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DISPLAY

DISPLAY messages

Messages, as listed and explained here, may appear on the display for your guidance.

General

reading disc information

READING

OPEN

during tray opening

CLOSE

during tray closing

NO DISC

no disc inserted, disc unreadable

 

or disc inserted upside down

PROG FULL

program full

INSERT DISC

insert disc or insert disc in correct

 

way

WRONG DISC

inserted disc is not an audio CD

UNFINALIZED

unfinalized CDR(W) disc

MEMORY XX•

indicates the amount of text

 

memory used for unfinalized discs

Recording

- when STOP 9 is pressed during

WAIT

 

recording

 

- when STOP 9 is pressed during

 

recording the first 4 seconds of a

 

track

UPDATE

updating disc contents

DISC FULL

no more recording possible

DIGITAL 1

digital coaxial input 1 selected

OPTICAL

digital optical input selected

ANALOG

analog input selected

COPY PROTECT

no digital recording can be made

 

of the external source

NOTFINALIZED

when opening the tray with an

 

unfinalized disc inserted

 

(CD recorder)

RECORD FAST

high speed recording selected

REC LISTEN

listen speed recording selected

MAKE CD

high speed recording of a

 

complete disc and Auto Finalize

 

function selected

REC EXT DISC

synchronised start of recording

 

from external source selected

REC EXT MAN

manual start of recording from

 

external source selected

_XX DB

level is being adjusted

DOES NOT FIT

time left on CDR(W) disc is not

 

enough for proposed recording

ANALOG REC

copy prohibited track found during

 

recording. Track will be copied

 

analog (Copy Protection

 

Regulations)

ERASE TRACK

when erasing one or more tracks

ERASE DISC

when erasing a disc

FINALIZE CD

when finalizing a disc

FINALIZED

when trying to finalize an already

 

finalized disc

CHECK INPUT

when RECORD is pressed while no

 

digital source is detected

XX XX ERASE

time countdown when erasing a

 

track or a disc

XX XX FINAL

time countdown when finalizing a

 

disc

PRESS RECORD

to start manual recording,

 

finalizing or erasing

START SOURCE

to start synchronised recording

 

from a source (e.g. CD player)

FINALIZED CD

when trying to record on a

 

finalized CDR or a prerecorded CD

UNFINALIZE/

when trying to record on a

PRESS ENTER

finalized CDRW

PROF SOURCE

when a professional source is

 

connected

REC TEXT

when reading CD text from source

 

disc for recording

TEXT PROTECT

when CD text of source disc is

 

subjected to copy protection (CD

 

text will not be recorded)

Play

CD changer-mode selected

CHANGER MODE

DJ-MODE

DJ- mode selected when recording

 

keys are pressed in DJ-mode

PROGRAM

program mode selected

ALBUM TITLE

will be followed by album title

TRACK TITLE

will be followed by track title

ALBUM ARTIST

will be followed by artist name

TRACK ARTIST

will be followed by track artist

 

name

Others

when the recorder enters a data

NO AUDIO TR

 

track during recording

FINALIZE CD

laser power calibration performed

 

96 times, finalize disc needed

INITIALIZING

during laser power calibration for

 

unfinalized discs

DISC RECOVER

during disc recovering after power

 

failure

OPC ERROR

OPC failure during OPC procedure

 

(OPC = Optimum Power

 

Calibration)

RECORD ERROR

recording error in menu mode

DISC ERROR

when trying to record on or finalize

 

a recovered disc

MEMORY FULL/

when text memory is full. To add a

FINALIZE CD

CD to the list, first finalize or

 

erase another disc from the list

NOT POSSIBLE

when trying to erase a CDR

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Philips CDR775/777 manual Display messages

CDR775/777 specifications

The Philips CDR775/777 is a pioneering product in the realm of digital audio, specifically designed for users who appreciate the ability to record audio directly onto CD. Introduced in the late 1990s, this device stands out not only for its recording capabilities but also for its robust set of features that cater to audio enthusiasts.

One of the primary features of the CDR775/777 is its dual function as both a CD player and a CD recorder. It allows users to effortlessly play their favorite CDs while also providing the ability to create audio CDs from various sources. This is particularly convenient for individuals looking to create their own compilations or preserve favorite vinyl records and cassette tapes in digital format.

The device uses a sophisticated digital-to-analog converter (DAC) that ensures high-fidelity sound reproduction. The inclusion of technologies like Pulse Width Modulation (PWM) enhances audio clarity and reduces distortion, providing a rich listening experience. The CDR775/777 supports both CD-R and CD-RW media, enabling users to choose between permanent and rewritable audio formats.

Another notable characteristic is its user-friendly interface. The front panel features an easy-to-read display and straightforward controls, making navigation simple for users of all experience levels. It allows for the easy selection of tracks, programming of playlists, and even offers features like track naming for more personalized recordings.

The CDR775/777 also includes advanced features such as automatic track incrementing, which detects silence between tracks and automatically separates them as individual tracks on the recorded CD. This is particularly beneficial for live recordings where the artist may pause between songs. Additionally, the ability to connect to external audio sources through standard RCA inputs broadens the versatility of this device, allowing for recordings from a variety of devices.

In terms of build quality, the CDR775/777 is constructed with durability in mind, featuring a solid chassis that helps reduce vibration and interference during playback and recording. The emphasis on quality extends to its playback capabilities, supporting a wide range of audio formats.

In essence, the Philips CDR775/777 is more than a simple CD recorder; it is a versatile tool for any audio lover. Combining high-quality audio performance with user-friendly features and robust recording capabilities, it represents an important innovation in home audio technology. Whether for archiving personal music collections or creating custom mixes, the CDR775/777 continues to be a valued asset in any audio setup.