AMW P460 User Manual

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Table of Co ntents

Import ant Safety Instructions.......................................................................................................... 01

Notes on Discs............................................................................................................................. 02

Introduction

Front Panel ................................................................................................................................... 03

Rear Panel ..................................................................................................................................... 03

Remote Control Func tions ................................................................................................................ 04

Prepare the remote Control............................................................................................................... 04

Getting Started

Video Connection ........................................................................................................................... 05

Audio Connection ............................................................................................................................ 05

Operating DVD player with the remote control................................................................................... 06

Basic Operation

Playing a DVD ............................................................................................................................... 07

Front Panel Operation .................................................................................................................... 07

Remote Control O peration............................................................................................................... 08

Special Operation

What is MP3................................................................................................................................... 12

What is JPEG................................................................................................................................... 12

MP3/JPEG Oper ation............................................................................................................................ 12

Kodak Pic ture & CD Discs Compatible................................................................................................. 12

System Co nfiguration

System Setup Page ......................................................................................................................... 13

Language Setup Page ......................................................................................................................... 14

Audio Setup Page ............................................................................................................................ 15

Video Setup Page ............................................................................................................................ 16

Speaker Setup Page............................................................................................................................. 17

Digital Setup Page........................................................................................................................... 18

Exit Setup Menu................................................................................................................................ 18

Appendix (Definition of Keywords)....................................................................................................... 19

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Caution! - Thi s symbol is int ended to alert you to the

pres ence of importa nt operating an d maintenance instructions in the litera ture accompanying the appli ance. Ref er to t he User’s Manual or Operator’s Manual for preca utiona ry ins tructi ons.

Caution!

To reduce the risk of electric shock, do not remove cover (front or bac k). No user-s erviceable parts inside. Ref er servicing to qual ified service professional.

THIS PRODUCT APPLIES U.S. PA TENT NOS. 4,631,603, 4,577,2 16, 4,81 9,098, AND 4,907,093 LICENSED FOR LIMITED VIEWING USES ONLY.

Warning! - This symbol is intended to alert you to the

presence of dange rous voltage with the prod uct’s enclosure that may be of sufficient magnitude, to reduce a risk of electri cal shock or fire. Do not expos e the unit to rain or moisture . Refer to the warning l abel or tag includ ed, an d exerci se with extreme caution.

WARNING

Statement

This d evice co mplies with Part 15 of the F CC Rul es. Operati on is subject to the fo llowing two conditions :

(1) Th is devic e may not cause harmful

interference, and

(2) This device must accept any interference

received ; includ ing in terferen ce that may caus e undes ired operation.

Cop yright

This produ ct incorp orates co pyright pro tection technology t hat i s protected by method claims of certai n U.S. patents and other intellectual prope rty right s owned by Macrovision Corporation and other rights owners. Use of t his c opyrigh t pro tectio n technology mus t be autho rize d by Macrovision Co rporation, and is intended for home and other limited viewing uses only unle ss otherwise authorized by Macrovision Corporation. Reverse engineering or disassembly is prohibited.

Manufa ctured unde r lic ense from Dolby Lab oratories. “Dolby ” and the double-D symb ol are trademarks o f

Dolb y Lab orato ries.

This product is class 1 laser product,

Warnings

Use o nly shie lded c ables to conn ect I / O devices to this equipme nt.

Reorie nt or relocate the receiving antenn a. Increase the sep arati on between the equipment and receiver. Connec t the equipment into an outlet on a circu it differen t from that to which the receiver i s connected. Consul t the d ealer or an experienced rad io/TV techni cian f or hel p.

This Equipme nt has been tested and found to comply with the l imits for a Class B dig ital d evice, pursuant to Part 1 5 of the FCC rules. These limits are designed to p rovi de rea son able protec tion against harmful int erference i n a resi dent ial installa tion . This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordanc e with the instructions , may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee th at in terference will not o ccur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful int erferenc e to ra dio or television reception, which can be determine d by turning the equipment off and on , the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures:

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01. Read these instructions.

