Philips CDR820/17 manual Operating the recorder via your PC keyboard, Edit only

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Special features

Operating the recorder via your PC keyboard

0Connect your PC keyboard to the recorder via the PC KEYBOARD jack on the recorder front.

You can now enter CD Text using your PC keyboard. In addition you can operate a number of recorder functions via the keyboard.The following keys are available for operating the recorder:

Pause

interrupts play

Enter

starts play/confirms a selection

Space

stops play

Tab

selects next menu item or

 

track

Shift and Tab

selects previous menu item or

 

track

Shift

selects capital characters when

 

entering text

Down arrow

selects previous menu item or

 

track

Up arrow

selects next menu item or

 

track

Left arrow

searches backward

Right arrow

searches forward

ESC

cancels a selection

F1

selects CD1

F2

selects CD2

F3

selects CD3

F4

selects CDR

F5

selects analog input (AUX

 

ANALOG)

F6

selects digital coaxial input

 

AUX DIGITAL

F7

selects digital optical input

 

(AUX OPTICAL)

F8

selects display information/text

F9

makes CD text scroll over

 

display once

F10

opens Text Edit mode

Page up

selects previous track (5 tracks

 

maximum)

Page down

selects next track (5 tracks

 

maximum)

Home

goes to start of text string

End

goes to end of text string

Scroll Lock

opens A-B Edit mode

Ins

toggles the cursor behaviour

 

from Insert to Overwrite next

 

character (Text Edit only)

Del

deletes next character (text

 

edit only)

Backspace

deletes previous character

Notes:

The keyboard LEDs do not function when the keyboard is connected to the recorder.

Special characters (accents, ß, ø, ä, etc.) are not supported

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Contents Audio CD Recorder / 3 CD Changer For Customer Use Dear Philips product ownerFrançais CanadaEnglish Important Safety Instructions What is EXCLUDED? What is COVERED?Where is Service AVAILABLE? To GET Warranty Service in CanadaTable of contents General information Disc handling MaintenanceSome words about MP3 General ControlsControls CD recorder CD changerDisplay indications DisplayStep PlaylistConnections Setup recommendationsConnections Connections generalDirect digital optical connection Direct digital coaxial connectionPower supply InstallationDemo mode Type plate is located on the rear of the setRemote control commands Remote controlInserting batteries in the remote control Loading discs Loading discsPlaying MP3 discs onlyTrack selection and searching PlayingShuffle and repeat CDtext display Programming track numbers ProgrammingChanging a program Clearing a programAbout recording Adjusting the record levelBasic information Direct Line Recording DLRSelecting the recording speed Recording an entire CD Internal recordingRecording a single track Recording a single track during playbackIf CD changer is selected Recording a programIf a program is available If an A-B edit is available see A-B EditingIf a digital source is selected Microphone recording Analog or digital recordingAutomatic track increment for analog sources Recording with automatic start External recordingRecording with automatic start from an external source If an analog source is selectedIf Mic Only is selected Microphone recording Finalizing CDR & Cdrw discsIf AUX Mix Mic is selected Unfinalizing Cdrw discs Unfinalizing, erasingErasing from a Cdrw disc Erasing an entire CdrwText edit on CD recorder only Special featuresIf you want to delete the character If you want to substitute the characterClearing the A-B edit EditingOn CD changer only Edit only Operating the recorder via your PC keyboardTroubleshooting

CDR820/17 specifications

The Philips CDR820/17 is a versatile and innovative audio component designed for music enthusiasts who seek high-quality sound and user-friendly features. This compact disc recorder combines the functionality of a CD player, CD recorder, and digital audio converter, making it a perfect addition to any home audio system.

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This model is equipped with a user-friendly microphone input and a detailed LCD display that provides essential information about the recording process. Additionally, the CDR820/17 supports various disc formats, including CD-R and CD-RW, which gives users the flexibility to choose how they want their music stored and shared. The ability to finalize discs ensures that they can be played on any standard CD player, making the process seamless for sharing with friends and family.

With integrated features such as automatic recording level control, the CDR820/17 takes the guesswork out of achieving optimal sound. This technology automatically adjusts the input levels during recording, ensuring consistent quality across different sources and preventing distortion from overly loud signals.

Additionally, the CDR820/17 boasts a sleek and modern design with an intuitive control layout, allowing users to navigate through menus and settings with ease. The device’s durable construction ensures reliability, making it a long-lasting investment for music lovers.

Connectivity options are also noteworthy. The CDR820/17 features multiple audio inputs, including RCA and digital coaxial connections, ensuring compatibility with various audio equipment. Whether users aim to integrate it into a more extensive home audio setup or utilize standalone capabilities, the Philips CDR820/17 stands out as an accessible and powerful solution.

In summary, the Philips CDR820/17 combines functionality, ease of use, and superior sound quality, making it an excellent choice for those looking to preserve their audio library while enjoying the convenience of modern recording technology.