BBK DK1020S SERVICE MANUAL

DK1020S service manual
first draft
Catalog
Chapter One About Maintenance
1.1 Safety precautions
1.1.1 Power supply
1.1.2 Precautions for antistatic
1.1.3 Precautions for laser head
1.2 Maintenance method
1.2.1 Visualized method
1.2.2 Electric resistance method
1.2.3 Voltage method
1.2.4 Current method
1.2.5 Cutting method
1.2.6 Element substitution method
1.2.7 Comparison method
1.3 Required device for maintenance
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Chapter Two FunctionsandOperationInstructions
2.1Features
2.1.1 Brand-newAVEffects
2.1.2 HighQualityDigitalAudio
2.1.3 Many Convenient Features
2.1.4 Super Compatibilitywith
2.2 ControlButtonLocations and Explanations
2.2.1 Rear PanelIllustration
2.2.2 Front PanelIllustration
2.2.3VFDDisplayWindowIllustration
2.2.4 Remote Controllllustration
2.2.5Accessories
2.3 FUNCTION SETUP
2.3.1 Basic Steps ofFunctionSetup
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2.3.2 CommonSetup
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2.3.3 General Function Setup Steps
2.3.4 General Settings
2.3.5 Speaker Setup
2.3.6AudioSetup
2.3.7 VIDEO Setup
2.3.8 Initial Setup
2.3.9 Useful notes
2.3.10Specifications
2.4 Speaker SYSTEMconnectIONS
2.4.1NOTE:
2.4.2SPECIFICATIONS
Chapter Three Principle and Servicing
Section One DK1020S Principle Block Diagram
3.1.1 DK1020S principle block diagram
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3.1.2 Voltage flow chart
3.1.3 D+3V3 voltage distribution diagram
Section Two DK1020S Element Circuit Principle and Servicing
3.2.1 Power supply circuit
3.2.2 Loader signal explanation
3.2.3 Servo circuit
3.2.4 Mute circuit
3.2.5 Disc in/out circuit
3.2.6 Reset circuit
3.2.7 Disc identification circuit
3.2.8 Main axis braking control circuit
3.2.9 Control panel components
3.2.10 Video circuit
3.2.11 Input/output circuit
3.2.12 Tuner
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Section Three DK1020S Audio Power Amplifying Circuit Principle and Servicing
3.3.1 Audio Power amplifying circuit block diagram
3.3.2 Output circuit block diagram
3.3.3 Unit circuit block diagram
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3.3.4 Audio signal waveform
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Section Four Introduction to IC
3.4.1 Function introduction to Mt1389
3.4.2 Function introduction to SDRAM
3.4.3 Function introduction to FLASH
3.4.4 Function introduction to D5954
3.4.5 Function introduction to 24LLC020
3.4.6 Function introduction to 74HCT125
3.4.7 Function introduction to CD4052
3.4.8 Function introduction to SAA6588
3.4.9 Function introduction to CS5340
3.4.10 Function introduction to 4558/4580
3.4.11 Function introduction to TLV272
3.4.12 Function introduction to TAS5508
3.4.13 Function introduction to TAS5112
3.4.14 Function introduction to 5L0380
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3.4.15 function introduction to LM431A
3.4.16 Function introduction to Hs817
Section Five Troubleshooting Process
3.5.1 Mt1389 troubleshooting process
3.5.2 Troubleshooting flow chart for "No disc reading
Troubleshooting flow chart for "power not on”
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Troubleshooting flow chart for "No sound for external input”
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Troubleshooting flow chart for”No sound in power amplifier board when playing disc”
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3.5.6 Troubleshooting flow chart for”No sound of MIC”
3.5.7 Troubleshooting flow chart for”No sound of headphone”
3.5.8 Troubleshooting flow chart for”lmage distortion”
3.5.9 Troubleshooting flow chart for”Noise in channel”
3.5.10 Troubleshooting flow chart for”No echo”
3.5.11 Troubleshooting flow chart for”No remote control function”
3.5.12 Troubleshooting flow chart for”There is sound but no image”
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3.5.13 Troubleshooting flow chart for”No screen display”
Chapter Six Servicing Examples
3.6.1 Servicing examples