02. Keep these instructions.

03. Heed all warnings.

04. Follow all in struc tions.

05. Do not use thi s app aratus near water.

06. Clean only with a da mp cloth.

07. Do no t block an y of the ven tilation o penings. Install in accordanc e with the manufacturer’s instructions.

08. Do not install it near any heat sourc es such as radiators , heat registers, stoves, or other apparatus (including amplifie rs) that produc e heat.

09. Do not defeat the s afety purpose of the polarized type plug: A polarized plug has two blades with one wide r than the other. The wi der blade is provided for your safety. When the provided plug does not fit into y our outlet, consult an electrician for replac ement of the obsolete outlet.

10. Prote ct the power cord from being walked on or p inched (particularly the p lug, convenience receptacl es, and th e point where they exit from the apparatus).

11. Only u se attachments/accessories specifie d by the

manufa cturer.

12. Use o nly with a cart, stand, tripod, bracket, or table spec ified by the manufac turer, or sold with the appara tus. When a cart i s used , use with cauti on.

13. Unplug this apparatus during lightning, storms , or

when unus ed for a l ong perio d of ti me.

14. Refer a ll serv icing to qualified service personnel. Servicing is required when the apparatus has been

damag ed in any way: ex. power-supply cord or plug is damaged, liquid has been spilled or objects have fallen into the apparatus, the apparatus has been exposed t o rain or mo isture, does not operate normally, or has been dropped.

Impor tant Safety Instructions

Please read all of these instructions thoroughly be fore operating the DVD Player.

Unplu g the conne ctor from DVD-Player to the system unit before cleanin g. Do not us e liquid or aeros ol cleaners. Use a damp cloth for cl eaning. Use only attachments recommended by the manufacturer; un-app roved at tachmen ts may be hazardous. Do not place the DVD-Player near water, for example near a bathtub, washbowl, kitchen s ink, or laundry tub, in a wet b asemen t, or near a swimming pool. Do no t place the DVD-Player on an unstable cart, stand or tab le. If the DVD-Player falls, it could injure a pe rson or ca use serious damage t o the applia nce. Use only a cart or stand re commended by the manu facturer or sold with the mounting kit approved by the manufacturer and fol low the kit ins truction s. The DVD-Player is equippe d with a three-wire grounded plug, a plu g with a third (grounding) pin. This is a safety feature. If your outlet does not accom modate the three-wire plug , have an electrician in st all the correct outlet, or use an adapt er to groun d the app liance safely. Do not defeat the safety pur pose of the grounded plu g. Do not allow a nything to rest on the power cord. Do n ot locate th e DVD-Player where people may walk on the cord. In order to avoid the damage of the DVD-Player from lightning and power surges, please unplug all the connectors from the s ystem unit when the DVD Player is under a spare time or ligh tning storm. Do not overload power outl et and e xtension co rds. Electric power overload will c ause fire or elec tric shock. Never push any objects into the slot in the DVD-Player ca binet. It could touch dangerous voltag e points o r short out parts resulti ng in a fire or electric shock. Never spill liqui d on the DVD-Player. If your DVD-Player does not operate normally, un p lug it i mmedia tely and c ontact a n authorized technician . To avoid electric shock, do not attempt to open the cabinet and repair an y damage d parts . Unpl ug the DVD-Player from the system unit and re fer servic ing to qualified service personnel un der the following conditions:

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When the power cord or plug is damaged or frayed. If liquid has been spilled onto the DVD-Player..

If the DVD-Player has be en exposed to rain or

mo isture.

If the DVD-Player does not operate normal ly after you have follow ed the operating instructions. Ad jus t only those controls covered by the operating instructions; improper adjustments to other c on trols may result in damage and ma y require ex t ensive work by a qualified techni cian to res tore the DVD-Player to normal operation.

If the DVD-Player has been dropped or the cabi net has been damaged.

When the video and audio of DVD-Player exhibits a distinct change in performance.

To reduce the risk of electric shock, do not remove

the cover (front or back). No us er-servicea ble parts i nside. Refer servicing to q ualified service profes sional.

This product applies to U.S. Patent Nos. 4,6 31,

60 3, 4,57 7,216, 4,819,098 and 4, 90 7,093 Licensed for limited viewing uses only.

DVD-Player is a high quality laser produc t. Th is

player uses a visible laser beam that could cause haza rdou s radiation e xposure if directed to the eyes.

