Audiovox VE 1510DV User Manual

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AUDIOTOX

ELECTRONICS CORP.

USER'S MANUAL

Multimedia DVD System

VE1510DV

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Safety Instructions

Th« Lightning flash with the arrowhead symbol wrtNn an equUsterai triangte is Intended to alert the user to the presence of uninsuiated t3ANGEROUS VOLTAGE*

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CAUTION:

TNs unR employs a laser system. To ensure the proper use of the unH. read this manual carefully and keep it for future reference. To prevent direct exposure to the laser racttation. do not open the cabinet Invisibie laser radiation when the cabinet is oper>ed or the interlocks are defeated. DO NOT stare into the laser beams. Use of any controto. ar^ustments, or procedures other than those specified herein may result in hazardous radiation axposurel

within the product's enclosure that rr^ be of sufUdent magnitude to constitute a risk or electric shock to persons.

The Exdarrwtion point wKhin an equilateral triangle la intended to alert the user to the preserrce of tnYX>rt8nt operatmg and mainienance (servicfr)g irtstrucdons In

the literature accompanying the product)

CLASS 1 LASER PRODUCT CAUTION

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Fedeml Commuirtcaflen CommlMlon InfermatSon The has been tested and found to comply wtth the limts for a TV Broadcast Receiver, pursuant to Pari ISof the FCC Rules. These ImRs are deslgrted to provide reasonable protection against harmful Irrterference In a residential instatlation. This equlpfn«^ generates, may cause harmful interfBfer>ce to radfo oommunicatione. If not Installed equipmerYt does cause or receive Interference, which can be detennined by turning equipment off and on. the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference be the V the followlr>g measures:

Reorisnt or relocate the TV antenna. Increase the separation between TV end other equipment Connect TV into separate outlet from other equipment Cormjl the deafer or an eoqMrler>ced radkVTV technician for help.

FCC Ceubon: Any changes or modMIcatlorts rtot expressly approved by the party responsfoie, for oompiarKa could void the user^ authority to operate this equipment

Important Safety Inelnictiofis

• Read Instructions - All the safety and operating Instructione should be read before Ihe product is operated.

• Retain Irwtructlons • The safety and operating Inetructiona should be retained for future references.

• Heed Warnings • Al N^nlrtgs on the product and In the operation ktttructlons should be adhered to.

• Follow Instructfons - All Operating end user Instructkms should be fofowed.

• Cteaning - Unplug this product from the wal outlel before cleaning. DO NOT use iQuId deaners or aerosol cleaners. Use damp CMh for cleaning.

• Altechmente • DO NOT use attachments not recommsnded by the product rrwxifscturer they may cause hazards.

• Mounting • DO NOT plecs tNs product on an unstable cart stand, tripod, bracket, or table. The product may tell, causing serious Injury to a chid or adult and serious damage to the product Use only wtth a cart stand, tripod, bracfcst. or table recommended by the manutecturer or sold with the product Any mounting of thte product should folow the manutectura's Instructions, and should use a rrKMjntIng accessory recommended by the mamifBcturer.

• Heat • The Product should be situated away from heat source such as radiators, heat registers, slaves or other products (Including ampUflers} that produce heat

• \hteter - DO NOT use this product near water. For example; Avoid piecing It near bathtub, wa^bovri. kitchen sink, or laundry tub, in a wet basement, or near a swimmtog pool. etc.

• Cebinel Slots • NEVER push objects or any kind into the unit through the cabinet slots as they may touch dar>gerous vottegs points or short out parts that could result in a flna or electric shock. NEVER spll IqtAl of any klr>d on Ihe product

• Vtentilation • DO NOT block any verttRatfon opanir>gs. Inttell In aooordanoe with manutecture's instructions. Slota and openings In the cabinet and the back and bottom are provided tor ventftalion, and to ensure relM)le operation of the product and to protect ft from Overheating. These openings must NOT be blodted or covered. There should be at least 10cm of spece from these openings. The openings should never be blocked by placing the unit on a bed. rug or other similar surtece.

This product should NOT be pleoed in a bult*in irwtellation such as s bookcase unless proper

ventilation is provided.

• Grounding or Poiarizatlon -This product may be equipped with e polarized alternating current line plug (a plug hiring one Made wider then the other). This plug vA fit the povrer outlet only one way.

This Is a safety feature. If you are un^e to Insert the plug fully into (he outlet, try reversir>g the plug.

If the plug should still tel to fit. contact your electrician to replace your obsoieto outlet. DO NOT defeat the safety purpose of the polartzed plug.

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Important Safety Instructions (continued)

• Power Cord Protection • Power simply cords should be routed so teat teey are not likely to be walked on or plr>ched t^ items placed upon or against teem. Pay perticuiar attention to cords at

plugs, convenlenoe receptacles, and tee point where they exit from tee product

• Power Sources - This product should be operated only from tee type of power source Indcated on

tee rear panel. If you are not sure of tee type of power supply to your home consult your product dealer or local power corr^ny.

• Lightning - For added protection for this product during a lightning storm, or when it Is left unattended

and unused for a long period of time, unplug It from tee outlet arxl disconnect tee antenna or cable system. This wll prevent damage to the product due to Ightning and power>ilne surges.

• Power Lines - An outside antenna system should not be located in the vldnlty of overhead pcwer

lines or other electric light or povrer circuits, or where It can fol Into such power Bnes or circuits.

When Installing an outside antenna system, extreme care should be taken to keep from touching

such power lines or circuits as contact with them might be fatal.

• Overtoad - DO NOT overloed wall outlets, eoctenslon cords or integral corrvenlence receptacles as

this can result In a risk of fire or electee shock. Damages Requiring Ssrvtes • Unplug this product from ths wan outlet end refer servicing to qualified service personnel under the followtng conditions :

• When tee power-supply cord or plug is damaged.

• if liquid has been spied, or <to|acts have follen into tee product

• If the product has been exposed to rain or water.

• if the product does not operate гюгтвПу after following the opereting Instaictiona.

Ad)ust only those controls teat are covered by the operating instructiortt as an Improper adjustment of other controls may result in damage and will often require extensive work by a qualified technician to restore the product to Its normal operation.

• If the product has been dropped or damaged In any way.

• VNteen tee product exhibits a distinct change in performance - this Indicates a need for service.

• Replacement parts - When replacemertt parts are required, be sure tee senrice technician has used

rei^acement parts spedfled by tee manufacturer or have tee same characteristics as tee original part UNAUTHORIZED substitution may result in fire, electee shock or other hazards.

• Safety Check - Upon completion of any service or repair to this product ask the service technician to

perform safety checks to determine that the product Is In proper operating oor>dttlon.

• CAUTION • Danger of explosion If battery is incorrectiy replaced. Replace only with tee same or

equivalent type. IMPORTANT Information Regarding Usa of Video Games, Computer, Captiorte or other Fixed Imege Oleplaye.

• The Extended use of a fixed image program material can cause permanent "^ladow Image" on tee LCD Panel. The Background image Is viewable on normal programs in tee form of

stationary fixed Image. This type at Ineverslble LCD per>el deterioration can be limited by observing the followfng stops:

• Reduce tee brightnesa/contrast setting to a minimum viewing level.

• DO NOT display the fixed image for extended periods of time.

• Turn tee poww off vrhen not fo actual use.

• Recycling - This product utilizes tin-lead solder, and has a ftuorescent lamp containing a small

amount of mercury. Disposal of these materials may be regulated in your community due to environmerfial considerations. For disposal or recycling information please contact you local authorities, or the Electronics Industries Alliar>ce; http://W¥fW.9kM.Ofg

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Table of Contents

1JNTRODUCT10N

Safety In8tructk>ra_ Preparation How to Operate the Remote Control Irrterconnect Diagram_________________ Controls and Indicators

24ysteoi Operating

Function Description__________________

TV Tljner Setting/Auto Scan_________________

Disc Playing (Using the Remote Corrtrol). How to use SETUP KEY GENERAL SETUP SPEAKER SETUP

AUDIO SETUP____________________________

PREFERENCES EXIT SETUP

How to Play MP3 and PICTURE CD'S

3.Systein Operating (TV)

TV AND AUDIO VIDEO INPUT OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS. MAIN DISP

SUB DISP VOV ADJUST_______________ VOV ADJUST(Continued). AUDIO

CLOSE CAPTK>N_

PARENT CONTROL OSD SETUP

TV SETUP

PICTURE ADJUST(BRIGHTNESS/CONTRAST/SARIRATION/HUE/SHARPNESS)_ 45

RECALL and EXIT VGA INPUT SIGNAL AUTO TUNE and SAVE EXIT. VGA INPUT SIGNAL COLOR SETUP VGA INPUT SIGNAL QUALITY ADJUST____________________ VGA INPUT SIGNAL PICTURE POSITION SETUP,

4>SyateRi Operating(FM)

OPERATION

S.SyateRi Operatlng(Other)

ADJUSTMENTS(Scund/Audlo Frequency/TIme).