3.6.2 Trouble list
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Appendix One Signal Waveform Illustration
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Appendix Two Key Point Voltage
Chapter Four Disassembly and Assembly Process
4.1 The unit
4.1.1 Disassembly process for the unit
4.1.2 Assembly process for the unit
4.2 Loader
4.2.1 Disassembly process for loader
4.2.2 Assembly process for loader
4.2.3 Disassembly and assembly process if "Disc tray not eject”
4.3 Loader components
4.3.1 Disassembly and assembly process for loader components
4.3.2 Assembly process for loader components
4.4 Control panel components
4.4.1 Disassembly process for control panel components
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4.4.2 Assembly process for control panel components
4.5 Power amplifier board
4.5.1 Disassembly process for amplifier board
4.5.2 Assembly process for power amplifier board
Chapter Cinque Circuit diagram&PCB
5.1 circuit diagram
5.1.1 keys can board
5.1.2 mpeg & servo board
5.1.3 audio magnify board
5.1.4 video output board
5.1.5 power board
5.2 PCB
5.2.1 audio output 1 board
5.2.2 audio output 2 board
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5.2.3 audio magnify 1 board
5.2.4 audio magnify 2 board
5.2.5 mpeg & servo 1 board
5.2.6 mpeg & servo 2 board
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5.2.7 keyscan 1 board
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5.2.8 keyscan 2 board
5.2.9 power board
Chapter six bom list
6.1 power board
6.2 earphone board
6.3 amplifier board
6.4 decode board
6.5 surface control board
6.6 input output board
6.8 remote control
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ChapterOneAboutMaintenance
1.1Safetyprecautions
1.1.1Powersupply
WhenmaintenancepersonnelarerepairingDVDplayers,heshouldpayspecialattentiontothe
powerboardwith220VACand330VDCwhichwillcausehurtanddamagetopersons!
1.1.2Precautionsforantistatic
Movementandfrictionwillbothbringstaticelectricitywhichcausesseriousdamagestointegrated IC.Thoughstaticchargeislittle,whenalimitedquantityofelectricchargeisaddedtolarge-scale integratedIC,asthecapacitanceisverysmallinthemeantime,nowtheintegratedICisverymucheasy
tobestruckthroughbystaticelectricityortheperformancewilldecrease.Thusstaticelectricity preventionisofextraordinaryimportance.Thefollowingareseveralmeasurestopreventstatic electricity:
1.Useapieceofelectricconductionmetalwiththelengthofabout2metrestoinsertintotheearth, andfetchtheleadwirefromthetopofthesurplusmetalandconnecttotherequiredstaticelectricity device.Thelengthanddepthofthemetalembeddedundertheearthshouldbedeterminedaccordingto thewettabilityofthelocalsoil.Forhumidplaces,itmaybeshorter,andlongeranddeeperfordryplaces. Ifpossible,itcanbedistributedandlayedintermsof“#”shape.
2.Onoperatingtabl e-board,theantistatictablecushionshouldbecoveredandgrounded.
3.Alldevicesandequipmentsshouldbeplacedontheantistatictablecushionandgrounded.
4.Maintenancepersonnelshouldwearantistaticwristringwhichshouldbegrounded.
5.Placesaroundtheoperatingpositionshouldalsobecoveredwithelectricconductioncushionor paintedwithantistaticpaint.
1.1.3Precautionsforlaserhead
1.Donotstareatlaserheaddirectly,forlaseremissionwilloccurwhenlaserheadisworking, whichwillhurtyoureyes!
2.Donotusewipingwateroralcoholtocleanlaserhead,andyoumayusecottonswab.
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1.1.4Aboutplacementposition
1.NeverplaceDVDplayerinpositionswithhightemperatureandhumidity.
2.Avoidplacingnearhighmagneticfields,suchasloudspeakerormagnet.
3.Positionsforplacementshouldbestableandsecure.
1.2Maintenancemethod
1.2.1Visualizedmethod
Directlyviewwhetherabnormalitiesofcollision,lackofelement,jointwelding,sheddingwelding,
rosinjoint,copperfoilturningup,leadwiredisconnectionandelementsburningupamongpinsof elementsappear.Checkpowersupplyofthemachineandthenusehandstotouchthecasingofpartof elementsandcheckwhethertheyarehottojudgethetroublespot.Youshouldpaymoreattentionwhen
usingthismethodtocheckinhighvoltageparts.