Handling precautions

Hold the disc by the edges so the surface will not be soiled with fingerpr ints. Fingerprints, dirt a nd scratches can caus e ski pping and distortion.

Do not write on the label side with a ball-point pen or other writing tools .

Do not use record cleaning sprays, benzene, thinner, stati c electricity p revention liq uids or any other solvent.

Be c areful not to drop or bend the disc .

Do n ot ins tall mo re than 1 dis c on the disc tray.

Do not try to close the disc tray when the disc is not in stalled pro perly.

Be sure to store the disc i n its exclusive case.

If the Surface is soiled

W ipe gently with a soft, damp (water only) cloth.

W hen wipin g discs, always move the cl oth from the cent er hole toward the outer edge .

If you wipe the discs using a circular motion, circul ar scra tches are likely to occur, which will cause no ise while playing.

If the disc is brought from cold to w arm environment, moisture may form on the disc.

W ipe this moisture off with a soft, dry, lint-free cloth be fore usin g the disc .

Improper disc storage

You can damage discs if you store them in the following places:

Are as exposed to direct sunlight.

Hu mid o r dusty areas.

Areas directly exposed to a heat ou tlet or he ating appliance .

The player canno t play discs

Maintenance

Be sure to turn the pow er button OFF and discon nect the power plug before maintaining the unit.

Wipe this unit with a dry soft cloth.

If the surface is extremely dirty, wipe clean with a cloth

that has been dipped in water and then wipe agai n with a dry cloth.

Never use alcohol, benzene, thinner, cleaning fluid or other chemicals. And d o not use co mpressed air to

remove dust.

Importan t Safety Instructions

DVD region code is not suitab le for yo ur player.

Notes on Discs

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This section desc ribes a full-fuction high performance DVD Player that is mic roprocessor-contro lled and also allows users to place thei r own settings i nto memory via external se tting. The setting status is indicated on the sc reen.

Front Panel

Introduction

Rear Panel

(1) COAXIAL OUTPUT JACK (3) CO MPOSIT E VIDEO OUT PUT JACK (5) STEREO AUDIO OUTPUT JACKS

(2) S- VIDEO O UTPUT JACK (4) COMPONENT OUTPUT JACKS

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2 Channel

(1)POWER (4)STOP (7)OPEN/CLOSE

(2)PLAY (5)PREV. (8)DOOR TRAY

(3)PAUSE (6)NEXT

(9)IR REMOTE SENSOR

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Introduction

( 3 ) DISPLAY ( 8 ) LANGUAGE (13) RESUME (18) PREVIOUS, F.R./ NEXT, F.F. (27) VOCAL-ASSIST

Remote Control Functio ns

To operate the DVD player , you must place the batteries in the remote control first.

1. Open the cover.

3. Close the cover.

Prepare the Remote C ontrol

( 1 ) POWER ( 6 ) SEARCH (11) MENU (16) SLOW (21) NTSC/PAL (25) MUTE

( 4 ) EJECT ( 9 ) TITLE (14) PAUSE (19) 1/ALL (23) TV PICTURE (28) 3D

( 5 ) SUBTITLE (10) SETUP (15) PLAY/ENTER (20) A-B (24) PROGRAM

( 2 ) PBC ( 7 ) ANGLE (12) ZOOM (17) STOP (22) VIDEO(OPTION) (26) VOL- / VOL+

2. Insert two “AAA” batteries. Make sur e the position of + and - on the batteries match the marks inside the battery compartment.

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Gettin g Started

Video Output

Connect the DVD p layer’s video output (RCA connector or S-Vid eo) on the rear panel to t he TV’s video i nput (or other devices) using AV, S-Video or

Component.

Note:

Certain output formats may not be available on all models. Please check product outer box for available.

Video Connection

Audio Connection

Stereo Configuration

Connect your TV stereo audio inputs (L for left channel and R for ri ght channel) to the DVD player’s stereo a udio o utput L and R respectively.

An alog 2 Channel Output

For your convenien ce and cost concern, DVD-Player supports Dolb y 2 Channe l audio output di rectly. However, you still need to connect the 2 Channel au dio outp ut to your audio amplifier relativ ely as fol lowing.

