Philips AX5123, AX5111, AX5116, AX5114, AX5115, AX5124, AX5125, AX5122 Features / Troubleshooting

FEATURES

Programming track numbers

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2 Press PROGRAM to store the track. yprogram lights up; the track number

programmed and P with the total number of

stored tracks are displayed. program

3Select and store all desired tracks in this way.

4Press 2; to start playback of your selected tracks. yprogram is shown and playback starts.

program

•You can review the program by pressing PROGRAM for more than 2 seconds.

yThe display shows all the stored tracks in sequence.

Notes: – If you press PROGRAM and there is no track selected, SEL is displayed.

– If you try to store more than 30 tracks, FULL is displayed.

Clearing the program

•While playback is stopped, press 9 to clear program. program yCLr is displayed once, program goes off,

and the program is cleared.

Note: The program will also be cleared if the power supply is interrupted, or if the CD-player lid is opened, or if the set switches off automatically.

FEATURES / TROUBLESHOOTING

RESUME and HOLD

You can interrupt playback and continue (even after an extended period of time) from the position where playback stopped (RESUME) and you can lock all buttons of the set so that no action will be executed (HOLD). Use the RESUME–HOLD–OFF slider for these functions.

RESUME – continuing from where you have stopped

1Switch the slider to RESUME during playback to activate RESUME. yresume is shown.

2Press 9 whenever you want to stop playback.

3 Press 2; whenever you want to resume playback.

yresume is shown and playback continues resume from where you have stopped.

•To deactivate RESUME, switch the slider to OFF. yresume goes off.

HOLD – locking all buttons

You can lock the buttons of the set by switching the slider to HOLD. Now, when a key is pressed, no action will be executed. This is of use, for example, when transporting the player in a bag. With HOLD activated, you can avoid accidental activation of other functions.

1Switch the slider to HOLD to activate HOLD. yAll buttons are locked. HoLd is shown when

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2To deactivate HOLD, switch the slider to OFF.

Note: If you deactivate HOLD by switching the slider to RESUME, you will be acti- vating the RESUME function.

Selecting different playing possibilities− MODE

It is possible to play tracks in random order, to repeat a single track or the entire CD, and to play the first few seconds of each track.

1Press MODE during playback as often as required in order to activate one of the following ‘modes’. The active mode is shown in the display. yshuffle : All tracks of the CD are played in

random order until all of them have been played once.

yshuffle repeat all : All tracks of the CD are played repeatedly in random order.

yrepeat : The current track is played repeatedly.

yrepeat all : The entire CD is played repeatedly.

ySCAN: The first 10 seconds of each of the remaining tracks are played in sequence.

2Playback starts in the chosen mode after 2 seconds.

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Troubleshooting

WARNING: Under no circumstances should you try to repair the set yourself as this will invalidate the warranty. If a fault occurs, first check the points listed, before taking the unit for repair. If you are unable to solve a problem by following these hints, consult your dealer or service center.

The CD player has no power, or playback does not start

•Check that your batteries are not dead or empty, that they are inserted correctly, that the contact pins are clean.

•Your adapter connection may be loose. Connect it securely.

•For in-car use, check that the car ignition is on. Also check player’s batteries.

The indication no diSC is displayed

•Check that the CD is clean and correctly inserted (label-side upward).

•If your lens has steamed up, wait a few minutes for this to clear.

The indication nF diSC is displayed

•To return to normal playback, press MODE repeatedly until the display shows no active modes.

ESP / Power Save Mode

With a conventional portable CD-player you might have experienced that the music stopped e.g. when you were jogging. The Electronic Skip Protection prevents loss of sound caused by light vibrations and shocks. Continuous playback is ensured. However ESP does not prevent playback interruptions during vigorous running. It also does not protect the unit against any damage caused by dropping!

In this set ESP is default ON. It is possible to set ESP off. and enter the Power Save Mode.(PS). PS helps to extend battery lifetime for longer playback.

•Press MODE for more than 2 seconds. y disappears.

•Press MODE again for more than 2 seconds. yPS is displayed once

ESP on ➟ ESP off ➟ Power Save ➟ESP on

• CD-RW (CD-R) was not recorded properly. Use FINALIZE on your CD-recorder.

The indication HOLD is on and/or there is no reaction to controls

•If HOLD is activated, then deactivate it.

•Electrostatic discharge. Disconnect power or remove batteries for a few seconds.

The CD skips tracks

•The CD is damaged or dirty. Replace or clean the CD.

•RESUME, SHUFFLE or PROGRAM is active. Switch off whichever is on.

No sound or bad sound quality.

•PAUSE might be active. Press 2;.

•Loose, wrong or dirty connections. Check and clean connections.

•Volume might not be appropriately adjusted. Adjust the volume.

•Strong magnetic fields. Check player’s position and connections. Also keep away from active mobile phones.

•For in-car use, check that the cassette adapter is inserted correctly, that the car cassette player’s playback direction is correct (press autoreverse to change), and that the cigarette lighter jack is clean. Allow time for temperature change.