«.TROUBLESHOOTING____________________ TJ^unctlen Uat SJLcceeaorlee__________________________

9.(FDA)CERT1 FI CATION

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Preparation

This device supports the foiiowing disc formats:

Suitable dbc8& their mado Diameter/slda/layer Maximum playlr>g dme

DVD

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VIDEO

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Region Management Information This piayar is designed to respond to the Region ManagemerX Information recorded on CATDs. The region number of this pieyer Is *1*. if the region number on the OVD does not correspond to the number of this player, this player cannot piey dsc. This piayer wll also play OVDs made for *AU." reglorts. This player will play DVDs wfth labels containing the region number T or 'ALL*:

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MPEOII TYPE

133Mn. (4.7GB) Max 242Min. (8.50B) Max 2MMn. (9.4QB) Max 464Mbl. (17QB) Max

74 Min. Max.

20 Min. Max.

MPEG 1 tayer-lll 640 Min. Max.

Example:

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INSTALLATION

• Reoetv»r Location - Locate fbr comfortable viewing. Avoid placing where sunlight or other bright Bght wll fell on the screen.

Use of some types of florescent Hghting can reduce remote control transmitter range.

Adequate ventilation Is essential to prevwit internal component teilure.

Ke^ away from «ees of excessive heat

To ensure optimum picture quality do not position magnetic eqiJpment nearby.

• Cable Equipment • The VIdeo/Audio connection between components can be made with shielded

video and audto cable. For best performance, Antenna cables should utilize 75 Ohm coaxial shielded wire. Cables are available from your dealer or electronic supply store. Before you purchase any cables, be sure you know what type of output and Input connectors your various components require. Also determine the length of cable you’ll need.

LICENSE CLAIMS

Dolby Manufoctured under license from Dolby Laboratorias. *Dolby”. "Pro Logic" and the double-D symbol are trademarics of Dolby Laboratories. Confidential Unpunished Works c 19^*1997 Dolby Laboratories,

DTS Manufactured und» license from D^itai Theater System. Ir>c. "DTS” and "DTS Oigitai Surround" are trademarks of Digital Theater System, Inc c 1996 Digital Theater Systems. Inc. Ail rights reserved.

Macravision

This product Incorporates copyright protection technology that Is protected by method dalms of certain

U.S patents and other intellectual property ri^its owned by MacrQf\^sion Corporation and other rights owners. Use of this copyright protection technology must be authorized by Macrovision Corporation. And is intended fbr home and other limited dewing use only unless otherwise authorized by Macrovision Corporation. Reverse engineering or disassembly is prohibited. Note - Some DTS decoders wttich do not support DVD-OTS Interfoce may not work properly wtth the

DVD/CD Player.

ftofaranea

• Dolby Digital is a digital sound compression technique developed by Dolby Laboratories. Inc. Supporting 5.1-channe! surround sound, as well as stereo (2 Channel) sound, this technique enables a large quantity of sound data to be effidentiy recorded on a disc.

• The Digital Theater System (DTS) is a S.1>channel surround sound system, which is widely used in movie theaters arourKi the world. It allows the bit rate to be Increased In order to provide good aourxi quality without excessively compressirtg the data.

• Linear PCM (LPCM) is a signal recording format used in a CO. While a CO Is recorded In

44.1 kHz/16 bit. a DVD Is recorded at 48kHz/16 bit up to 96kHz/24 bit

• If you have a Oofoy Pro Logic Surround decoder, you will obtain the full benefit of Pro Logic from the same DVD movies that provide full 5.1-channel Dolby Digital soundtracks, as w6i\ as from titles wtth the Oofoy Digital rrark.

• The digitai audio output connector (optical) converts electricai signals Into optical signals (Nght) and transfers them to m ampBfier. These optical sigr>als are immune from electrIcaJ int^ference, and they also have minimal effect on other equipment.

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Handling Discs

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Novof XHJdi tho playbeok eido.

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Never add labele or adhesive

- tapes on the (fiscs and do not

scratch or damege the (fiscs.

Discs

CO. DVD. co-rvw, and MP3

Please use (fiscs wtilch are stamped with or lEC symbols

Never use orackod or deformed (fiscs

The Pteyer operates at high speed.

Never use nort-dreular (fiscs or (alure may occur.

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Cleaning of Discs: Um e «011 doth and wipe

Off inoerprinu ar>d staJns, In a redwing manner from the center to tie outer rims when cleaning the (fisc.

Storegs of Disc: To prevent discs from getting bent or (Mormed t>ey should

be kept verticaiiy in a diso storage case.

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How to Operate the Remote Control

Load Batteries

Remove the banery cover by pushing In and lifting up the tab.

NOTCt

Replace both batteries simUtar^usly*

Load batteries whBe observing polartty.

ALIGNMENT TAB

Place the battery alignment tabs Into the remote control and press the cover down into position.

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Interconnect Diagram

SPEAKS^ (L) SPEAKER (R)

(BKk)

tOO-200VAC INPUT DC 12V/5A OUTPUT

• Revotsing the oonnootton ol the toft and speakers wiB resuR In the speaker belanco bob^ reversed.

• Prior to mtfdng oonnecdons on the unR remove the AC power oord from the power source.

(Bade)

AV-Tarn*wi output (No(Si<)pM}

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Interconnect Diagram (Continued)

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6. Algn ihatopholaoflhtOVD ptiiyw Dr*cktt wWì th» hot« on th* but mognttng po«L Inttn th* pin ttvou$^ DVD paytr eradtM and th* mounong potL Raisr to Pw MMrnbly drawlng-

7. Cornaci tw varkM» cabtoo In tho teBowkìg tnmnor a. Conrwcl tw Ivllnl OPi cablo wlb Pio 90 ooonodof hoad lo base oomoctor laboied MMIOM.

NOTE: The Mini 09) cablo and thè S-VIdoo cMdo aopaar lo bo IdonOai. Howaver Pw MM Dun cablo contaJno 8 p9ì0 «Mio Dw S-Vidoo cablo coniBlm 4 pino. Do noi fono dio ooADodor ao Ma may roouit bi cablo oonnocior pino boing boni Remo Pio cablo thfough Pio cablo rwidoron dio mounttrg POOL Cornaci ino oPior ondo! Pio cablo io Pio connoclor laboied HM DM on dio video monkor.

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Interconnect Diagram (Continued)

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catto hobar on ba mourtong POOL Comact tha ob» and db# catto lo baconnacior libali d OC IN orba vbaomoNtof.

dCermact ba FM antoma catto wth 90 CDimactorhaad tobaconnactar tobatoo FM ANTENNA. Poabon tha ata to

oblato ba baat FM agnal raeaption.

6. Attatf> ba uppar fiffhi tpaaw by aHgrdr)g and baaUng ba tao tpaakar mounb ftom ba vktoo monitor irto tha tDeakar asaambty racaptoctoa.

B. Rapaat Stop B for ba Ioaar righi »paakar

10. Sacua ba oppar and \om^ dgto apaaeam atoh ba PMIpa tcraaa njppBaO. Tha oppar right ipaafcar raquima two acrawa and tha tow» Hght raquiraa ona acravr.

11 Rapaat atopa B. 9. and lOfarbatoftaoaakart.

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Il Cornaci uppar rtgNapealtar cabla tobabwerrlgNapatow catto Input.

14. Rapato Stop 13 tor ba laA atoa apank»!.

15. Routo tha apaaksr catto Bom batowar tali apaaksrs and oonnaci lo baL SpaaiwConnador.

18. Routo tha epaaàer catto Bomba towarrtditapaeiwihroughbabaea catto hoWer. Cornaci to ba R Spaahar Connaoor.

17. ConnacIBto AC powarconltobaAC Adaptor. Cormact ba OC powar comador lo ba OC M cocY>aclor on ba OVO piayar aaaimtly.

18. Ineartbe AC power cord IniDanapproprtaea AC powareource.

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Interconnect Dlegrem (continued)

CONNECTING TO AN EXTERNAL AMPLIFIER t

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Controls and Indicators

LCD Monitor

1 2 3 4 S 6

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2. MENU t Efitar rmifi mwMi of LCO panal. Alao yaad to aaloct laonu funcHona.

