Philips TAX4205 Bedienungsanleitung

Philips Lautsprecher TAX4205

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1. : Power on/o.
2. LIGHT: Press the light mode selection or turn o.
3. 1-0/10+: These are keys for selecting an FM station or USB track directly
by number.
4. VOCAL: This vocal allows you to sing, tun on/o vocal accompaniment
in BT or USB* mode.
5. VOL+: Volume increase.
6. REP: To repeat all, single track, no repeat, or random in USB* mode.
7. MIC Priority ON/OFF
ON: MIC voice prior to music playback.
OFF: MIC voice mix to music playback.
8. VOL-: Volume decrease.
9. EQ: POP, ROCK, JAZZ, CLASSIC, FLAT.
10. REC: To star recording function in USB* mode.
11. Playback: To Play what has been recorded from the USB* drive.
12. : Short press to play/pause in BT or USB* mode.
Long press for station auto search in FM mode.
13. / : To tune the radio frequency by 0.1Mhz under FM mode.
Forward play & backward play under USB mode.
14. / : Go to the next or previous track in Bluetooth or USB* mode.
15. BT: Bluetooth mode.
16. FM: FM mode.
17. PAIR: Press to disconnect current BTconnection.
18. AUD: Audio/line in mode.
19. USB/TF: USB* /TF mode.
Bluetooth Operating Instruction
1. Press mode key from speaker or remote control to Bluetooth mode;
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n to e which indicate odes mBluetooth pairing .
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4. n Press a d hold “ Pair ” for 3 secon n con ds from speaker's top panel i order to force dis nect the Bluetooth
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General information
Safety instructions
Plea rse ead carefully t safety mark on he the back side
This mark is intended to alert the user from
the non isolated dangerous voltage within the
product that may be of sucient magnitude to
constitute a risk of electric shock to persons.
This mark is intented to alert the user for
important operating and servicing instruction.
Warnings
• Avoid sustained periods on high-volume use, and
do not turn the volume to maximum level while using
high output signal, such as Mobile Phone or DVD,
etc., as this will cause distortion and may damage the
loudspeaker cones.
• Please switch o the system from the wall socket,
when not in use.
• Do not open the cover or back panel to avoid
electrical shock or any other accidents. No user-
serviceable parts are inside.
• Plug the system to the AC outlet with the right voltage
marked on the back panel of the Subwoofer.
• The MAINS plug is used as the disconnect device, the
disconnect device shall remain readily operable.
Accessories
The product shall not be exposed to dripping or splashing
and that no objects lled with liquids, such as vases, shall
be placed on the product.
•
Care and safety information
Avoid high temperatures, moisture, water and dust
• Apparatus should not be exposed to dripping or
splashing of liquid.
• Do not place any source of danger on the Subwoofer,
and satellite (e.g. liquid lled objects lighted candles).
• Do not install near heat sources.
Do not block any ventilation opening
• Place the apparatus in a location with adequate
ventilation to prevent internal heat build up. Allow at
least 10cm (4 inches) of free space all around the
apparatus for adequate ventilation.
• At high volume the back cover of Subwoofer becomes
hot. Do not touch it.
Care of the cabinet
•Use a soft cloth slightly moistened to clean the cabinet.
Do not use a solution containing alcohol, spirits,
ammonia or abrasives.
• Attentio should be draw to the environmental n n
aspects of batter disposal.y
• Batteries shall not be exposed to e essive heat such sxc a
sunshine, re or the like.
GuitarAudio in
Guitar VOL MIC VOL MIC Treble
Rec ord
Priority
MIC
Mode
Light
Pair EQ
Volume
Playba ck Re peat
Voca l
Tre bleMIC Bas s Bas sEcho Ec ho Delay
MIC 1 MIC 2 Charging
Troubleshooting
Problem Solution
1. No power.
2. No sound or distorted sound.
3. The remote control does not
function properly.
4. Low hum or buzz sound.
drive cannot be read.
6. Slow operation of the USB
8. FM reception not good.
Check if the AC power cord is properly inserted into the AC mains socket,
Adjust the volume / select the correct source to choose the equipment
that you want to hear through the system.