1.2.2Electricresistancemethod
Setthemultimeterinresistancepositionandtestwhetherthenumericalvalueofresistanceofeach pointinthecircuithasdifferencefromthenormalvaluetojudgethetroublespot.Butinthecircuitthe testednumericalvalueofresistanceisnotaccurate,andthetestednumericalvalueofintegratedIC's
pinscanonlybeusedforreference,sotheelementsshouldbebrokendownfortest.
1.2.3Voltagemethod
Voltagemethodisrelativelyconvenient,quickandaccurate.Setthemultimeterinvoltageposition andtestpowersupplyvoltageoftheplayerandvoltageofacertainpointtojudgethetroublespot accordingtothetestedvoltagevariation.
1.2.4Currentmethod
Setthemultimeterincurrentpositionandtestcurrentoftheplayerofacertainpointtojudgethe troublespot.Butwhentestingincurrentmethod,themultimetershouldbeseriesconnectedinthe
circuit,whichmakesthismethodtootrivialandtroublesome,soitislessfrequentlyusedinreality.
1.2.5Cuttingmethod
Cuttingmethodshouldbecombinedwithelectricresistancemethodandvoltagemethodtouse. Thismethodismainlyusedinphenomenaofshortcircuitandcurrentleakageofthecircuit.
cuttingtheinputterminalvoltageofacertainlevel,ifvoltageoftheplayerrisesagain,itmeansthatthe troubleliesinthislevel.
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1.2.6Elementsubstitutionmethod
Whensomeelementscannotbejudgedgoodorbad,substitutionmethodmaydeadopteddirectly.
1.2.7Comparisonmethod
AsamegoodPCboardisusuallyusedtotestthecorrectvoltageandwaveform.Comparedthese
datawiththosetestedthroughfaultPCboard,thecauseoftroublesmaybefound.Throughtheabove maintenancemethod,theoreticalknowledgeandmaintenanceexperience,alldifficultiesandtroubles
willbereadilysolved.
1.3Requireddeviceformaintenance
Digitaloscillograph(100MHE)
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TVset
SMDreworkstation
Multimeter
Solderingiron
Pointed-monthpincers
Cuttingnippers
Forceps
Electricscrewdriver
Terminalsconnectingcord
Headphone
Microphone
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ChapterTwoFunctionsandOperationInstructions
2.1Features
ThisplayerhasemployedthenewgenerationDVDdecodechipwithbuilt-inDolbyDigitaldecoderand whichwillbringyoutoabrand-newAVentertainmentworld.The2-lasersupererror-correction mechanismsupportsCD-R/CD-RW.
2.1.1Brand-newAVEffects
1.Progressive-scanvideooutputstoeliminatetheflickershardlyovercomebyinterlacingscanand
thereforeyoureyesightwillbewell-protected.Atthesametime,thepicturesdefinitionissharply enhancedandthepictureswillbefiner,smootherandstabler.
2.Channelaudiopoweramplifieroutput.
3.Compositevideo,S-Video,Componentvideooutputs.
4.Built-inDolbyDigitaldecoder.
5.Dolbyoutputfor2channel(DOWNMIX).
6.Digitalkaraokeenablessingingeasier
7.DVD-Audiodecodingoutputtoreproduceorigtnalandrealisticsoundeffects
8.CompatiblewithDIVXMPEG4discstoproducewonderfulpictures
2.1.2HighQualityDigitalAudio
1.OpticalandcoaxialoutputsforDigital/DTSaudio.
2.DTS,DolbyDigital,PCMDigitalaudiooutputstosatisfytheFans'acousticrequirements.
2.1.3ManyConvenientFeatures
1.ScreensaverprotectsyourTVsetcarefully
2.ThenovelMP3playbackwindowGUI.providesyouanewwaytoappreciateMP3music.
3.Multi-angleplaybackfunctionmakesitpossibleforyoutoviewascenefromdifferentcameraangles.
4.Directentryintodesiredscenes(title/chapter/time/tracksearch).
5.Multi-stepzoom-in/zoom-outfunctionprovidingyouwithbrand-newenjoyingmeans.
6.CapableofplayingPAL/NTSCdiscs.
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7.MultipleaspectratiostofitTVsetsofvariousscreenratios.
8.Parentallockfunctiontopreventchildrenfromwatchingunsuitablediscs.