Note:

When you connect the DVD player to another device, be sure to turn off the power and unplug all of the equi pment from the wall outlet before making any connections. The output sound of the DVD player has a wide dynamic range. Be s ure to adjust the receiver’s volume to a moderat e l istening level. Otherwise, the speakers may be damaged by a sudden high volum e sound. Turn of f the receiver before you connect or dis connect the DVD player’s power cord. If you leave the receiver power on, the speakers may be damaged.

Notes:

1.Refer to the instructions supplied with the component to be connected.

2.D o not connect this player to a video deck. If you do, noise may appear in the picture.

V C R

T V

Connect directly

CD / DVD PLAYER

If your display device supports S-Video termina l, you can also connect your display device to DVD player’s S-Video Outp ut connector o n the rear panel.

S-Video Output

YELLOW

Rear of TV set

S-video cord (not supplied)

S-video input

terminal (S1, S2)

To S-video terminal

White

Red

White Red

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G etting Started

Operating DVD player with the remote control

*Do not expose the remote sensor directly to direct sunlight or lighting apparatus. The DVD player will malfunction if you do so.

When using the remote control, point to the remote sensor on the DVD player.

Distanc e:

Maximum of 7m

Angle:

Approximately 300 from e ach direction.

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Playing a DVD

Front Panel Operation

Basic Operation

1.Press the Power button to turn on the player.

3.Insert a disc.

2.Press the Eject button ( ) to open the tray door.

4.Press the Eject button ( ) to close the tray door.

1.POWER

Turn on or tu rn off the player.

2.PLAY

Play the program on the disc.

3.PAUSE

Momentarily stop the program on the disc. Press “PLAY” to return to normal play.

4.STOP

Stop playing.

5.PREV.

Go back to the p receding chapter or track

7.OPEN/CLOSE

Open or clos e the tray.

6.NEXT

Go to the next chapter or track.

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Basic Op eration

Remote Control Operation

5.SUBTITLE

If the disc has two or more subtitles r ecorded on it, they can either be disp layed or cleared on the scree n.

1. Press “SUBTITLE” during play. It will show as many subtitles as the disc has.

2. Keep on pressing, selected subtitle (including subtitle off) will appear in turn.

3. Stop pressing the button after the selected subtitle appears.

Note: In some cases, the subtitle language is not changed immedi ately to the selected one. When the selected language is not working, even after pressing the button several times, it means that the language is not available on the disc. This function is only for DVD discs.

4.EJECT

Press “EJECT” to open the disc tray. Place a Disc on the tray dish. Hold the disc with- out touching the surface, position it with the printed title side facing up, align it with the guides, and place it in its proper position. Press “EJECT” to start playing. The disc tray will automatically close and start playing . If the disc has one or more titles recorded on it, the menu screen w ill appear on the TV monitor.

Playback control. Press “PBC” (on) to program selected chapter. The root menu will appear. Press PBC(off) to play movie uninterrupted.

2.PBC

1.POWER

Turn on or tu rn off the player.

3.DISPLAY

Each time you press the “DISPLAY” button, the following information will appear on the TV screen: a). When you are playing a DVD

Disc format, Title, Chapter, Chapter Elapsed time Language, Subtitle, Angle Chapter remain time Title time Title remain time Display off

b). When you are playing a CD , VCD or MP3

Disc format, Chapter, Mute icon, Dts/PBC, Chapter Elapsed time Chapter remain time Title time Title remain time Display off

6.SEARCH

Use this button you can search TITLE, CHAPTER & PLAYING TIME.

1.Press “SEARCH” to show on-screen display.

2.Use “ ” to select the different modes.

3.Press “PLAY” to select the details.

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Basic Op eration

15.PLAY/ENTER

Start playing the program on the disc.

14.PAUSE

Press “ PAUSE ” during play to get a still picture. Press “ PLAY” again to return to normal play.

13.RESUME

Press “RESUME” to exit the menu system of the DVD returning to normal play- back mode.

11.MENU

Some discs with movies, for example, come with two or more titles. If the disc has a title menu recorded on it, the “ MENU ” button can be used to select the movie title. (The details of this operation differ depending on the disc used.) This function is only used for DVD disc.