Reduce the distance between the remote control and the system. Replace
the batteries with new ones / Point the remote control directly towards the
IR sensor (located on front panel of the subwoofer) / Check that the batteries
Place the product as far away as possible from electrical devices that may be
causing interference / Check power supply voltage and consult electrician.
Drive is
7. FM not properly tuned. Match with local frequency.
9. BT not working. Reduce the distance or device is not paired.
Warning -
Under no circumstances should you try to repair the system yourself, as this will invalidate the warranty.
below before taking the system for repair. If you are unable to remedy the problem by following hints
mentioned in below table.
and play. / Take out USB drive and insert it again properly.
or whether battery is running out or not.
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总尺寸：770x173mm
工艺：风琴折 105G铜版纸 双面印刷
成品尺寸：110x86.5mm
料号：
成品正面： 成品背面：
Party speaker
TAX4205
User ma alnu
Party speaker
TAX4 105
User manual
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System sipo tioning :
The speaker is recommended to be put on
the at oor to get a better acoustic eect.
Helpful Hint:
- To avoid magnetic interference, do not position
the speakers, too close to your TV.
Playing the speakers
Audio source / player
SPEAKER
• For indoor and outdoor use.
Top panel operationTop panel operation Top panel operation
Remote controls
* AVAILABLE IF CONNECTED
* AVAILABLE IF CONNECTED* AVAILABLE IF CONNECTED C* AVAILABLE IF ONNECTED
Item Remote control User manual
Quantity 1
Audio cable
1 1 1
Microphone
1
power cord
Warranty
1. Proof of purchase s ot omp ied with this warranty rd. i n acc an ca
2. The warranty card is not completed immediately after purchase.
3. The apparatus is not used according to this user manual.
4. Defects re used due to proper or reckless use. a ca im
5. Any repairs are done by persons other than Philips authorized service centre.
6. The serial number is tampered with.
7. Defects due to uses beyond ca control like light g, bnormal oltage or while tr sit to the nin a v in an
purchaser’s residence.
Product Sl. No.Model No.
Invoice Number Date of Purchase: / /
Customer’s Name and address:
PIN:
Always there to help you!
Visit us at www.support.philips.com
Helpline: 1800 425 6396
Email: india.callcentre@tpv-tech.com
(10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Mondays to Saturdays & 10
a.m. to 6 p.m. on Sundays)
Deal r e N ame & Stamp:
This Philips Party speaker is warranted against any defect due to defective materials or workmanship for 12 months
from the date of purchase, should a defect develop during the warranty, TPV Technology India Pvt. Ltd.,
its authorized service center in India.
FREE OF CHARGE at any of
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REP ON
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2. LIGHT
3. 1-0/10+
4. VOCAL
5. VOL+
6. REP
7. MIC PRI ON/OFF
8. VOL-
9. EQ
10. REC
11. Playback
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14. /
15. BT
16. FM
17. PAIR
18. AUD
19. USB/TF
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Over view of the speaker Over view of the speaker
RECHARGING
• Unit comes with a battery indicator alert on the LED panel.
• If battery level shows an empty ashing, it means recharging is required.
• By connecting the AC power, when the battery indicator shows it’s full and stops ashing, it means
the level of battery is fully charged.
It is recommended to charge the battery about 6 hours before you start usingthe unit for the
rst time.
Energy Saving: If this product is idle for about 15 minutes, the appliance will power o automatically.
To turn it on after this automatic shut-o, the power switch needs to be turned o and on twice.
• In any mode, the light button of the control panel can control the LED lighting eect.
Caution:
To keep and protect the rechargeable battery in good condition, users should check the unit and be
sure to turn the Power On/O switch on the back panel to "O" every time after using and before
storage, it is highly recommended that users should fully recharge the battery at least once in every
two months.
RECORDING
• Insert wired MIC or turn on wireless MIC.
• Insert USB drive / TF card.
• Use the Record button to begin the recording function in USB mode, the voice will be automatically
storage in the USB drive / TF card, use the Playback button to listen to your recording.
• Background music recording function only works in Audio in function. Other mode just has MIC
recording.
LIGHT(BUTTON)
• In Audio in/line in mode, long press Repeat key for about 3 seconds to clear all the memory
information of this device, restore the original factory setting of the product.
