Philips SBC BC 8310 Manuel utilisateur

FM Cordless Speaker

BC8310

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Figure 3

12 3 4

Figure 1 Figure 2

HEADPHONE

VOLUME

STEREO ADAPTER PLUG

(NOT INCLUDED)

TRANSMITTER

(NOT INCLUDED)

CHANNEL

12VDC

TUNING

L L+RR

911

TUNING

LL+RR

DC9V

LEFT

CHANNEL

(WHITE)

RIGHT

CHANNEL

(RED)

OUT

LEFT RIGHT

(WHITE) (RED)

TV, Hi Fi or PC

CONNECTOR CABLE

(NOT INCLUDED)

CHANNEL

12VDC

Figure 4

TRANSMITTER

(NOT INCLUDED)

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English

Congratulations!

You have just bought the most

sophisticated FM wireless stereo sound

system.This system uses the latest

FM wireless technology, which gives you

complete freedom of movement while

enjoying your favorite music and movies.

No more inconvenience from cables or

speaker wires!To ensure you get the best

performance from your FM wireless stereo

sound system please read this manual

carefully.

IMPORTANT

Read these instructions.All the safety

and operating instructions should be

read before using the wireless speaker

system.

Check if the voltage indicated on the

type plate of the adapter corresponds

to the local mains voltage before

connecting to the mains power supply.

Remove the batteries from the

speaker’s battery compartment and

disconnect the adapter from the mains

if the system is not in use for a long

period.

Prevent ﬁre or shock hazard: do not

expose this equipment to humidity,

rain, sand or excessive heat caused by

heating equipment or direct sunlight.

Radio equipment for wireless audio

applications is not protected against

disturbance from other radio services.

IMPORTANT

Before using the FM speaker for the

ﬁrst time, please ensure that the

batteries are fully charged for about

16 hours.This will guarantee a longer

operating lifetime of the batteries.

Beneﬁts of Philips latest

RF/FM wireless technology

Wireless transmission

The FM transmitter transmits the stereo

audio signal from your audio or video source

to your FM speaker without wires.

Wide transmission range

Your FM speaker can receive signals up to

100 meters away.

High-frequency radio system

The FM speaker set uses a high radio

frequency as the signal carrier, ensuring a

very clear, sharp reception.

Mute function

Reduces the noise disturbance when the

sound signal is too low or not available.

Automatic power off indicator

When no audio signals are detected the

FM speaker automatically switches off after

a few minutes.

Easy transmission

The FM speaker is able to receive signals

from the transmitter, even through barriers

such as doors, walls and windows.

Dynamic Bass Boost

Dynamic Bass Boost (DBB) is an intelligent

bass control system for excellent bass

performance.

Volume control

The trackball volume control can be

precisely adjusted for personal preference.

Battery or mains operated

Speaker can be powered by batteries or

mains

Introduction General information

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English

Battery condition indicator

Indicates the energy level of the

rechargeable batteries during operation.

3 levels indicate the condition of the

rechargeable batteries. 3 LED’s: batteries

full, 2 LED’s: batteries half full, 1 LED:

batteries empty.

Multiple speakers with one

transmitter

An additional number of wireless speakers

can be used with a single transmitter if they:

- operate in the 864 MHz band

- can detect a 19 kHz pilot tone.

Please consult the appliance’s electrical

speciﬁcation sheets for conﬁrmation on

compatibility.

Kit contents

This FM speaker system consists of the

following accessories:

1 x SBC BC8310 FM speaker

1 x SBC CS020/00 9Volt/1000 mA

AC/DC adapter

8 x rechargeable batteries LR6/AA (NiCd),

1000 mAh

Speaker (ﬁgure 1)

1 Charge indication LED – lights up

when batteries are being charged.

2 Battery condition indicator – 3 levels

indicate the condition of the rechargeable

batteries. 3 LED’s: batteries full, 2 LED’s:

batteries half full, 1 LED: batteries empty.

3 Power indication LED –

lights up when speaker is switched on.

4 Dynamic Bass Boost indicator –

lights up when DBB is switched on

5 Dynamic Bass Boost on/off –

push the button to switch on/off

6 Volume control –

adjust volume to your desired listening level

7 Power On/Off – push the button to

switch the speaker on/off.

