Philips BTM288 Manuel utilisateur

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BTM288

User Requirement Specification

Version 0.1

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Avery Wong / 2 July 2007 / M S LOGI

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CONTENT

1. STANDBY/ECO POWER/POWER ON

2. SELECT SOURCE

3. CLOCK

4. SLEEP (REMOTE CONTROL ONLY)

5. DISPLAY

6. SYSTEM DISPLAY BACKLIG T

7. TIMER

8. VOLUME

9. DBB

10. DSC (REMOTE CONTROL ONLY)

11. INCREDIBLE SOURROUND

12. CD

13. PLAY MODE : REPEAT / S UFFLE

14. PROGRAM

15. ALBUM UP/ ALBUM DOWN

16. TUNER

17. USB/CARD

18. BLUETOOT

19. RIPPING

20. USB/CARD DELETE AND FORMAT

21. FACTORY MODE

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1. STANDBY/ECO POWER/POWER ON

Electronic tact key POWER.

1.1. Switching the System On:

 In Standby mode, Press POWER or SOUR E key to switch on the set to the last selected

source.

 In Standby mode, press D, USB, TUNER, BLUETOOTH key on the remote control to switch

on the system to the selected source.

1.2. Switching the System Off:

 In any source mode, press POWER key to switch off the set and the clock will appear on the

display.

1.3. Switching the System to Eco Power mode:

 Press and hold E O POWER until “E O” is displayed and the display screen will go blank.

 In Standby mode/E O power mode press and hold the POWER key until displayed also can be

switch to E O power mode/Standby mode

** Press and hold POWER key is LP, Short press POWER key is SP

Remark:

 In D mode, when the set in STOP/PAUSE/NO DIS mode for longer than 15 minutes, the

set will switch off automatically to save power.

 In USB/SD mode, when the set in STOP/PAUSE/NO DEVI E mode for longer than 15

minutes, the set will switch off automatically to save power.

 In standby mode, when Standby off 15mins auto go to E O mode. Display Backlight Off.

E O

POWER

LP STANDBY

OFF

LP E O

POWER

SP POWER ON

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2. SELECT SOURCE

On set: Tact switch (SOUR E) toggle control on set for source select:

DI S FM  AM  USB ARD BLUETOOTH AUX DIS …

On remote control: There are total 6 buttons ( D, USB/ ARD, TUNER, Bluetooth and AUX) for

source select.

DIS : If DIS mode is selected, “ DIS ” icon on.

Tuner: If Tuner mode is selected, “ TUNER ” icon is on.

Bluetooth : If Bluetooth mode is selected, “ BLUETOOTH ” message show on the display .

USB: If USB mode is selected, “ USB DIRE T” icon is on.

ARD: If ARD mode is selected, “ ARD ” icon is on.

AUX: If Aux mode is selected, “ AUX ” icon is on.

If MP3- D is recognized, “ MP3 ” icon will be on. If WMA- D is recognized, “ WMA ” icon will

be on. CDMP3/USB/CARD after TOC, if internal have both MP3 and WMA format ,both icon

will be on .

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3. CLOCK

lock can be set in Standby mode only.

lock will be reset after unplugging the unit. After plug on the unit the digits

"AM 12:00" will display

3.1. Setting the clock: (REMOTE CONTROL ONLY)

Electronic tact key PROG combine with ALBUM +/- The clock can be set in either 12H or 24H

mode. (Default as 12hrs mode)

3.1.1. In Standby mode, press PROG key combine with ALBUM +/-. “SET LO K” scrolls on

the display. “24HR” and “12HR” appears for the initial clock setting.

To select 12H or 24H clock, press ALBUM+/- key and then press PROG key to confirm.

The hours digits start flashing. .Press album+/- key repeatedly to adjust the hours. Press

PROG key to confirm and the minutes digits start flashing.Press ALBUM+/- key

repeatedly to adjust the minutes to adjust the minutes .Press PROG key to confirm.

3.1.2. To exit clock setting mode without storing, press STOP key.

3.1.3. During clock setting, if no button is pressed within 90 seconds, the system will exit clock

setting mode automatically.