1. Press “ MENU ” during play. A list of the titles on the disc will be displayed.

2. Press direction key to select the preferred title.

3. Press “ PLAY ”. The selected title now starts to play.

Access the System Setup Menu.

10.SETUP

9.TITLE

Press “TITLE” to select preferred options. Use direction keys to select.Press “PLAY” to enter the selection.

8.LANGUAGE

It is possible to change the audio soundtrack language from the one selected at the initial setting to a different language, if available. (This o peration works only with discs on which multiple audio soundtrack languages are recorded.) Press “LANGUAGE” during play. The options will appear on the screen. Continue pressing the “LANGUAGE” button until your desired language is displayed.

7.ANGLE

Some DVD discs may contain scenes that have been filmed simultaneously from a number of di fferent angles. For these discs, t he same scene can be viewed from various angles using the “ANGLE” button. (The recorded angles varies depending on the disc.) This function is only for DVD discs.

12.ZOOM

Each time this button is pressed, the enlarged image changes as followed:

2x 3x 4x 1/2x 1/3x 1/4x restore image’s normal size

You can move the scene with direction key.

16.SLOW

Press “ SLOW ” in the play mode. Th e slow motion changes each time this button is pressed as followed, :1/2x 1/4x 1/6x 1/8x restore normal play mode.

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Basic Op eration

24.PROGRA M

You can arrange the o rders of the titles, c hapters, or tracks on the disc and create your own program. This function is only active in PBC (Play Bac k Control) OFF mode.

Program: DVD, MP3 / JPEG disc program menu

22.VIDEO(optional)

Each time you press the button during play, the video output mode will be changed as followed:

AV (o r S-video or Y-Cb-Cr) TVRGB P-SCAN PCVGA restore normal output mode.

Note: 1.If your TV doesn’t support P-SCAN mode, the screen will disappear, press it again to solve the problem.

2.You can’t select some specific functions if the product doesn’t support it.

21.NTSC / PAL

Choosing TV mode fro m “NTSC”, “PAL” , “PAL-60” and “Auto”.

20.A-B

Repeat A-B

1. Press “A-B ” to repeat play between two intervals. Press “A-B” (1), to set the begin- ning of the repeat cycle. Press “A-B” again (2), to set the end of the repeat cycle. This process will enable constant repeat playing between (1) and (2).

2. Press “A-B” again to end the process and return to normal play mode.

Note: A-B repeat play works only with discs for which the elapsed playing time appears on the unit’s display during playback. This funciton is not available for MP3 discs. Some subtitles recorded around point A or B may fail to appear.

Note: Repeat play works only with discs for which the elapsed playing time appears in the unit’s display during playback. Repeat play may not work correctl y with some DVDs. For MP3 disc, there are three modes to repeat the contents: Folder (default value), Rep-one and Folder Rep.

19.1/ALL

Repeat Chapter Press “1/ALL” during play, the repeat options will be changed as following:

Repeat Chapter(Track) Repeat all Repeat Title Cancel repe at mode

18.PREVIOUS, F.R. / NEXT, F.F.

Press these buttons all the time (about 2 sedconds) to change the chapter or track during play. And press them once to change the speed.

17.STOP

Press this button to stop playing a disc.

23.TV PICTURE

Press the button each time, the TV pictur e will be changed as followed: MILD MEMORY STANDARD DYNAMIC restore normal mode.

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Basic Operation

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26.VOLUME

Use “ VOL-” or “ VOL+” button to adjust the output volume.

27.VOCAL-A SSIST

You can select Left channel output only or Right channel output only or Stereo output.

25.MUTE

Press this button to mute sound. Press it again to restore sound.

28.3D

Press this button to show the music profile icon. Use “ ” to choose SURROUND , EQUALIZATION , BAND or KEY. Then press “ ” to select the details. (1). Surround: OFF CONCERT CHURCH PASSIVE WIDE LIVE (2). Equalization: STANDARD CLASSIC ROCK JAZZ POP USER (3). Band: to show the music profile. (4). Key: Use “ ” to adjust the tone of the music.

(1) (2)

(3) (4)

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Special Operatio n

What is MP3

MP3 is a new music format which is capable of playing the music on the internet.