8 Battery cover

9 Tuning – turn the tuning wheel until the

signal is at its clearest.

10 DC power – connect to the 9Volt/1000

mA AC/DC adapter

11 L/ L+R/ R switch – switch the L/ L+R /R

switch to L+R when only using one speaker.

Switch to L or R for left or right use when

using two speakers.

12 Controls plate

General information Controls

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Installation

English

Transmitter power supply

IMPORTANT

Use only Philips SBC CS030/00 12 Volt/

200 mA AC/DC adapter

1Make use of the Philips SBC HC 8372 FM

wireless transmitter.This transmitter can be

purchased separately.

2Make sure the adapter’s rated voltage

corresponds to the mains socket voltage.

3Connect the DC connector of the AC/DC

adapter to the 12Volt DC power input

connector located at the rear of the

transmitter.

4Connect the 12Volt/200 mA AC/DC

adapter to the mains socket.

– Always disconnect the AC/DC adapter if

the transmitter is not to be used for a

long period of time.

Speaker power supply

IMPORTANT

Use only rechargeable LR6/AA NiCd

batteries (preferably Philips).

Do not use alkaline batteries as

these may damage your FM wireless

system!

1Remove the isolating sheet from the

battery compartment.

2Check if the power button of the

FM speaker is in the on position.

3When the sound quality of the FM speaker

degrades, it indicates that the batteries are

running low.

– To recharge the speaker’s built-in

rechargeable LR6/AA NiCd batteries,

connect to the 9Volt/1000 mA AC/DC

adapter.

4During charging, the green charge indication

LED will light up.As soon as the batteries

are fully charged, the green charge

indication LED will switch off.

5During operation, the remaining battery

energy is indicated by the battery condition

indicator. 3 levels indicate the condition of

the rechargeable batteries.

– 3 LED’s = batteries full,

– 2 LED’s = batteries half full,

– 1 LED = batteries empty.

Notes:

Completely ﬂat batteries need approximately

16 hours to recharge.

Always remove the batteries if the speaker

is not to be used for a long period of time.

Batteries contain chemical substances,

so they should be disposed of properly.

Environmental Information

All redundant packing material has been omitted.We have done our best to make the

packaging easily separable into two materials: cardboard and polyethylene

Your unit consists of materials which can be recycled if disassembled by a specialized

company. Please observe the local regulations regarding the disposal of packing

materials, exhausted batteries and old equipment.

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Speaker battery replacement

(ﬁgure 2)

IMPORTANT

Use only rechargeable LR6/AA NiCd

batteries (preferably Philips).

Do not use alkaline batteries as

these may damage your FM wireless

system!

1Remove the battery cover.

2Take out the batteries and dispose of them

properly.

3Insert new batteries. Only use LR6/AA

NiCd batteries (preferably Philips).

4Make sure the batteries are correctly

inserted as indicated by the engraved

symbols in the battery compartment.

5Replace the battery cover.

IMPORTANT

Before using the FM speaker for the

ﬁrst time, please ensure that the

batteries are fully charged for about

16 hours.This will guarantee a longer

operating lifetime of the batteries.

Audio Connections

Option 1 (ﬁgure 3)

Connecting the FM transmitter

SBC HC 8372 to a headphone

output of an audio source

1Connect the 3.5 mm stereo plug of the

stereo audio cable to the headphone

output of an audio source, such asTV, HiFi

or PC.

– In case your audio source has a 6.3 mm

headphone output, use the 3.5 mm to

6.3 mm stereo adapter plug.

2Switch on your audio source and carefully

increase the volume of the audio source.

The red power indication LED of the

transmitter lights up if receiving an audio

signal.

3Switch on the speaker.You may hear a

hissing sound through the speaker if the

speaker is not yet properly tuned to the

transmitter.

4To tune, turn the tuning wheel until the

signal is at its clearest.

5Adjust the volume to the desired level with

the speaker volume control.

Installation Audio Connections

English

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Option 2 (ﬁgure 4)

Connecting the FM transmitter to a

line output of an audio source, e.g.