3. VOL * 2 Incfoaaaa tho voliatia of hrooEcaat TV ami oxtomal auEio alpnala.

4. POWER : Tama ttw TV awnltor On anU Off. E. CH • t Oocroaaaa diannol numkom. E. CH * I Incrooaaa channel numhara.

7. Ron>o»a Control.

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Control and Indicators (Continued)

Remote Control

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Control and Indlcators(Contlnued)

Display

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3. R

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Displays the direction of playback. Displays the type of disc inserted. Displays pause mode. Indicates the sleep. Indicates the alarm mode.

6. 7-

10.

11.

11 • BiiinBae Character displays including frequency, time, number etc.

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Displays time.

Displays audio settings.

urn

Displays Lefl/Right audio channel.

f*e

Displays playback control.

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Function Description

Pow«r

NOTE: Th0 powtt kmy ot /f>« vfctoo mordtor 1$ locaf^d onthmtop ofpanttl.

Place the power plug Into the wall outlet and wait 7 seconds whfle the systein Inltialteeds. Press the POWER button on the remote control or the front of unit.

• Wait one second before pressing the next key

There are two methods to turn the power or and off of the unit:

Remote Control i

Press power button of the remote control to turn the power On or Off.

Front PofMl:

Press power button of front panel to turn the power On or Off.

KHaplay Mode Switching

Remote Control:

Press function key to switoh the display mode in order as following :

NOTE : 1. When you use the DVD function, press the TV/DVD button until the LED light red.

2. If you choose FM dispisy mode, the video monitor display will shut down and the back-lighted panel will displayed the FM frequency.

Front Panel t Press button to select the OVD player function.

Press M. button to select the TV fimction.

button to select the FM tonction.Press

Press button to select the ADX function.

NOTE: Tb» AUXfunction d^autts lo VGA fof computoesuppoft.

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TV Tun«r Setting / Alito Sean

NOTE: Verify ttf DVD Indtcatof locofad onthmtop right of Ihm nenotm control doo* not

fla$h or stay rod. ff doo«, prots tho TV/DVD button.

TV Tunor Sotup

Press the TV functton button on the front of the DVD unit.

TVSoloctlon

If you need to switch between CATV or TV(AIR), press the Menu/Select button. Enter the MAIN DISP and select either CATV or TV(AIR). Press the Menu/Select button to

confirm.

Auto Scan

Once the CATV or TV(AJR) Is displayed press the Auto Scan button to begin scanning for valid TV channds ar)d place them Into the unit's memory.

NOTE:

The TV Function button on the front of the unit r>eeds to be pressed In order for the speakers to

switch to the tuner.

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Disc Playing (Using the Remote Control)

11Ш player can play OVO, CO. CO-R/W, MP3.

M07F;

№• DVD bdcotor on №# gaowfa Controi (upper riifN ссгтш) jhotid HgM et^ady to

oecaw the DVD/CD Menu Option».

1. Turn POWER on a. Praaa tha POWER button to turn On tha unH b. Tba dlaplay Indtcalm LOAD and tha Scraan displays

LOAOINC. (Vedry OVD ГипсЯоп » selected)

2. Insert the dte a. Prase OPENA:lOSE * " button ID open the OVO

playar door and the scraan w9 display ” OPEN* b. Inssrt tha <isc In №e center end smarm Into place. aPrasaPOENlCLOSE* £ * button aoatn to dose trte

door and the back-lighted panel wil display *CLOSE*

If the OVO <Scc hBs an auto-play the player wlH

automattcaty play the program altar the door Is dotao.

3. Press the TLAY* button to vfsw the program a. If the <Ssc inaeitod is a DVD disc, the mo^ menu can

be selected-

4. STOP playing a. Press iha STOP" ■* button and the program ай stop

playlpg Immsdiataiy.

• Press the PLAY* ^ * button again to start pleytog.

• Press the STOP* ■ * button twice whie viowing a DVD to stop playtog and return to the beglrmtog of the program, when the PLAY* ► * button is pressed the program wM start from the beginning.

5. Remove toe dtac a. Press 0PEWCL06E* ±* button and tha video monitor

sod tha bacfc-lghled panel will <ft4>tay OPEN. Remove thedtoc. PressOPE№CLOSE* £*butlanagain artd the video monitor and back-lighted panel wil dsplay NO DISC.

e. Power Off

a. Press the POWER button to turn power Off.

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GENERAL SETUP

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GENERAL SETUP

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SPEAKER SETUP

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AUDIO SETUP

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Uwdlooofv>octMuoa««hobut-MOateydUMOTS. MPCCIork№EG2

nCr

OP MODE (OpMBtlonal Modo) t

Pow AiMpAir Oj^mI

Uood lo tficff tm ouSo Mprai to wri orr«! olOo Oomoo

DUAL MONO :

Tt» eu*o eignel B BppW So Ihe lit «Id right

Page 25

AUDIO SETUP

DYNAMIC I

Aitowi 1w vw l> sDled fM <tyTW#c mno» d Pie MuOo «Ign*

oCr

LPCM OUTPUT t (LlfiMir PCM)

Sgril ivQOfdh^ «rmil UMd In • CO or (MX

MAIN PAGE

Side t» Setup MenA

cC^

Page 26

PREFERENCES

Wh«r>you enlr tie PREFERENCES, rieu*rw*ieGHM)itoeing proMtM

TV TYPE AUDIO

SUBTITLE DISC MENU LOCALE PARENTAL PASSWORD DEFAULTS

SMART NAV MAIN PAGE

TVTYMi

wm irrsc end NIL syNwi we BUlpmetBiiy

NTSC: NTK UfM SWet and CaneSk

niL: RM. Eftnpw

tyfttuni enCM)ianB*

oCr

AUDIOS

ChQow t* wte lwv»t* fuppofW by tw CND such es EngW. ffwA SpertPk. Oswe end Jj^erw.

ENGUSH FRENCH SPANISH CHINESE JAPANESE

Page 27

PREFERENCES (Continued)

SUBTITLE t

Ciocie >e »gOOTB urguigi tun m Cngitfi. ftsrd*, ind iiptfeie

Oryou wchooBBtNOFf lo cesCreiheBufeiii tendon.

ENGLISH FRENCH SPANISH CHINESE JAPANESE OFF

DISC MENU I

Choow teer^JigaBd^^QSO wBTuby

ENGUSH FRENCH SPANISH

CHINESE JAPANESE

LOCALE t

Onbrod courMi IVRidilteonC porente corM steMda (Noi UBBd)

o::>^

Page 28

PREFENCES (Continued) :

РА1ШГГAL (Pwwtod Level CmpSiQ i

the piTMd iMl coiM аЮ«*1 wemiv Ml iho Imi nvcMvtry N 0foNM

chldmnliemvtewIngmevessuehâÉlhew «Ah vCMneioredit

•u&loelfflMNr.

OVOMAiKdpedwM tpMekâlf*ghretiûni#oiM<4ei*çi6Ncor»olM.

ТЫ41ЬеН1мМмемЪ1ом ;

О iGonwMAudtano» (ApproqMolordlaQM).

F# I Pwenlal Oiédence SuogeMed (8em» irwMrtd яму nd be «и1»Ы# 1er diHm*

P^IS t РмгМ ЭЮдГу Cluüoned (8ме ямММ яму be irMpproprtMe for cNMma mMm 1S^

ÂiRsMkMdflJrdir 17 Mgsàee MBenMM^àig pâreM y edMl gwdeft)

fiC»17 iNotnMrditf Ъгелуопо lîindunMr.

АМЯ.Г (X) I X4«Md<FM ÉKhiMMty).

NoPMMNTAL I No vMftQ меОШоп.

>yftiMreMe»MigieM»iMliblo lM»l.mefM>M,dOMMMl,rAWbi,MarwMNoM9W

thedMlridloiMl Then ртам pwdM pnevord aod oontrm by ргамгд «мм* NOIE:7NsopeenortywodaiiorOVDA*ng TboTVOwlboonPerenMlcoRbeiilрМеемередело

NOIE : OMmI РмеиМ М *3306*.