MP3/JPEG Operation

After inserting MP3/JPEG discs, the player will automatically search different menu of the discs. After searching, the player will automatically enter the first menu of MP3 disc, and play the first track in the first menu. OSD shows the followings:

What is JPEG

JPEG is short for the “Jo int Pho tograph ic Experts Group ”, a group of experts nomin ated to produce standards for

cont inuous tone image coding.

The best known s tandard from JPEG is IS 10918-1 (ITU-T T.81), which is the first of a multi-part set of standards for

still image compression. This allows you to create files (such as photographs, draw ings, and most clip-art) that can be

archived on a CD-R for viewing on the RDV650, computer, or the web.

Music s ign may blink in front of the playing track

Shows the present file is MP3 format.

Shows the present JPEG picture format.

Shows the other format discs.

Sliding block will move according to playing of tracks.

File: MP3 files or JPEG files in the present menu.

Present file name

Kodak Picture & CD Discs Compatib le

Whe n play picture CD discs, OSD will show you the operating menu, make your choice by pressing the directional buttons on the remo te control and then pres s “PAUSE” button. Now press “ ZOOM” bu tton to enlarge the picture, press “PLAY” button to automatically search pictures.

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System Configuration

Use the Setup Menu display to change the system configuration. In this section, each item on the Setup Menu display will be de scribed. Use “ ” buttons to select the item that you want and press “PLAY” or “ENTER” button to confirm.

Setup different function of DVD player and the TV set.

System Setup Page

TV SYSTEM

TV system: Select the appropriate setting depending on your TV type. It’s recommended that you leave this setting on AUTO mode. You may choose from AUTO, NTSC , PAL, PAL60.

SCREEN SAVER

Screen saver have two mode: ON, OFF. When in “ON” mode, if you do not make any operation or in stop mode for one minute, the screen saver picture will appear.

VIDEO

Video output: refer to chapter four and setup the Video Output mode according to the connection mode. If common video, just choose S-Video, if use YU V input TV, use YUV output mode.

PASSWORD

Select “CHANGE” to change the original password. The original password is 0000.

RATING

Three grades of laws: NO ADULT, KID SAFE, VIEW ALL. The factory default to VIEW ALL.

DEFAULT

Change your setup state to the factory default setup.

EXIT SETUP

Return to the main setup page.

TV TYPE

NOTE:

• No matter what kind of picture mode is chosen , picure recorded in the stand ard 4:3 format will be displaye d in the 4:3 picture mode.

• Dependent upon the present discs, the recording format will be different.

• If choose 16:9 broad mode on the standard 4:3 picture mod e TV se t, the 16:9 mode picture will be compressed in the horizontal direction.

• Some disc are recorded in certain format. If so, no matter what kind of pictur e mode you are chosing, the picture will be displayed in their original recor ding mode.

4:3 subtitle block to view the full width of the broad mod e.

To view the stand ard 4: 3 picture or the cutted stanard 4:3 picture.

To view broad mode picture wi th the broad screen TV set.

Normal TV set Broad mode TV set

Preference pictures:

NORMAL/PS NORMAL/LB WIDE

SYSTEM SETUP

VIDEO

TV TYPE PASSWORD RATING DEFAULT EXIT SETUP

TV SYSTEM SCREEN SAVER

INTERLACE-YUV

S-VIDEO P-SCAN YPBPR

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System Configuration

Language Setup Page

NOTE: Subtitle language menu language are only valid to the setup of DVD discs.

OSD L ANGUAGE

OSD has seven different languages: ENGLISH, GERMAN, S PANISH, FRENCH, PORTUGUESE, ITALIAN and DUTCH. If you choose a language, the menu will be all in the language.

AUDIO L ANGUAGE

AUDIO LANG setup has eight different languages: CHINESE , ENGLISH, JAPAN, FRENCH, SPANISH, PORTUGUESE, LATIN and GERMAN. If you choose a language, the disc must be equipped with the language.

SUBT ITLE LANGUAGE

SU BTITLE LANG setup has eight different languages: CHINESE, ENGLISH, JAPAN, FRENCH, SPANISH, PORTUGUESE , GERMAN. If you choose the subtitle language, the disc must first be equipped with different language subtitles.

