Fixing Problems

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TROUBLE-SHOOTING

If your CD recorder is defective, it is wise to check this list first. You may have forgotten a simple step.

Warning!

Under no circumstances should you attempt to repair the CD recorder yourself because this will invalidate the guarantee.

SYMPTOM •possible solution:

No power

•make sure that the ON/OFF button is on: the CDRecorder is in standby mode, press any key to activate it

•make sure that the power cable is plugged in correctly

•switch the recorder OFF and then immediately back ON

Auto track does not work

•check if auto track is selected

•check if there are 2.7 seconds of silence between the tracks (analog recording only)

•check if the source is a consumer source with digital output according to the IEC audio standard

•source is DVD player (no track information)

No sound • check the audio connections

•if using an amplifier, try using a different source

Amplifier sound is distorted

•make sure that the CD recorder analog output is not connected to the amplifier Phono input

Play will not start

•make sure that the label of the CD is facing up

•clean the disc

•make sure that the disc is not defective by trying another disc

Remote control does not work

•point the remote control directly at the CD recorder

•check the batteries and replace if necessary

•select the right source first

Will not record

•clean the disc

•make sure that the CDR(W) is an unfinalized disc

•make sure that the disc is recordable and replace if necessary

•the disc is not an AUDIO disc (WRONG DISC)

•wrong input source chosen. Input label flashing (CHECK INPUT)

•text memory full (MEMORY FULL / FINALIZE CD). When a CDRW has to be unfinalized for recording. Erase text for other disc(s) or finalize other disc(s) to obtain memory space.

Recording is distorted

• make sure the recording level is correct

20 second pause between recordings

• see Autostart recording

Player does not react

•switch the ON/OFF button on the front of the player off and back on

DISC RECOVER on display

•a power failure has occurred during recording; the CD recorder is attempting to repair the disc

•if DISC ERROR then appears on the display, the disc cannot be recorded further, and cannot be finalized. But it can still be played on the CD recorder or another CD recorder.

•on a CDRW disc, the track being recorded is lost, but further recording and finalization can still be done

CDR570 specifications

The Philips CDR570 is a cutting-edge compact disc recorder that gained popularity for its exceptional functionality and user-friendly design. Released in an era when digital media was rapidly evolving, the CDR570 stood out for its ability to combine traditional audio playback with the latest recording technology.

One of the main features of the CDR570 is its seamless recording capability. Users can easily transfer their favorite vinyl records, cassettes, or other audio sources directly onto CD-R discs. This versatility allows for the preservation of cherished audio collections in a digital format. The device supports both CD-R and CD-RW discs, offering flexibility in recording temporary projects or permanent audio collections.

The CDR570 is equipped with advanced technologies that ensure high-quality audio output. It employs a high-performance CD recording system that minimizes distortion and maximizes sound fidelity. Additionally, the integrated digital signal processor (DSP) enhances the clarity and richness of recordings, making it ideal for audiophiles who prioritize sound quality.

User convenience is a hallmark of the CDR570's design. The device features an intuitive interface, making it accessible even for those less familiar with digital recording technologies. The LCD display provides clear information about the recording process, including remaining time and track numbers. Furthermore, users can edit tracks directly on the device, allowing for seamless transitions and the ability to create customized playlists.

The CDR570 also includes a built-in analog-to-digital converter, enabling users to achieve superior audio quality from analog sources. This feature is particularly beneficial for those looking to digitize older recordings, ensuring that even the most vintage sounds can be preserved in pristine condition.

In terms of connectivity, the CDR570 offers multiple input options. This includes stereo RCA inputs for connecting various audio sources, as well as a digital input for enhanced recording from digital sources. This versatility allows users to record from a wide range of devices, ensuring that they can capture audio from virtually any source.

Overall, the Philips CDR570 represents a significant advancement in home audio recording technology. With its blend of ease of use, high-quality audio processing, and versatile recording capabilities, it has become a cherished device for music enthusiasts looking to merge classic audio experiences with modern technology. Whether for personal use or archiving valuable recordings, the CDR570 continues to be a reliable choice for audio preservation.