9.Multipledubbinglanguagesandsubtitlelanguagesbringyouthebestentertainmentstatusallthe
time.
10.FM/AMradiotuningfunction
11.AUXaudioamplifyingfunctiontosatisfyyourdemands.
12.Sleeptimerfunction.
2.1.4SuperCompatibilitywithSVCD,VCD,CD,MP3,HDCD,KODAKPICTURECKetc.
NOTE:DivXversionisstillupgradngcontinuouslyandthelatestversionofthisunitisDivX5.1.Some discsimcompatble.Pleasetakecarewhenbuyingdiscs.
2.2ControlButtonLocationsandExplanations
2.2.1RearPanelIllustration
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AMAntennajack
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FMAntennajack
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FRONTLeftspeaker outjack
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FRONTRightspeaker outjack
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SUBWOOFERSpeakeroutjack
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CENTERSpeakeroutjack
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SURROUNDRightspeakerout jack
2.2.2FrontPanelIllustration
AUXINMIXOUT
VIDEOOUT
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SPEAKER4-8(WOOFER6-8)
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SURROUNDLeftspeaker
COAXIAL
AUDIO VIDEO
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outjack
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AUXInjack(L) AUXInjack(R)
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MixedAudioOutjack(L)
MixedAudioOutjack(R)
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VideoOutjack(Cr/Pr) DigitalAudioCoaxial
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Outjack
Cb/Pb
OPTICAL
OPTICALOUT
VIDEOOUT
S-VIDEO
VIDEO
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VideoOutjack(Cb/Pb) VideoOutjack(Y)
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DigitalAudioOptical Outjack VideoOutjack(S-VIDEO)
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ComponentVideojack
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SCARToutjack
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Disctray
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OPEN/CLOSEbutton
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DVDmode:prevbutton Tunermode:preset"-"
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DVDmode:nextbutton Tunermode:preset"+"
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DVDmode:REWbutton Tunermode:TUNING"-"
DVDmode:FWDbutton
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Tunermode:TUNING"+"
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FUNCTIONbutton
2.2.3VFDDisplayWindowIllustration
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PLAY/PAUSEbutton
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STOPbutton
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KARAOKEjack1.2
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VOLUMEknob VFDdisplaywindow
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EARPHONEjack
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MP3disc
CD,VCDorSVCD
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DVDdisc
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Repeat
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AM/FMindicator
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Radiostatus indicator
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Tuningstatus indicator
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Stereoindicator
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Dolbydigital
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Station-memorizingindicator Playbacktime12 Radiofrequencyunitindicator
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2.2.4RemoteControllllustration
STANDBY
AUDIO
SUBTITLE ANGLE FUNCTION
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P/N
PANEL
TITLE
SETUP
PLAY STOP
PAUSE/STEP
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VOCALMIC
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BASS
MAN/AUTO
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TREBLE
BAND
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ZOOM
SELECT
PRESET+
TUNING +
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PSM
EJECT
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OSD
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Q-PLAY
BROWSER
SPEAKERS
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STANDBYbutton
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PBC
Enterorexitthestandbymode.
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AUDIObutton Changetheaudiolanguage.
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SUBTITLEbutton Changesubtitlelanguages/Switch JPEGdisplaymodes
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NUMBERbutton(0~9,+10)
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PANELbutton Open/closethelanguages/SwitchJPEG displaymodes. P/Nbutton
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SwitchtheTVsystermbetweenPAL, NTSCandAUTO.
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TITLEbuttonDVDtitles
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DIRECTIONARROWS UP/DOWN/LEFT/RIGHTDIRECTIONARROW
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SELECTbutton
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SETUPbutton Functionsetup
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PLAYbutton Normalplayback
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PAUSE/STEPbutton Pauseplayback/Stepforwardplayback
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SLOWbutton Solwplayback
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MICbutton Karaokeoperationmenu.