MENU LANGUAGE

MENU LANG setup has eight different languages: CHINESE, ENGLISH, JAPAN, FRENCH, SPANISH, PORTUGUESE, GERMAN and LATIN. If you choose menu language, the disc must first be equipped with mutil anguage menus.

EXIT SETUP

Return to the main setup page.

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System Configuration

Audio Setup Page

AUDIO O UT

AUDIO OUT has three different types: for common AV output, please choose “SPDIF/OFF”; for optical or coaxial output, please choose “SPDIF/ RAW” or “SPDIF/PCM”.

KEY(for KARAOKE function)

Use “ ” directional buttons to adjust the tone of the music. Choose “ b ” to have a lower tone. Choose “ # ” to have a higher tone.

EXIT SETUP

Return to the main setup page.

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System Configuration

Video Setup Page

BRIGHTNESS

Press “ ” to adjust brightness.

CONTRAST

Press “ ” to adjust contrast.

HUE

Press “ ” to adjust hue.

EXIT SETUP

Return to the main setup page.

SATURATION

Press “ ” to adjust saturation.

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System Configuration

Speaker Setup Page(for 2ch output)

EXIT SETUP

Return to the main setup page.

BASS MO DE

Use “ ” directional buttons to select the “ALL LG SPK”, “ALL SM SPK” or “MIXED SPK”.

SUBWOO FER

The function lets you turn your subwoofer “ON” or “OFF”.

DOWNMIX

Switches the mixing down methods when you play a DVD with rear signal components. This function can be set to “LT/RT”, “STEREO”, “VSS”, “OFF”.

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Digital Setup Page

EXIT SETUP

Return to the main setup page.

OP MODE

Use “ ” to select “LINE OUT” or “RF REMOD”.

DYNAMIC RANGE

Press “ ” to adjust the linear compression rate of the signal.

DUAL MONO

This i s the output mode of the L and R signals of the set audio output. If it is set “MIX MONO”, this function only works when the DVD is being played in 2 channel.

System Configuration

Exit Setup Page

EXIT SETUP MENU

Press “PLAY” to exit the Setup Menu.

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Time number

This indi cates the playing time that has elapsed from the start of a disc or a title. I t can be used to f ind a spec ific scene

quickly. (It may not work with some discs.)

Title number

These numbers are recorded on DVD disc s. When a disc contains two or more movies, these movies are numbered as title1, title2, e tc.

CSS

CSS stands for "Content Scramble System". It is the data scrambling method used to garble the content of a DV D disc. According to most sourc es, CSS was put into use for the purpose of ensuring t hat c opyrighted material plac ed in this format would only be usable with licensed DVD playback mechanisms.

DVD

This ref ers to a high-densi ty optical disc on which high-quality pictures and sound have been recorded by means of digital signals. Incorporating a new video compression technology (MPEG II) and high-density recording technology, DVD enables aes thetically pleasing full-motion v ideo to be rec orded over long periods of time (for instance, a whole movie can be recorded.) DVD ha s a structure consisting of two 0.6mm thin discs that are adhered to each other . Since the thinner the disc, the higher the density at which the information can be recorded, a D VD disc has a greater capacity than a single 1.2mm thick disc. Since the two thin discs are adher ed to each other, there is the potential to achieve double-sided play sometim e in the future for even longer duration

play.

Subtitle

These are the printed lines appearing at the bottom of the screen that translate or transcribe the dialogue. They are

recorded on DVD discs.

Dolby Digital

Dolby Digi tal is an advanced form of digital audi o coding t hat makes it p ossible to store and transmit high-quality digital sound far more efficiently than was previously poss ible. First used in movied theaters in 1992, it is the result of decades spent by Dolby Laboratories developing signal-processing systems that exploit the characteristics of human hearing.

Dolby Digital 2 Channel

At t he option of their producers, Dolby Digital programs can deliver surround sound with two discrete range channels-

left and ri ght .

Angle

Recorded onto some DVD discs are scenes which have been simultaneously shot from a number of different angles (the same sc ene is shot from t he front, from the left si de, from the right side, etc.) With such discs, the ANGLE button can be

used to view t he s cene from diff erent angles.

Chapter n umber

These numbers are recorded on DVD discs. A title is subdivided into many sections, each of which is numbered, and specifi c parts of video presentations can be searched quickly by usi ng these numbers.

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