR.
This will allo
w y
ou to mak
e
analogue stereo (two channel,
r
ight and left) recordings.
To
view D
VD pla
yback while recording.
Y
ou must connect
the D
VD system to y
our
TV using the SC
AR
T or the S-
VIDEO connection.
ANT IN
TO
TV
VCR or
Cable/Satellite
Bo
x
OUT
IN
Rear of
TV
(example only)
AUDIO
OUT
S-VIDEO IN VIDEO IN
SCART IN
SCART IN
2
A/V SCAR
T OUT
A
UDIO IN
AU
X
A
UDIO OUT
W
OOFER
LINE OUT
S-VIDEO
VI
DE
O
OU
T
VIDEO
AM
(8
)
SS
PP
EE
AA
KK
EE
RR
SS
FR
SL
SR
SW
CF
L
OUT
OPTICAL
CO
AXIAL
DIGIT
AL
IN
1
24
3
2
A/V SCAR
T OUT
AC
MA
IN
S~
S-VIDEO
VI
DE
O
OU
T
VIDEO
AUDIO
OUT
S-VIDEO
IN
VIDEO IN
SCART IN
~ AC MAINS
4
1
Connections
IMPOR
T
ANT!
The type plate is located at the bottom of the system. This pr
oduct complies with the radio interfer
ence
r
equir
ements of the Eur
opean Comm
unity
.
The a
pparatus shall not be expose to dripping or
splashing and that no objects filled with liquid such as vase shall be placed on the apparatus. To
a
v
oid o
v
erheating of the system,
a safety cir
cuit
has been built in.
Theref
or
e
, y
our system ma
y
switch to Standb
y mode automatically under
e
xtr
eme conditions.
If this happens,
let the
system cool do
wn bef
ore r
eusing it.