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REPEATbutton Repeatplayback
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SLEEPbutton Sleeptimer
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VOCALButton Selectthekaraokesing-alongmode
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SAVEbutton Stationssavingbutton,upto20
FM/AMstationscanbesaved respectively
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PRESET+/-button Selectthepresetchannels PREVIOUS/NEXTbutton Selectprevious/nextchapteror trackwhenplaying
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MAN/AUTObuttou/ISbutton AutoManualswitch/Switchvideoto theinterlacingmode
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BANDbutton/PSbutton FM/AMswitch/Switchvideotothe progressiveY/Pb/Pr
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BASSbutton Selectbass
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TREBLEbutton Selecttreble
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+/-Button Increase/decreasepoweramplifier's
bass/treble/channelvolume
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SPEADERSbutton Selectpoweramplifier'schannel volume
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BROWSERbutton Switchnewuserinterface
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TUNING+/-buttons Tuningup/downstations
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Q-PLAYButton Skiptheadvertisement/warnignand playtheDVDdirectly
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MUTEbutton Turnoff/onaudiooutputs
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PSMbutton PowerSpectrumMeteron/off
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MAINVOL+/-button
Increase/decrease poweramplifier's
mainvolume.
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A-Bbutton Repeatthesclected
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STOPbutton Stopplayback
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OSDbutton Displaythedisc
information
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MENUbutton Displaythedisc menu,PCBON/OFF
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ZOOMbutton Zoomin/outthe
playingframe
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LOGObutton Settheplayed
imageasthe power-onlogo
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GOTObutton Playfromthe
desiredpoint
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ANGLEbutton Cameraangles
switch,MP3/JPEG playbackmodes
switch
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FUNCTIONbutton DISC/RADIO/AUX
INswitch
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EJECTbutton Open/Closethe disctray
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2.2.5Accessories
Audio/VideoCord1pcs AMAntenna1set
FMAntenna1set RemoteControl1pcs
7AAASizeBatteries2pcs
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WarrantyCard1pcs UserManual1pcs
AudioCordsforphonesjack1pcs 2mspeakercords4pcs
2.3FUNCTIONSETUP
2.3.1BasicStepsofFunctionSetup
1.PresstheSETUPbuttonandthescreen displaystheselectionmenuoffunctionsetup.
2.PresstheCURSORbuttontoselectthemenu tobeenteredandpresstheSELECTbuttonto confirm;orpresstheCURSORbuttontoexit thesetupmenuandthenpresstheSELECT
buttontoexit.Ifyoujustneedgeneral setup,pleaseselectCommonSetup.Ifyou
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ProfessionalSetup.
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3.PressUP/DOWNarrowtoselectthedesired itemyouwanttosetandpressSELECT. Forexample,pressUP/DOWNarrowstoselect
TVTYPEandpressSELECT.
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CommonSetupPage
PrologicII LogoType
TvtypeAUTO LEDControlPAL DefaultNTSC
4.PressUP/DOWNarrowtoselectthedesirde value.PressSELECTtoconfirmit. Forexample:PressUP/DOWNarrowtoselect
AUTOthenpressselect,theTVscreen
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display:
3.TVType:Thisitemisusedtosetthevideo outputsystemofthisunit.
Optionalsettings:AUTO,PAL,NTSC
Default:AUTO
4.LEDControl:Setupitemappliedtocontrol On/OffplaybackLEDonthefrontpanel.
Optionalsettings:OFF,ON
Default:ON
5.Default:Torestoreallsettingstothedefault
CommonSetupPage
PrologicII LogoType
TvtypeAUTO LEDControl
Default
PAL
NTSC
5.PressSETUPtoexitthesetupmenu.
2.3.2CommonSetup
CommonSetupPage
PrologicIIOFF LogoTypeDefault TvtypeAUTO LEDControlON Default
1.PROLogic11:Thisitemisusedtosetupthe CyberLogic.Ifthediscdoesnotsupportthis function,theeffectwillbeworseafter precessedlikethisanditissuggestedtobe OFF.
valueexceptfortheparentalcontroland passwordsettings.
2.3.3GeneralFunctionSetupSteps
1.PressSETUPbutton,TheTVsetscreen displays:
VideoOutput LogoTypeDefault LEDControlOn
2PressLEFT/RIGHTarrowtoselectthedesirde
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channeltobechanged.Forexample,ifyou wanttosetthisplayersvideo,pleasepress
LEFT/RIGHTarrowstoselectVIDEOSETUP PAGE.PressSELECTforverification.The
videosetuppagedisplaysonthescreen.
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Optionalsettings:ON,OFF,AUTO.
Default:OFF.
2.LogoType:Thisitemisusedtisetupthesortof Power-inLogo.
