Philips HC8850 Mode D'emploi page 6

XP SBC HC 8850/00-1
Controls
Headphone (figure 2)
9 Power indication – lights up when in use.
When batteries are low, the power
indicator flashes, and you should recharge
the headphone for about 16 hours before
the next use.
10 Power On/Off – push the button to
switch the headphone on/off.
11 Recharging contacts – align headphone
to the transmitter, green recharging LED on
the transmitter's front must switch on,
indicating that the headphone is being
recharged.
12 Volume – adjust volume to your desired
listening level.
13 SRS™ On/Off – push the button to
switch the SRS™ surround sound mode
on/off.
14 SRS™ indication – lights up when the
SRS™ surround sound mode is activated.
15 Tuning – press and hold the button for
about 1 second.The headphone
automatically tunes to the right transmission
frequency and the tuning indicator will light
up. If not, repeat this step.
16 Tuning indicator – lights up when
receiving optimal transmission.
Environmental Information
All redundant packing material has been omitted.We have done our best to make the
packaging easily separable into two materials: cardboard and polyethylene
Your unit consists of materials which can be recycled if disassembled by a specialized
company. Please observe the local regulations regarding the disposal of packing
materials, exhausted batteries and old equipment.
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Installation
Transmitter power supply
IMPORTANT
Use only Philips SBC CS030/00
12 Volt/200 mA AC/DC adapter.
(For UK, use only Philips SBC CS030/05)
1 Make sure the adapter's rated voltage
corresponds to the mains socket voltage.
2 Connect the DC connector of the AC/DC
adapter to the 12 Volt DC power input
connector located at the rear of the
transmitter.
3 Connect the 12 Volt/200 mA AC/DC
adapter to the mains socket.
– Always disconnect the AC/DC adapter if
the transmitter is not to be used for a
long period of time.
Headphone power supply
IMPORTANT
Use only rechargeable R03/AAA NiMH
batteries (preferably Philips).
Do not use NiCd batteries or
alkaline batteries as these may damage
your FM wireless system!
1 Check if the power button of the FM
headphone is in the on position.
2 When the red power indicator on the FM
headphone starts flashing, it indicates that
the batteries are running low.
3 To recharge the headphone's built-in
rechargeable R03/AAA NiMH batteries,
position the headphone on the transmitter
and contact.