Page 29

PREFERENCES (Continued)

PASSWORD I

Yew «n dw>ge the peweofd of piPifNIledi by Iw totowlng prooedun.

1. Oiooee CHiWOe Ftywn M ivliteiieew IP ew the Pwwom Owg* Pie^

2. Nlif> t* owa eei me defcUt Pawoftf. T>» deflM pewod Is »01» «* "SSW

S. T>w IS ifl tw Ur*s etlh the N»w Paweid

4. n P) ?« Mrta «9^ Vw Nee PMHord flosin and conim tw pmpmkL

DEFAULTS

U* fw ddmiMWeioo tp rwi H preWwees be* to liflBfy oftw asemps.

NOTE;RwN wilnoUnttdifawtNftoPtoafltol Cortool

qCp

SMART NAV;

Ydu can choo* b dliFtoy tie MPd Smart NevigNton mw» Piw SNART HAV epaw. ard pws *Na llwW bUtoh 10 dwbls th# msmi

MAIN PAOE

Sack to Saiup Marw»

Page 30

EXIT SETUP

EjSSv^Mm

SETUP MBAI-MAIN FMOE 1

E)9T8ETUPMENU

GENERAL 3ETU(> SPEAKER SETUP

AUDIO SETUP

PREFERENCES

Exit SETUP

Page 31

How to Play MP3 and PICTURE CD'S

Tl)« SMART NAV will appear on lha «croan.

Opwaitonai nwO»*d* •# «MART NAV MODC i I.TTaro «rt №гм «vim. indudrtg roo! Oroctofy^bdbvcttry «nd tno pley modo. Uoing tho rightWI Duaoo to «wllc*> Ю a

d«fNronttamo.oMhoupMownbuaontoMloct««liofnwAhlnoochaMroctory. Proas PlayboanyoUVwoomnand.

¿Rom Oradory; Snows ai loUon

3.8ubdlractory: Showa all Rioa wNwn oach fobar. (0.4. MP3. JPEG)

4.PLAYMODE;All0M«uaaraUMlactvariout play modot. Praaattio BuaontoonOr «wPUCf

WODE. Uto tho up and down butona to ehoooo №0 play modo : Uaan hM tho ЫсяИпд aatocttooa;

{1} Stopo: nay ono oong on tho dkc. (2) Ropoat Ona: Ropoat ona aong dtoc. (3) FaUor; Play OI aongo n tw toldor onco. {4} Fotoor Rapoat: Play NI aooe« n toa «oidor rapoataoly. (5) Diac Sean : flnt 10 tooorCa of avory song in too aaloctod fbidor. (в) Olee: Play aO wngs of dlac {/) nao Raooat: Kopoat au loriga of too dac <8) Random: Songa piayed in a random ordor. {9) Shuflio On: Songa playad In a random ordar.

(Ю) Programming; Alowa programng of aong piay ordor.

Projiaiii «оыр}

1. (A) Uamg too loft and rtghl bttftan to aocaea toa Р1ЛУ MOOC Than ualng up (a) and down (V) bjitot«. changa too tbncoon and chooao PR004N0 tonoton. Proaa •»<*»>

0ШОП to SMitoh on PROO.PO Itnctioa The uaor can program aortga In daalrod ordar.

Z (A) Uamg too up (a) and down (f} bultona 10 movo too potocar. chooaing tho aong you wari and toen pmtabutton

to chooao toa aong. Ropoat lor aooone. tolrd....oong.

(B)On tpariolt atoe of too «croan aopoara too oodonumMr you programmod and toa numborof tola aorgin toa МРЭ

sor>gM. For axampie:lf you chooao too aongatom «10 IBaaatodcwr Nos. NaS. NaMwflappoaraa P01D5, Р02:0в. Р0ЭЛ7.

NOTE :Tho aonga in dftoroni МРЭ totdara cannot be programmodMM mual ohooao too songa In too same foldsr.

4. Aflar programrráng. proas STOP buoon to «nd toa programmtog prooesa. Tho PIAY MOOE wH ratum to toa PROG^NO dsplay The pro^mmlng proooaa la comptoto.

& Presa PLAY (») buOon ю piay toe aonga to toa programmod ordar.

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3.TV AND AUDIO VIDEO INPUT OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

TV and AV Inputs

WOÆ

MAIN DISPLAY (MAIN DI5P)

Press and release the button to display the following main menu for TV and AV functions ;

nw DM) ijprtf Meteor on ft* wne«» central

A|pAr eemw) etocM net llpW l0

ooeee »w n//AV*Nnu9peow

Press and release the Menu/Mec/

button again to access the MAIN OISP menu

AUDIOVOX

MAIN OISP

SUB DiSP AUDIO CLOSE CAPTION

F¥KRENT CONTROL OSO SETUP TV SETUP

BRIGHTNESS CONTRAST

SATURATION

HUE

SHARPNESS

RECALL

S40X4a0

H:31.4KHZ V:S9.8HZ

MAIN DISPLAY OPTIONS :

Can select a total of 14 input functions :

1. Main Display

2. Sub Display

3. Audio Option

4. Subtitle Display Controls

6. Parental Control (Viewing Levels)

6. On>Screen-Display(OSD) Option

7. TV tuner setup

8. Brightness

9. Contrast

AUDIOVOX

VGA

AVIDEO

SVIDEO CATV

RETURN

640X4SO

H;31.4KHZ V:S9.8HZ

NOTE : Screen Resolution (Will vary)

INPUT SIONAL SELECTIONS :

1. VGA-Computer Input Signal

2. AVIOEO; AV Input Signal

3. SVIDEO: S-VIdeo Input Signal

4. CATV: Cable TV Input Signal

5. TV: Broadcast TV Input Signal RETURN to Previous Menu

10. Saturation

11. Hue

12. Sharpness

13. Recall (Factory Default)

14. Exit

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MAIN DISP

«ICII* *1

ООО g QQ

MAJN MSPLAY (MAIN MST)

Wi »oggêst yow IvnitoH/s yotntff wit) m# rsmoM concrpl щпб OSO (Qr^Se^M^

ONpl«y}oplîorabsfbrsutine(hs*MAIN DISP* тм opCon.

The Msr dlaplsy msnu option вйом оЫосОопш of the Rvs oourcso of Algnâl tnputo.

1.veA(Compgler hpulsignN) rComodtbo vxMoMonSorwth • psnofiN coiPpolsr. г. AV1D60 <AV hpol Ngrwi) : AccopN NI oT AV outpMt tlgnsN kom 4«riou» S. SW)£0 (S-VU»o InpU Nonol) : Accspta ii oi 8*V<Noo NodoIa

4. CATV(CabloWlf)pUNgrttO:CabtoWciiennsto МЫпд chimsl 1 to dwv«l12S.

5. TV(7V mputfignN) iTVchannNo indodlnochsmsl2 bchannN 13 of VHP bsnd «nd

cNmsl 14 to chsnnN eO of UHF bond

A RETURN : Baek to iMl cTNng (060 picàn).

TboIVkificSon tMlorilocibdonthobMotfiimusl bo preoscd lo noorthe audio %«ЫЬ «кяИпд breaüct and саЫо TV. Whan an odemN auxilary doHae (Camoorder. VCR, elo.)ThoAUX button tocalod on tie CM) pUyar base unll must be pmsad lohesr be audbof twaudlary «iputaignM». .

aalacl optlanaOperwtfni t Prwe Vp belt* (▲ ) ar Dows butlon (T) ta

) MsrxVSaMcf button ta aanürm.

сжоравяРЬрЬу

УЮСШАМО

Э4

Page 34

SUB DI8P

Sub CNSP (aub Stoplay)

Tbs tubdloptoyielBcIi the aignaltourcQ ktipU:( AVktoa S-VMeo,CXrVorTV.) Vktoon*vbso (VOV) OfF:% turn oft the

Oywetloiw Press tlw Vykuttofi (A| OP the Down button I ▼ ) to soloct options mn4 prose the Alonu/Mocf button to confirm.

aoD

:: I o »■

4 • • I I

^ O

V »1 4

■■ »y»

fWiWH

D OD

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MM//K£Cr

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OIDOlDSDnOMrp

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ooevtoeirsoL

OtOMV\r

rvonr

momcii

OCMTOWT

»(Uft

owmew

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omo

pmo ir

>a£3

HiSI

mir?