This unit works either on the battery pack (Lead-Acid battery, 12V, 5000mAh) or the AC power:
unplug the AC Power cord from the AC input jack to work on the battery pack (after fully charged);
plugging the AC Power cord while the battery pack is attached initiates the charging of this battery.
The charging sign will be shown on the display during charging, when the battery is fully charged
the battery indicator shows that it’s full and stops ashing. Fully charging a run-out battery pack
may take 6 hours, playing time may vary with the surrounding environment, the volume level of the
speaker and the battery condition. It is advised that you wait 10-20 minutes before recharging the
battery pack if it has turned at during operation.
FACTORY RESET
About Sealed Lead- Acid Battery
• This product allows you to sing-a-long with the songs are playing either on BT, USB* or Audio in
mode and allow 2 microphones at the same time.
• For wireless Mic(UHF), when you long press its switch button, it turns on, it automatically connect
to the appliance.
• Or Plug in your Microphone cable into the back panel marked "MIC 1" and/or "MIC 2".
• Adjust the MIC Volume through the mic ormain volume "MIC VOL " on the top control panel.
• Adjust the Echo level "- Echo +".
• Start to sing.
WARNING: If the MIC Volume and ECHO level are set too high or to the maximum, be cautious with
the high pitch reection tone.
SING-A-SONG(VOCAL button)
1. 2. 3. 4. Audio in
5. Guitar 6. MIC1 7. MIC2 8. Chirging
9. Guitar VOL-/+ 10. MIC VOL-/+ 11. MIC Treble-/+ 12. MIC Bass-/+
13. Echo-/+ 14. Echo Delay 15: Treble-/+ 16. Bass-/+
17. 18. 19. 20. /
21. Record 22. Playback 23. Repeat 24. MIC Priority
25. Vocal 26. Mode 27. Pair 28. EQ
29. Volume-/+ 30. Light
1. : Power on/o.
2. : USB* jack.
3. : TF jack.
4. Audio in: Audio/line in jack.
5. Guitar: Guitar jack.
6. MIC 1: Wired MIC 1 jack.
7. MIC 2: Wired MIC 2 jack.
8. Charging: Charging jack.
9. Guitar VOL-/+: To adjust Guitar volume.
10. MIC VOL-/+: To adjust MIC volume.
11. MIC Treble-/+: To adjust MIC treble.
12. MIC Bass-/+: To adjust MIC bass.
13. Echo-/+: To adjust echo level in Guitar or MIC mode.
14. Echo Delay: To adjust echo delay in Guitar or MIC mode.
15: Treble-/+: To adjust treble.
16. Bass-/+: To adjust bass.
17. : Short press to play/pause in BT or USB* mode.
Long press for station auto search in FM mode.
18. / : To tune the radio frequency by 0.1Mhz under FM mode.
Forward play & backward play under USB mode.
19. : Press to choose previous stored FM station in FM mode.
Press to choose previous song in BT or USB* mode.
20. : Press to choose next stored FM station in FM mode.
Press to choose next song in BT or USB*mode.
21. Record: You must have a USB* drive connected to use this feature.
22. Playback: To Play what has been recorded from the USB* drive.
23. Repeat: To repeat all, single track, no repeat, or random in USB* mode
24. MIC Priority: MIC voice prior/mix to music playback.
25. Vocal: This vocal allows you to sing, tun on/o vocal accompaniment in BT
or USB* mode.
26. Mode: mode selection.
27. Pair: Press to disconnect current BT connection.
28. EQ: POP, ROCK, JAZZ, CLASSIC, FLAT.
29. Volume-/+: Volume decrease/increase.
30. Light: Press the light mode selection or turn o.
BT versio V4.2 n
BT range
USB max capacity
playability
Up to 32GB
Up to 10 meters
MP3 track
SNR
Audio input socket Audio cable
Output power consumption 33W
Speaker 1 Way
Speaker size 8 inches + 3 inches
Impedance 4 Ohm+6 Ohm
Frequency range 45Hz - 20KHz
Dimension (mm) W x H x D 386 x 615 x 350
Weight kg13.7
>60db

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Marke: Philips
Kategorie: Lautsprecher
Modell: TAX4205

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