Remarks:

In clock mode number key on remote control is no function.

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4. SLEEP: (REMOTE CONTROL ONLY)

Electronic key (SLEEP) on Remote control only

4.1. Press SLEEP key on the remote control repeatedly to select the desired time period (in minutes).

Display shows in sequence: SLEEP 90  75  60  45  30  15  OFF. Default is 0 min.

The "SLEEP zZZ" flag in the display will be turned on.

4.2. To deactivate the sleep timer, press SLEEP key again until the icon “SLEEP zZZ” turn off or press

STANDBY key.

4.3. If Sleep is already activated, press the SLEEP key once will shows the remaining sleep time, press

the key again will change the sleep time to the next higher increment.

Remark:

 If sleep is activated, the unit will go to Standby (even there might be a damage to the capstan

mechanism). If alarm arrives at the same time as sleep ends, the unit will go to Standby mode.

If sleep ends earlier then the alarm, the alarm will turn on the set; if the alarm is earlier then

the sleep ends, sleep will put the unit to Standby.

 SLEEP cannot be activated, when no time has been preset.

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5. DISPLAY

 Electronic tact key DISPLAY only activate at DMP3/USB/ ARD mode.

 MP3/WMA file (Disc/USB/ ARD): Title name  Album name  Artist name  Title

name ..

Remark:

 For MP3/WMA file, the title name, album name and artist name is need to use DISPLAY key

to select

 When Title name/Album name/Artist name scroll finish ,it will return to Track number and play

time mode.

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6. TIMER

Setting the Timer (Standby mode only)

6.1. In any mode, press and hold TIMER key until “SET TIMER” scrolls on the display.“SELE T

SOUR E” scrolls on the display. urrent source icon on.

6.2. Press SOUR E key on the set repeatedly to select the source ,DIS ,TUNER,USB or ARD .

6.3. Press the TIMER key to confirm. The hour digits start flashing.

6.4. Press Album+ key repeatedly to adjust the hour. Press Timer key to confirm and the minutes

digits start flashing.

6.5. Hold down or press ALBUM + key repeatedly to adjust the minutes . Press Timer key to confirm.

The Timer is now set and activated. icons on.

6.6. To exit timer-setting mode without storing, press STOP button.

6.7. During timer setting, if no button is pressed within 90 seconds, the system will exit timer setting

mode automatically.

6.8. Activating and deactivating the Timer function by Electronic tact key TIMER :

 Press TIMER (Timer) key on the set repeatedly to activate or deactivate the alarm.

 If activated, icons on.

 If deactivated, icons off.

Remark:

 In Stand By mode – Backlight will be on when setting Timer! In case of /37 version the

message "AM" or "PM" will be shown in front of the set time.

 The volume of the timer will start to increase from the minimum level until level 12.

 If the set is on at the set time, the set will switch to the selected source.

 There should be no Timer source as BLUETOOTH.

 When you select Timer source as USB / SD ard, when there is no USB / SD ard and it will

turn to FM accordingly.

 When you select FM, AM, in Timer mode it will activate as your previous selected station

 The number key on the remote control is deactivate in this mode.

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7. VOLUME

7.1. Electronic tact key VOLUME +/-.

7.2. Volume can be controlled from the R unit

7.3. Display shows “VOL” and the actual value between 1 and 31. “VOL MIN” is displayed when

the volume level is the minimum (0). “VOL MAX” is displayed when the volume level is the

maximum (32).

7.4. The volume level setting will be stored when the set is power off. After power on, the set will

return to the previous volume setting (however no higher than 20). If the volume level is >20

before power off, the set will return 12 when power up again.If the volume level is 0<Volume

level <12 before power off,the setting will be stored . If the volume level is Min before power

off,the set will return 4 when power off

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8. DBB (REMOTE CONTROL ONLY)

Electronic switches (DBB) toggle between DBB On and Off

Display will show DBB icon when DBB is On.

DBB-setting will be stored in stand-by (Power OFF) mode.

Default setting: DBB On.

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