Vtee-Omifttfso end Wesrs if» Wtlioo i OioiaTMAMSan

NOJi:

yOA connof bo

ronMOAftUK

40fWAl0

wspupn

SAOrWAID

few i^bbo-On*MS»s; non to tenet snes Is isseb fit mb 4Sptor sM Mb dbplof

lb cbonor ^ oO Oeior <

UMN/SW

SWAP

So PO> MOCUf biODft ¿'texMiy wC cAcrtpr Inoffterotl

o»o. ^o«o^

Page 35

VOV ADJUST

VOV ADJUST In «MHion lo thf rrvifi pctim, tnoSivrTVpnvv^o^vtdnoiogmMngmKvd

throggb VDSO input jade» can te d»pi»y»d »anultan»ou»^ •• • »mai pidun»

1>ka A calad VUao-OivVUao (VO^0 or F^lura ^ Pldua (PIP)^

OiwstSae* Praaa tt»a Up Svflow (A) ar tha Dawn Siittari lo »alapt opOofia and prwa tha Manu/iatacf button to oaaftrm*

000

o oo

•• M t

g J IS ^

i u s

r‘

(?9i ^TiS

ovctotoioiator

- I

■ I

--■»'iipy

roawAJM aACmoD

» pB QHife HD

MMt/SiCr

NOTE i VOV ADJUST afily affacta t»M SuS Dtoaiay Ml tha Mato Dtoatoy

eeeeawrewpwtoitoOtobytoaai • .toA^to^Ma»«#to

AWiO SVIDfO

rV^CATV

Page 36

VOV ADJUST (Continued)

VOV AOHJtT

000

o oo

Operebwei 9p^om9

•cth# Down

OODOpOonOOptof

0* ^

sar

tW%«MWW

Mt .aSvSooKt

tho Up Puttoo (A) Of tho Down PoWofi {▼ ) to ooioot

tM A«pnu/Moc^ Puttoo to UlnarHw Moo «to Up Oman (▲ )

(▼ ) a o«|ool ao votftooi pie loro control i

fiOtWAMO

OACPWAJD NwOplM«*»

MMt/sfcr

COiWteQiO«»««

Page 37

AUDIO

AU010 Vbu cw adMt wund quillty (BASS. TREBLE. LOUDNESS «nd QAM) to sutyourtaato.

Ow byltwi (A)

lyUn»

lAI •r #»•

Down

hmHmm

(▼)

tm m^amt

irm. Um til«

plel

NOfi:

ihknmnucMom AVI/wtcfTV

hifm.

aofwMp A4CriM0

NOffir

Ihaaa ai fia BoK. I>«6A Ooi% ontf coMdwi am Jdr ffi# IV 0^.

may ■ « no# dOtaf ta DVD. CO or m

Page 38

CLOSE CAPTION

QoM Caption diapleys the audio content of a program on the video monitor.

1. CAPTION • Show or hide the caption.

2. DISPLAY: a. BOX • \bu can choose to box the caption. b. SHADOW -Мэи can choose to show the caption in shadow (not boxed) brmaL

3. RETURN • Back to main menu display

NOTE:

Not aU channels will provide CLOSE CAPTION.

In the TV Main Display, press and release the Down button (▼ ) to hIghBght CLOSE

CAPTION

Press and release the Menp/Sefecf button to display the CAPTION Menu.

AUDIOVOX

MAIN OfSP

SUB OtSP

АиОЮ

CLOSE CAPTION

n^RCNT CONTROL

OSD SETUP TV SETUP BRIGHTNESS

CONTRAST

SATURATION HUE SHARPNESS RECALL EXIT

H:31^KHZ V:59.8HZ

Pressand release the Мег»ц/5е#ес#button to select CAPTlON(1-4) and text (1-4) options.

DISPLAY CAP1 RETURN CAP2

640X480

AUDIOVOX

CAP3 CAP 4 TXT1 TXT2 TXT3 TXT4

AUDIOVOX

CAPTION

DISPLAY RETURN

640X480

H:31^KHZ V:59.8HZ

Pressand release the Шпц/УамсГbutton to

select DISPLAY.

BOX

AUDIOVOX

NO BOX/SHADOW

RETURN

640X480

1 H:31.4KHZV:59.8HZ |

640X480

H:31^KHZ V:59.8HZ

Э9

Page 39

PARENT CONTROL

In the Main Menu, press and release the Down bution(T)tohighlight R\RENT

COr^TRCX.:

MAIN OISP SUB DISP MJDiO CLOSE CAPTION

RWEVT CONTROL

oro SETUP TV SETUP BRIGHTNESS CONTRAST SATURATION HUE SHARPNESS RECALL EXIT

AUDIOVOX

6MX480

H:31^

Using the number buttons to Input the fbur-dIgK Parent Control Password and confirm using the Mww/wecf button (Default Code is 3308)

IKHZ1M9^HZ

After entering the password the follawing menu wll appear;

AUDIOVOX

SET PASSWORD VCHIPLOCK

CLASS OPTION MRAA OPTION RETURN

640X480

H:31.4KHZ V:59.8HZ

After accessing the Parent Control Menu, highlight SET PASSWORD and press and release theWenu/Sefacfbutton.Then enter

8 4><Sgtt Password to change the Parental

Control Menu Password if de^red

Page 40

PARENT CONTROL (Continued)

From №e Parental Control Main Menu.

Press and release the Down button (t) to highlight V-CHIP lock. Press and release the Menu/Saiecf button:

Enable №e V-CHIP lock ftjnction by selectk^ YES ar)d disable by selecting NO.

From the Parental Control Menu.

Press and release the Down button to {▼) highlght CLASS OPTION. Press and release

the Msnu/Mscf button:

AUDIOVOX

TV-Y TV-Y7 YE8/NO TV-G TV«3 YES/NO TV-14 YES/NO TVMA YES/NO

RETURN

YES/NO YES/NO

840X480

H:31^HZ V:59.8HZ

Select the desired age ctass and press and release the Mwm/Tsiecf button. Select RETURN to go back to the Parental Control Мегш.

Page 41

PARENT CONTROL (Continued)

PARENTAL CONTROL RATINGS

From the Parental Control Menu, press and release the Down button to highlight

MR^ OPTION and press Mttu/Stttet button.

AUDIOVOX

PG-13

R NC-17

RETURN

YES/NO YES/NO YES/NO YES/NO YES/NO YES/NO

Select the desired ratirtg level and press ktmnu/Saimcibutton Srrtect RETURN to return to the main Parental Control Menu.

CLASS OPTION

TV-Y TV-14 TV-Y7 TV-MA TV-G Return 7V-PG

640X480

V;S9.SHZ

MPAA OPTION

PG-13

NC-17

RETURN

Page 42

OSD SETUP

0«D SETUP

1.050 DMptoy Language • Salact the lenguaga of tna OSD

2.050 Dttotoy Cotor-Select >)« color of iBXt of №a OSD

3.0SD Displey Time-TTie user leleclBd ttrne peitod tfw tne OSD dSpiayi (5.10,15 second»)

OfureUotiat PtmmM Up huttaa (A) #rlb# Dawt ШиНшл (▼)

rOMAfD lAOrMVMP

Щк1М UiM

VMTC

• 'HI «

4Э

Page 43

TV SETUP

You can choose cable etandards. AOOIERA8E : Add or Erase a TV or caole TV channel. AUTO PROGRAM ; Used to scan TV or CATV for vaid channels Md placa I

into memory

Openalenei Preee the Up butte» ( A) or the E>ewn bultoe (▼) te »elect eptfena end aree» the Menu/MTecT butte» to confirm.

fOtWAJD 9ACtWAJB>

MOTI

fh# iiD, WC »C w loeoi ccÉiJ# Sender* fid# il piviWd te pev by

fom èocot cobè$ COflIpQfty» if Pi# Cq*s Of Murid II vsiypoof

Py cf>qn*ig id do# *ti# Pire# cc*djySini end lUffAtdoScqw

op*L I#wcflÉ*prot*mSEp«Éb*KÌw/S*#bPi# tou*d*0d#)9 ^

Page 44

PICTURE ADJUST(BRIGHTNESS/CONTRAST/SAnjRATION/HUE/SHARPNESS)

nCTUM ADJUST

You can a4ual picture funcSon.