REC OUT, LINE OUT.

1Connect the 3.5 mm stereo plug of the

stereo audio cable (15 cm) to the FM

transmitter’s 3.5 mm audio input.

2Connect the 2 RCA plugs of the stereo

audio cable to a line output (REC OUT or

LINE OUT) of an audio source, e.g.TV, HiFi

or PC:

– Check if the red RCA plug (right

channel) is connected to the right

channel (red) of the audio source.

– Check if the white RCA plug (left

channel) is connected to the left channel

(white) of the audio source.

3Switch on your audio source.The red

power indication LED of the transmitter

lights up if receiving an audio signal.

4Switch on the speaker.You may hear a

hissing sound through the speaker if the

speaker is not yet properly tuned to the

transmitter.

5To tune, turn the tuning wheel until the

signal is at its clearest.

6In case the line output of the audio source

has an adjustable output level, adjust the

line output level of the audio source to the

highest acceptable undistorted level.

7Adjust the volume to the desired level with

the speaker volume control.

Basic operation

When the FM transmitter is connected to a:

- line output of an audio source, such as

REC OUT or LINE OUT or

- headphone output of an audio source.

1Switch on your audio source and carefully

increase the volume of the audio source.

The red power indication LED of the

transmitter lights up if receiving an audio

signal.

2Switch on the speaker.You may hear a

hissing sound through the speaker if the

speaker is not yet properly tuned to the

transmitter.

3To tune, turn the tuning wheel until the

signal is at its clearest.

4Adjust the volume to the desired level with

the speaker volume control.

Audio Connections

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English

Troubleshooting

If a fault occurs, ﬁrst check the points listed below before taking the set for repair.

If you are unable to remedy a problem by following these hints, consult your dealer or

service centre.

WARNING: Under no circumstances should you try to repair the set yourself, as this

would invalidate the warranty.

Problem Remedy

No sound – Check if the AC/DC adapter is fully inserted into the

AC outlet and that its DC connector is properly inserted

into the 12Volt DC input connector located at the rear

of the transmitter.

– Check if the speaker’s on/off switch is in the on

position.

– Speaker batteries running low.

Connect to the 9Volt/1000 mA AC/DC adapter.

(See Speaker power supply)

– Check if the audio source is switched on and tuned to

a channel with audio.

–Volume not adjusted. Adjust the volume on the audio

source/ speaker to a higher level.

– Adjust the speaker’s tuning frequency.Turn the tuning

wheel until the signal is at its clearest.

– Make use of the HC8372 transmitter. Some

transmitters already built into other equipment may not

be compatible with the BC8310 speaker because of the

advanced technologies used in the BC8310 speaker.

Distorted sound – Adjust the speaker’s tuning frequency.

Turn the tuning wheel until the signal is at its clearest.

– Adjust the transmitter’s frequency.

Select any of the 2 channels of the transmitter.

– Speaker batteries running low.

Connect to the 9Volt/1000 mA AC/DC adapter.

(See Speaker power supply)

– Check the volume on audio source/ speaker is not set

at too high a level. Reduce the volume.

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English

Troubleshooting

Distorted sound – Distance from the transmitter is too large.

Move closer to the transmitter.

– Interference from ﬂuorescent lamps/ other radio

sources. Move transmitter or speaker elsewhere/ change

the transmitter’s channel.

– Make use of the HC8372 transmitter. Some

transmitters already built into other equipment may not

be compatible with the BC8310 speaker because of the

advanced technologies used in the BC8310 speaker.

Maintenance – If the speaker will not be used for a longer time, please

remove the batteries to prevent leakage and corrosion.

– Only replace the batteries with LR6/AA NiCd

batteries (preferably Philips).

– Do not leave the speaker near heat sources.

Do not expose to direct sunlight, excessive dust,

moisture, rain or any kind of mechanical shock.

– Do not use alcohol, thinner or petroleum-based

substances to clean the speaker or transmitter. Use a

slightly dampened chamois cloth to clean the housing.

– Do not use cleaning agents containing alcohol, spirits,

ammonia or abrasives as these may harm the housing.

Hearing Safety! Continuous use at a high volume may permanently

damage your hearing.

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