Philips OTT2000 Manual Do Utilizador

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Play from USB
Note
 
Make sure that the USB storage device contains 
playable audio content.
 
Only MP3 files with bit rates from 32 kbps to 320 kbps
are supported.
 
The USB socket does not support connections 
with USB extension cables and is not designed for 
communicate directly with a computer.
Push down the USB protective cover and 
then insert a USB storage device into the 
 socket.
  
Press SOURCE repeatedly to select USB 
source.
 
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Play starts automatically. If not, press 
.
•  To select a folder, press   /  .
•  To select an audio file, press   /  .
Play from a Bluetooth device
You can listen to a Bluetooth device through 
the micro system.
Note
 
Before you connect a Bluetooth device to the unit, 
familiarize yourself with the Bluetooth capabilities of 
the device. 
 
Keep the unit away from other electronic devices that 
may cause interference.
 
The effective operation range between the unit and the 
paired device is approximately 10 meters (30 feet).
 
Any obstacle between the unit and the device can 
reduce the operational range.
Press SOURCE repeatedly to select BT 
source.
 
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The Bluetooth indicator flashes blue.
Activate the Bluetooth function on your 
Bluetooth device (see the device user 
manual).
Select "PHILIPS OTT2000" on your device 
for pairing.
After successful connection, the Bluetooth 
indicator turns to solid blue.
Start music play on your Bluetooth device.
Tip
 
If the micro system switches from a Bluetooth source 
to another source, the connected Bluetooth device 
disconnects automatically.
 
The system can memorize up to 4 previously 
connected Bluetooth devices.
USB record
Audio CD tracks, MP3 discs,audio from vinyl 
record and Bluetooth, radio, and audio from 
external devices can be recorded as .mp3 
format files to a USB storage device.
The first time you record to the USB storage
device, a folder named 'PHILIPS OTT2000' is 
automatically created in the USB storage device. 
Each time you record, the recorded files are
stored to this folder.