Op^rwbcmm PrME tti# Up ayHoR (A)

•pliMM M«a prmm tto Manu/Mfac^

(A)*f Uw Oewm OntlM (▼) I*

MAIN OIS^ SU9DISP AUOO

CLOSE CAPTON

RAREST CONTROL OSD SETUP

CONTRAST SATURATION RUE

btfttw to

*'*" 640X4S0

H:31 ^HZVtSS.BHZ

MtM (▼) to(

UMtfMUp tofitofi

ptolurs wilt

iAOrVAaD

Page 45

RECALL and EXIT

HECALL

Automaticalty rmets all settings bed( to factory dstouL

O^aiatiwi Freaa the biitSeii I A) sf the DewR bwHee (▼ ) to aeleat opHeee mmd preee the Menu/M^ecT huttoe te eefrflrm.

OiDO^teOtapisr

IMN MP suaoisp

AUOO

CLOSE CAPTXJN

M^ENT CONTROL

OSOSCTUP

rvssnjp

BRIGHTNESS

CONTRAST

SATURATION

HUE

POtWAm

MCatWAfD

EXIT

NOTE: Recall wB not affect Parental Control ssOings.

EXIT

Exits the orvecreen-menu.

Operational Press the Up hutton (A) er the Down hetten {▼ ) te aelect optieea eeS press the Menu/wlocf hutten te cerHIrm.

IMJN OOP

8U6 0IBP

Hi31

a4flX4S0

AMZ

AUOC

CLOSE OPTION

h^RENT CONTROL

OSOSTTUP

TvarrxiP

SRHSHTHESS

CONTRAST

SATURATION

HUE

8KARPNCSS

JlSSISSa AHZ

Page 46

VGA INPUT SIGNAL AUTO TUNE AND SAVE EXIT

NOfL

topogmMelltMmanuollBrniinKltetmlomtcfitoVOAi/IOOt

AUTO TUNE

Automattcsiy adjusts piotur« quafity of tna VGA siQrtal input

fOSWASD

lAOrWUD

. tiM Up kuttMi (A) or tfM Dawn button (T)

to soloct opttena and prosa tho Manu/Soáocf button to confimi.

SAVE EXIT

Sava your saltings than axit manu.

Page 47

VGA INPUT SIGNAL COLOR SETUP

COLOR (Color toHipofturo)

You ctn choose four color Mtting».

1.9300 • The 9300 sating ii more blue than 6550.

2 7500 - The 7500 sattng le lees blue tien 9300.

3.6550 • The color ternperature eet№>g k stanOard

4. USER • Increases or decreases Red. Green or Blue color depenrttrtg upon wrich is selected.

I the Up ewtte* I A) er bw Oew* betlee (▼) to eeleet

ithe Menui>:te<ee*e»ttoe to uitowuMeetoeWp tom—

(A) er toe Oewm hwttee (^ to eS|«et toe »ettoMe pletHre ceebol here.

NOTE:

9300,7500 and 6550 standards for Ms are preset at foe factory.

Page 48

VGA INPUT SIGNAL QUALITY ADJUST

QUALITY

You can sdju«: VGA inpul signal ptdure quality.

o^mtan« ^nwMwUabMMwi(A)*rtlw

•StiwM ana tlM M«nu/3«iacf feutsaa t*

( A| er ew Oewe a*tte* ( ▼ ) ta aaNat «»•

oaopBaweapiBy

<amt^

tar**

&S^

rcanv

hM«a*i(T)la

UmMmUs

fOfMfJIO

lACXWAIO

QUALITY

1. Advanced Tuning AOV. TUNE - Autorrwticaliy adjusts image ctarrty and stability.

2. SIZE - Adjusts imago size relative to the screen.

3. FOCUS • Controls imago clarity.

4. TEXT/OFX - Adjusts text sharpness when PC is in DOS mode.

6. SHARPNESS - At^usts imago sharpness relativo to the backgrcxjnd.

Page 49

VGA INPUT SIGNAL PICTURE POSITION SETUP

posmoN

You csn chooee vvtiere you would like the Image/OSO potiSoo to appear on your screen. You csn also choose the osd display mods and speed.

OpenOonsi Prww the Up Sutteii (A) sr the Dews Svtlsn (▼ ) ts select eptleee mS pfsee the Msou/sstocT hiftten te oenWfitv Use the Up auttea

(A) Of

the Dewp battea < ^ Is sAiiet ttis vertoue plelure centre! I

_««BP

lauw

PSOTEi

•PCED OS t Used le anlmale the OSO.

•aeco AlU t Used te adjust the speed ef the MiokeUeii»

Page 50

OPERATION

1. ToanWFMMODC: (A) Ramot* Control : Ргма tho FUNCTION budon. Tbo CVD plorar front panai AtnoOon Puttona wM IqM

evo-TV— FM.

(B) CM) Pl^far Front Pmi : Praaa tha FM butlarv

2. Ctianpa Channal (A) RemoM Control ; Praax >*• ibution to inaaaaa FM atadon. Praax ibiAon to ооегама FM atation.

For aKBmpla: Wtian you lliten to Vta radio FM 107.7 ban praaa(»» Itogoto FM 107.8.

(B) Front Panai : RapUy ргам< /►»■ibutton to incraaaa tha FM мбог.

Raplety praax ««/»«« itxiOon to backward dacraaaa ba FM itxtof.

3. Auio-Scanrttog FM Chennai (A) Ratnota Control ; Praax № tear atationa In ш upward Aaetton.

PtaaX raw )tMtton to acan ataliona In a downmwd dractfoa

(B) Front PanX ; Praaa arid hoW( WW4 / Ibuaon far about 3 aaoonda to aean h an upward dkacton

Praaa aiM noUr^w/nMibutMntoacanlnadowTMard diraettan.

4. Stop Auto-Seannino (A) Ran^ Control : Praax ■ )bulton to atop auto-acannirtg.

(B) FmitF^Met Praax ■ »Mon to atop auibacannfrtg.

Um'

a '

nr,

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OPERATION (Continued)

Programming Preset Channels This funtlon can only be performed using the remote contrt^:

1. Select an FM channel Pressk>g by( mh )or(>«4 )to tune to your station. For erample: FM107.7

2. Program (A) Press the PROGRAM button, the back-Aghted panel wtl cAsplay the Image below. (B) Pras8(»» x>r( )button to change the preset number.

For example: If you want to make FM 107.7 as the first Preset Channel, presar »»> ]or( button, Increesi^ or decreasing the preset number.

Pnmmt numlMr

01 107.7 P

Ready to Program

Frequency

3. Playing a Channel Praes the PLAYc > ^button one time, and the radio will tune to the first preset station. Press the PLAY( > }two times, and the racSo will turn» to the second preset station.

NOTE: If you pregrenonod 2 dWerwit diannol« by tho nnw ooSo numètr, tho erlglftal chon not wll bo woiwitWow. Tbo oystom can only momoriao tho totoot piupoiiiiiwd cfcannoi.

NOTI: TMs unit ho* a total of It prooots.

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ADJUSTMENTS (Sound/Audio Frequency/Time)

DVD Player Front Panel Operatk)n

A. Рлма vex име-or VOLUME * f to

ОНАРНЮ EQ](Son( ршШ) Rmob СолМ )

Ргшл tie oppreprtsla bubxi to f>e efbcl

(NOWIAL - NOCK CUUStC - JAZZ -» POT)

SHOPS tbeCIseli

Pisn CLOCKmMEN buNort on Vw OVD PM f^nO

GIOCK • ALARM 8LECT.

APrwCLOavmiERbueofiisioewoocMOiOddtoptoyippwsto 12hMi

B. Prset TME SET Mton. Now *Hour* dOploy boglr« to ftdte.

РгмК № s4mI'Hour'dlHNt.

CPtoMimetSTbuaonitoto мп»«м*мьмм*(М||1*гЬоегаюаь«г

Pma< >«« Ми )to афм‘Mi'uto* Ом«ц1

£L P*e TIME SET buttort Mw Ihe •Seoorxf OepMy boohi to Nchw

Prw( )to s*M •SocomT dhpOy.

!«*S*s- •■s

tÍ4SiS

thetMdúfm

B. Press TIME SET buSan to oomptoM Ihs Ctocfc ЛТтег A<luelnnenl pmoBSS.

натшгммшн Ssteni M Шш шН St s in«

1 Alarm Ssttng

A Prm ClOCKmMCR bum uno Sw FW Pvwl OMpMy ALARM.