Optionalsettings:Default,Captured. Default:Default
NOTE: TheScreenLogorefersthatusetheimage selectedbypressingtheLOGObuttonasthe
power-onlogo.Whenintheoperationof changingscreen,ifthepower-onlogohasnot setinScreenLogo,theunitwillautomatically
setthepower-onlogoasScreenLogo.
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3.PressUP/DOWNarrowtoselectthedesired itemyouwanttosetandpressSELECT.
Forexample,pressUP/DOWNarrowstoselect SHARPNESSandpressSELECT.The
sharpnessappearsonthescreen.
Gamma
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3.ScreenSaver:Openorclwsethescreensaver
value.PressSELECTtoconfirmit. Forexample:PressUP/DOWNarrowtoselect
Medium,thenpressselect,theTVscreen
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display:
5.PressSETUPtoexitthesetupmenu.
2.3.4GeneralSettings
function.
Optionalsettins:OFF,ON.
Default:ON.
4.VideoOutput:TosetthetypesoftheSCART
outconncctor.
Optionalsettins:YCbCr,RGB.
Default:YCbCr.
WhenusingRGBoutputsfromtheSCART
interface,PleaseseletRGB.oHTERWISE, PLEASESELECTYCbCr.
5.LogoType:Thisitemisusedtisetupthesortof Power-inLogo.
Optionalsettings:Default,Captured. Default:Default
NOTE: TheScreenLogorefersthatusetheimage
VideoOutput LogoTypeDefault LEDControlOn
1.TVDisplsy:Tosettheaspectratioofthis playersoutputimage.
Optional
settings:NORMAL/PANSCAN,NORMAL/LETT ERBOX,WIDE.
Default:NORMAL/LETTERBOX.
NOTES
Theplayingeffectsarecontingentuponthe discsrecordingaspectratio.Somediscs
maynotbeplayedaccordingtoyourselected aspectratio.
WIDEisonlyapplicabletotheWIDETV
Pleaseselecttheaspectrationinaccordance withthatofyourTV.
selectedbypressingtheLOGObuttonasthe power-onlogo.Whenintheoperationof changingscreen,ifthepower-onlogohasnot
setinScreenLogo,theunitwillautomatically setthepower-onlogoasScreenLogo.
6.LEDControl:Setupitemappliedtocontrol On/OffplaybackLEDonthefront
Optionalsettings:OFF,ON
Default:ON
2.3.5SpeakerSetup
1.DownmixMode:Tosetthisplayers
DOWNMIXmodetochangemulti-channel
2.OSDLang:Thisitemisusedtosettheprompts languageofthescreen.
Optionalsettins:ENGLISH,RUSSIAN
Default:ENGLISH
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audiointotwochannelaudio.
Optionalsettings:LT/RT,STEREO,V
SURR,5.1CHMODE
Default:5.1CH
NOTES The5.1CHmodeneedsdiscssupport.The
numberofactualoutputchannelsdependson theplayeddisc.
SoundFieldisvoidwhenplayingDVDAUDIO
discs.
3.SPDIFOutput:Tosetthebitstreamtypeofthe digitaloutput.
Optionalsettings:SPDIF/RAW,SPDIF/PCM.
Default:SPDIF/RAW.
4.LPCMOut:Tosettheoutputfrequencyofthe
96KLPCMaudiodatatofitfordifferentpower
2.ChannelDelay:Tosetdelaytimeofthe Center/Surround/SubwooferSpeaker.
A.PressUP/DOWNnavigationkeystoselectthe
delaysettingitem.PresstheSELECT navigationkeytoenterthesettingbox.
B.PressUP/DOWNnavigationkeystoselectthe
desireditem,thenpressLEFT/RIGHT navigationkeystosetthedistancebetween
thespeakerandlistener.
C.Afterfinishingsetting,pleasepressSELECT
toexit.
NOTE
Thecenter/surround/subwooferdelayis
effectiveonlyforthecorrespondingspeakers whenthedelayisnotsettoOFF.
2.3.6AudioSetup
amplifiers.
Optionalsettins:48K,96K,192K.
Default:48K.
5.PROLogicll:Toset2CHmusicintothevirtual 5CHmusicwhichcanheplayedbymulti-
channelspeakers.PressUP/DOWN navigationkeysintheAUDIOSETUPPAGEto
selectPROLogicll,thenpresstheSELECT navigationkeytoenterthePROLogicll
SETUPpage.
