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Contents Contact information Issued the certificate MCi500H/12Electrosuisse Contents Time settings Wireless Micro Hi-Fi SystemFrom Wireless Micro Hi-Fi System MCi500H Supplied accessories PC connection requirementsSafety Information for Europe Know these safety symbolsHearing Safety Listen at a moderate volume Splashing water, rain or high humidityBattery disposal information Environmental noticesDisposal of product & packing material Information about the use of batteries Overview Front viewBack view Remote control Position Wireless Micro Hi-Fi System Connect to AC powerTurn on / switch to standby Connect Wireless Micro Hi-Fi System to the power supplyFirst-time installation Select languagePress Standby, pressConnect to a home network Turn on Wireless Micro Hi-Fi System Ensure that your encryption key if required is availableUntil you see the number or alphabetic 12 EN Import music from a PC Before you can import music from a PC thatTrack list screen, press REC Record music Play Play CDInternet radio FM radio Manually add Internet radio stationsListen to My Media Select preset channels Listen to FM radioChange frequency Automatic channel searchWirelessly stream music from a computer Install TwonkyMedia ServerConfigure a PC to share music Manual search & storePlay from a flash memory USB device Connect audio devicesPlay HD music Play options Add audio files to a playlist Play from a playlistPress or , then to select Add To Playlist Playlist »» To return to the Home menu, press HomeRecord from HD to USB Long press MARK/UNMARK to select/deselect all tracksAlphanumeric search Gracenote Media Database Update Gracenote Media Database Gracenote CD InformationSettings Time settings Set standby timerSynchronize with RDS radio station Set the time formatMaintenance Change recording speedChange recording quality Change languageRestore the default settings »» The language selection display is shownFor Philips Wireless Music Stations Press or , then to select Add New StationMusic Follows Me DeleteTechnical data MPOPC connection requirements VBRCddb CD USBTroubleshooting Ensure that the network router is turned onPress /ON/STANDBY/ECO StandbyGlossary AmplifierCBR constant bit rate CD Compact DiscDhcp Frequency Response Hi-Fi High FidelityM4A MP3 Sampling rate StereoStreaming SubwooferWAV WMA Windows Media AudioPhilips Gracenote End User License Agreement Version Particular PURPOSE,TITLE, NON-INFRINGEMENT. GracenoteGracenote Streamium terms and conditions Changes in Features Software END User License Agreement Page Page GNU General Public License Page Page Page Page Hacker Signature of Ty Coon, 1 April GNU Lesser General Public License Page Each licensee is addressed as you Page Use a suitable shared library mechanism for linking with Page Page No Warranty Domain ===== Cgi-html Page Page Page Inc Page ===== Koninklijke Philips Electronics N.V All rights reserved
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The Philips MCi500H/12 and MCi500H/05 are innovative music systems designed to deliver high-quality audio experiences while integrating advanced technology for a seamless user experience. These compact systems are a blend of elegance and functionality, making them suitable for any modern home.

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