B. Pmss TIME SET bumri. Now M "Hour* dOptoy bogirs to ibcNM.

PfSSs(»w-#^/wwws-)teiM*Houf'dliptoy

A« 5

¡W

C Pr«M ТШЕ scr bulon IT« Moorto mw N(M> tr« TAnuto* 0«ptoy bagnw to

Рпм( >•« ^ МИ )to Mt *Mnuto*

«Ir

300«

e PriM TIME ear button, tto Ь«*-1вМк< **• аррмт ALARM.

Tbsri peses end hold too to NmDoo tor 9 еюпек, the fnjri PenO Ooploy wN

B.Ths ALARM SotongpmsM Sttmplotod.

r 0 (Atom Symbol.

2 Сегюо Atom SeStoff

К PieesCLOCKHThCR button vnC too oscA-lghleddepliyB ALARM

B. Press TIME SET button unB ALARM oppe«.PwOi^t»8TOP( ■ button tor 3

ThoOwmK symbol eSdtooppow.Tho ALARM Sotting hoMieoiod.

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Adjiistmont (Continued)

SLEEP

Th« System will ^Hrt Off a the preset ^HJt Off Time.

1 Sleep Setting:

A. Frees CLOCK/TIMER button until the Front Panel Display eppeers SLEEP. B. Press TIME SET button to choose the time period that the unit wil shut off.

30mln Mmln 90min

C. Press and hold the PLAY{ ^ ^Mtton for few seconds The back*lighted panel win display the

i: SLEEP symbol

The Sleep Setting process is completed.

2 Cancel Sleep Setting:

A. Press CLOCKH'IMER button until the back-lighted display shows .SLEEP. B. Press TIME SET button and then press STOP( ■ ibutton for Iw/ seconds. The .SLEEP symbol wil dneppear. The SLEEP Setting is canoeled-

Page 54

TROUBLESHOOTING

Qeiord rsquMbog MMoa for Mt unK. ohock mo cht/i below tor o poMiole coum of the proUen you «0 expertendog. Some Mnpie chedoi or • mMor eUMWw»< on your pert mcy emunaie tte problem and loMom proper operttor . V you ere in doubt about eome of the check poin^ or tf the

ramedee tndeated in the chert do not eove tf« problem. eoneuR your doubt dealer.

DVD OPERATION

Symplam

When the pteytMick button ti preeeed, pieybBCk does not begm

No eeurd» or tou^ !• dMbled

Sutione cannot be cperaieo •» buocmi de nd operate al el, try tuming ite power

Pia^eeok doae noi awt even ehanafiieiaaaMM

The tttoc M hot when a I» letavied

Subtldae do not appear The engle wew cannot be

Ghen0Mt DVD sebp eereen Room up * HI dia 8En№ MQon lo try and oanod tw ecreen

*lethefeconòerttibon7 (bttf tor4-Shoum) *Keveyou raertededeìcotber than i OVDor Mueic

CO? {Ify^NMpieeee renKwett) *le trw te (frty? (Wipe II de«)) *leihe CD ineened oonecty (Pleeee vertfy ite itel li

loeino oulwero)

* le mute eelhieiad? (Preea №e mute builon or

thè remoto)

* Ara au oeMaa oonnaoiad oorrecdy? (vohfy al Auditf

Video ceblaa are flmtly comaeted)

'Whan conreded lo an axlamal AMP, aet thè SPOIP

output IO *0N* (aee AUDIO SETUP)

iupply biiion d ttw mem latti *0^ end *On*

* liopereSanfofblddef)? (Commend mey not be

eaowed on M diec)

* ttthebutonlisuppoeelowofkbUdoeenotabyend

lum OFF and ON (he meln power.

* Seme Mae cennoi be ptayed back vlawng tmikaom

neve been aet. (8ae Pareni Contmi eeodon).

* TNa li noi e problem

* SubiMea ara r>ol recontaJ on thè DVD. * Even witia DVD« iwiLhlriy cemat be dona al politi

where muft-enu^ iand eiored.

*Wno buBon li fucttonéng unpiug thè una end 10

iacondi balore pluggng II bade m.

•Try and rasatine firmware. Tum oFttia power and on ma top d thè laiti prete and hokS me VOLv and hll me Power buOorv. Onceyouseeme Voàmelnoeedng

on me vte) monitor retaeae me VOL-f button.

*tf tMi occun Irequengy, pteeae oodact your deder

Oegnoel^oluaoni

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Troubleshooting (Continued)

For TV broadcuts

Symptom Diagnosis / SoluHon

Power does fW go on

Imsos tnekes. orimege Is undatr

Thom are «pod on №•

ptdure. or tfw tcmn

shtttM

The ^nage eppears onvrwi

Aeolor appoan. or cekfs daappear

*la (no powar supply unptuggod Irom the wto eottet?

(Mska surs R is kiaartad into »a wsR ouUot)

*ls lha DC M on lha baao unR Rrmty oonnactad? *la lha DC OUT on lha basa unR Ir^ connadod? *la lha DC M on tha TV aacRon flnWy connedad?

*ls thers dagenarston, breakaga or aiaconnactton of

toe antenna or antenna wts7

*1$ toe antenna wtra oonnactoo oonsoRy?

*le the lyeltm etftacted (by fBcFo wave Msde^ence or

Induced eisUioniegnetic wave») by eademsl eouroet (euioniQQne cr vam, ragn-venege wvae, neon, motors, magnaCzad ttoal ftama.sto.)? Turn off ttia power supply and try changing toe equipment setup toeelton

*Tha antonna drscRon BhNtad? ‘Are rsllectivw slectiomegneec waves being received

from mountains or buMtogt 7

*le the equ^inteni being efleded by another TV

(eisctromegnedc Irderlsrartce}? Cher^big the TV locMon mey cause improyement

Whan tna Imago is not staUa. lha scraan turns

cpmplilety BLACK lora patodoftims

The soeen goes darit momeNaity when the

channel It changed.

Unable 10 Receive broedcaating

*rNs occurs when tie slgrwHor drMng the video

mordlor is host, snd is not s maNuncdon.

*Tha screen is dvx tors moment to oonceal

no<aa generated whan cAangiig ohannats.

'Change caUa system stmidard(SRO. IRC. HRC)

(Imaga not dean change Cabla Standard)

* To chariga the cable standard »elect M£NU/SE1£CT bUton to erder the

TVOSO. saloct TV SETUP end eotect the CABLE standard thet your cablo prtntoar ie prnrkSrg to you.

* If you do not know the cable standard plaasa contact your cable prowldar

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Troubleshooting (Continued)

Ш»о*Пап*ом

Remole control cennot De

ooereied

hnag* Savori lo

OtMtmS

IMI dote oot FuKten M Per Deer Merdai

TV « OFF «Kt №ere • s8ll sound

* le battery exhausted, or la t)etiefy poiariy wrong? * Aie you uiéng a un^vanel remola?

(The unit wiN not operate wttt ertother remote other then the one supplied from the rnanufecbnr).

* Thv OVUM might be from e poor power oonrteeSon to the unft.

(Veri^ when you put the i#iS together that the DC power oorwtedor

wee oonnacted to the unit fkst before pluggir>g the AC a0a(4er mio the ouOei).

* Unplug frie AC edapter from the weft end reinsert efter 10 seconds lo

meotve.

* Reset Ths Unit:

(1) Tum OFFlheunt

(Veifry that the top and button fghi are red, tndteatfrrg friey are OFF).

(2) ONLY from the top of the unti (Do Not Uee Remote) prees and

hotd the VOL «-button. (3) Quiokfy press end releeee frie power button. (Green Ight ¥vH Re) (4) Continue to prees and hold ths VOL « button undl ths vohjme

numbers start to Inaeaae on the TV. (5) Power OFF the TV wiBi the TV POWER button on the top of me isml (6) Wal 5 seconds and hit the main POWER button to turn on the DVD

and TV together.

(NOTE: The fbsl tme you power up the unK. ft needs 10 seconds to

fuly mwalln. Oo not touch any buttons).

* If uni does not respond Pul power end wsl 10 secor>ds befom

Ineertlng posmr.

This le 8 known Issue and Is part of the design. (The DVD base umt needs to be powered OFF).

TV uni « ItfTìed on end Me H NO plctufs nepc

■teysblech

Fr»qu*ntty nk*d quMtton« (Q&A)

Queetton Answer

Con 1 do video reoommg? Ceni playback tea wlh

no region manbar? Sound aaama

lowar than TV or redto, ale

Can 1 playi^ick OVDa porchaaao abroad?

Gan 1 playback yioaoa or COapuchaaad ovaraaaa?

Once power « not gomg to the TV sectton. N acts as an mdepenoent unIL The TV section needs a response from the base uni to inlielize. (Prose me function button (OVD. TV, FM. AUX) on the bese to InItiaBzs)

'Abnoet el DVD (fiaoe have copy protection so recording io not pocsible *The region number tndleatas toat toe dise oonflrme to the DVD stenderd.

* Dtecs which do not comply with the standard cwmot be played ‘Dolby oigiiel audio sHm*frt f>we a wUe dynemte range (Le., the

rartge between Ngh and low volume) so m gsneral volums sssms to sound tow.

*1 ths reg>on numbar oonteins *ALL* or *1* and the formst ie NTSC,

it can be pisyed beefe

*They can be played beck tft^ey ere in NTSC formal.

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Function List

TELEVISION

LCD Monitor

DVD Player

Support TV System NTSC Support CATV 125 ChannolB STD/IRCmRC (tor North Americs) Support AIRTVVHF/UHF Automatically scan TV channels Use httgh-brfghtneaa TFT4.CD monitor 350 ctiM. OSD (0n<^creen-Dtspl8y) setting VOV (Video-On-ViPeo) display function Support caption function OSD adjustment function Multi-input signals Maximum high-resolution XGA 1024*768 DB-15 RGB mput(VGA)

Auto- tune input signal function

Definition 6300 temperature DVD/JEPG/PIcturB - CD/MP3/Compact Disc

Composite A-Vxleo, S-Vkteo function Digital Output System for Dotoy 5.1 channel and DTS 5.1

output

OSD (On-Scraen-Oisplay) arxl program function Analog Dolby Pro Logic /DTS 2 channel output Bult-in NTSC/PAL system decode function

FM Tuner

AUX Clock Setting Clock display function TVnerSettkig 12 hours mode setting, Alarm mode, Sleep mode

Input Connection TV antenna input

Auto-Scannfog

19 Presets

Choose external multi-device InpuKS -Video. A-Video or VGA)

FM antenna input DC connector input (12V 5.0A max. (60w max) S-Vxteo signal input DB-1S VC^ Signal input A-Video signal input MINI DIN output (By manufacturer define)

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U&er Manual

MINI DIN Cablo

(8 PIN) Q

Remote Control

Power Cord

DC to DC Cablo

S-Video Cable

(4 PIN) Q

VGA Cable

FM ANT Cable

Page 59

(FDA)CERTIFICATION

POWER CONSUMPTION 60WÎPOWER ON), lOWiSTAND BY) WEIGHT lOKfl DIMENSION OPERATION ENVIRONMENT 576mmfWìx487mmÌH)x192nimiD) TEMPERATURE

HUMIDITY 5-90%iNO CONOENSATIONÌ

. STORAGE ENVIRONMENT

HUMIDITY

5-50*0

5-50*0 5-90%(NO CONDENSATION)

Radiant Power frotn DVD Laser Diode

Radiant №wer from CD Laser Okxte

Radiant Power on surface Oparation ar>d Storage

Environment Temperature Humidity

0.688 uW

1.24 uW

Meet FDA Gass)

5*50*0 5-90%(No condensation)

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AUDIOTOX

90 DAY LIMITED WARRANTY

COBPOBATION

MiDiOVOX ELECTRONICS COf№. (the Company) warrants to the original retail purchaser of this product that should this product or any part thereof. UTKlor normal use and corrditlons, bo proven defective in material or workmanship wttNn 90 days from the dato of original purchase, such defecUs) wil be repaired or replaoed vrilh recorxfttioned product (at ^ Company's option) without charge for parts arfo repair labor.

To obtain repair or replacemerTt within the terms of this Warranty, the product is to be delivered with proof of warranty coverage (a.g. dated bin of sale}, specification ^ defect(8). transportation prepM, to the Company at the address shown below.

This Warrttity does not extend to the efimination of extemaly generated static Of noise, to oonection of anteorta problems, to costs incurred for installBtion. removal or ralnstalatlon of the product, or to damage to 'apes, discs, speakers, accessortes. or electrical systems.

This Warranty does not apply to any product or part thereof which, In the opinion of the Company, has suffered or been damegad through alteration, inproper installation, mishandling, misuse, neglect. accidenL or by removal or defacement of the factory serial number/bar code

label(8). THE EXTENT OF THE COMPANTS LIABILfTY UNDER THIS WARRANTY IS LIMITED TO THE REPAIR OR REPLACEMENT PROVIDED ABOVE A№). IN NO EVENT. SHALL THECOMPANTS LIABILTIY EXCEED THE PURCHASE PRICE PAID BY PURCHASER FOR THE PRODUCT.

This Warranty is in r»eu ofafl other express warranties or liabilities. ANY IMPUEO WARRANTIES. INCLUDING ANY IMPLIED WARRANTY OF MERCHANTABIUTY. SHALL BE UMITEDTOTHE DURATION OF THB WRITTEN WARRANTY. ANY ACTION FOR BREACH OF ANY WARRANTY HEREUNDER INCLUDING ANY IMPLIED WARRANTY OF MERCHANTABILITY MUST BE BROUGHT WITHIN APERIOD OF 30 MONTHS FROM DATE OF ORIGINAL PURCHASE. IN NO CASE SHALL THE COMPANY BE LIABLE FOR ANY CONSEQUENTIAL OR

INCIDENTAL DAMAGES FOR BREACH Of THIS OR ANY OTHER WARRANTY, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, WHATSOEVER. No person or

representative is authorized to assume for the Company any lablity other than expressed herein in connection wHh the sale of this product.

Applies to Audiovox Video Products

Some states do not aHow limitations on how lortg Impled warranty lasts cr the exclusion or limitation of Incidental or consequential damage so the M)ove liTritatione or exclusions may not apply to you. This Warranty gives you specific legal rights and you may also have other rights which vary from state to state.

U.SX: AUDIOVOXELECTRONICSCORPORAT10N,1SOMARCUSBlVD..HAUPPAOOE.NEWYORK 11788 yl*a0(V645<4994

CANADA: CALL 1-800445-49M FOR LOCATK3N Of WARRANTY STATKDN SERVING YOUR AREA

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Audiovox VE 1510DV User Manual

Specifications and Main Features

Frequently Asked Questions

User Manual

CAUTION:

Important Safety Instructions (continued)

Preparation

INSTALLATION

Handling Discs

Function Description

KHaplay Mode Switching

Remote Control:

TV Tun«r Setting / Alito Sean

TV Tunor Sotup

TVSoloctlon

Auto Scan

NOTE:

Disc Playing (Using the Remote Control)

TV DISPLAY t

Etc MODE (PICTURE MODE) i

ANGLE MARK t

080 LAÑO (080 LANGUAGE) :

CAPT10N8 :

8CR SAVCil (SCREEN SAVER) 8

MAIN PAGE 8

SPDIF:

DYNAMIC I

LPCM OUTPUT t (LlfiMir PCM)

PREFENCES (Continued) :

DEFAULTS

SMART NAV;

MAIN PAOE

How to Play MP3 and PICTURE CD'S

Tl)« SMART NAV will appear on lha «croan.

MAIN DISPLAY OPTIONS :

640X4SO

MAIN DISP

SUB DI8P

mir?

o»o. ^o«o^

VOV ADJUST (Continued)

AUDIO

OSD SETUP

0«D SETUP

TV SETUP

PICTURE ADJUST(BRIGHTNESS/CONTRAST/SAnjRATION/HUE/SHARPNESS)

You can a4ual picture funcSon.

RECALL and EXIT

HECALL

Automaticalty rmets all settings bed( to factory dstouL

IMN MP suaoisp

rvssnjp

EXIT

NOTE: Recall wB not affect Parental Control ssOings.

Exits the orvecreen-menu.

TvarrxiP

Automattcsiy adjusts piotur« quafity of tna VGA siQrtal input

Sava your saltings than axit manu.

COLOR (Color toHipofturo)

NOTE:

You csn chooee vvtiere you would like the Image/OSO potiSoo to appear on your screen. You csn also choose the osd display mods and speed.

lauw

OPERATION

OPERATION (Continued)

ADJUSTMENTS (Sound/Audio Frequency/Time)

TROUBLESHOOTING

DVD OPERATION

Function List

(FDA)CERTIFICATION