PROLogiclliseffectiveonlywhenthe
DOWNMIXmodeissettoOFFandSPDIFis settoRAW.
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PROLogic
II off Mode Panorama Dimension CenterWidth
music off 00 03
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EqType SoundField SPDIFOutput LPCMOut ProLogic
DolbyDigitalSetup
None Off Raw 48K
II
1.EQtype:TosetEQmodes. Optionalsettings:None,ROCK,Pop,
Live,Dance,Techno,Classic,Soft. Default:None.
2.SoundField:Tosetdifferentsoundfield
effects.
Optionalsettings:Off,Concert,Livingroom,
Hall,Bathroom,Cave,Arena,Church
Default:Off.
A.PROLogicII:TosetPROLogicIItoONor OFF.IftheTITLEdoesnotsupportthisfunction,
werecommendthatyousetthisitemtoAUTO becauseitwouldbecomeworseifthe processingeffects wereaddedforcibly.
Optionalsettings:ON,OFF,AUTO.
Default:OFF.
B.Mode:TosetthemodesofPROLogicII.The
musicmodemeansthatthesoundfromall speakersarrivesatthesametimewithout delay.Themoviemodemeansthatdelayof
10msisaddedtothesurroundchannel.The
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PROLOGICmodevirtualizesPROLOGICI (utilizingPROLogicII).TheAUTOmode meansamodeisselectedautomatically
————DolbyDigitalSetup
DualMono Dynamic
Stereo
accordingtothedisc.
Optionalsettings:MUSIC,MOVIE,PROLogic,
AUTO.
Default:MUSIC.
C.Panorama:TosetthepanoramamodetoON
orOFF.Thismodeistoextendthefrontstereo tothetwosidesinordertoachieveexcellent surroundeffects.
Optionalsettings:ON,OFF.
Default:OFF.
D.Dimension:Tosetthesize.Itissimilartothe
balancecontrolofthefrontandsurround speakerswhichgraduallyadjustthefrontand
rearsoundfields.Thereare7stepstoadjust.
Optionalsettings:SIZE-3,SIZE-2,SIZE-1,
SIZE0,SIZE1,SIZE2,SIZE3
Optionalsettings:Stereo,L-Mono,R-Mono, Mix-Mono.
Default:Stereo
B.C
Dynamicompression:Tosetthelinear compressionratiotogetdifferent compressionresult.
◆、、、、、
Optionalsettings:OFF1/81/43/81/2
、、、
5/83/47/8FULL.
Default:OFF.
2.3.7VIDEOSetup
VideoSetupPage Sharpness Brightness
Contrast Hue Saturation Gamma
1.
Sharpness:Usedtosetthesharpnessof videooutputs.
Low 00
00 00 00 Off
Default:SIZE0.
E.CentralWidth:Tosetthecentralwidth.Itisto
dividethecenterchannelsignalstotheleft andrightchannels.Therefore,thesignalsare
sentoutfromThefrontspeakersindifferent degrees.
Optionalsettings:LEVEL0,LEVEL1,LEVEL2,
LEVEL3,LEVEL4,LEVEL5,LEVEL6,LEVEL7.
Default:LEVEL3.
DolbyDigitaletup:PressUP/DOWN
6.S navigationkeystoselectDOLBYDIGITAL SETUP,thenpresstheSELECTnavigation
KeytoentertheDOLBYDIGITALSETUP
page.
A.DualMono
:Tosettheoutputmeansoftheleft
orrightaudiowhenplayingaDolbydiscwith separatetwo-channelaudio
Optionalsettings:High,Medium,Low.
Default:Low.
2.
Brightness:Usedtosetthebrightnessof videooutputs
3.
Contrast:Usedtosetthecontrastofvideo outputs.
4.Hue
:Usedtosetthehueofvideooutputs.
5
Saturation:Usedtosetthesaturationof
videooutputs.
Brightness,contrast,hueandsaturation
adjustingmeans:
A.
PressUP/DOWNarrowinthevideosetup Menutoselectthedesireditemyouwantto adjust.PressSELECTbuttontoenterthe item'sadjustment.
B.
PressLEFT/RIGHTarrowtoadjustthesetting value.
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C.
Afterfinishingadjustment,pressSELECT
arrowtoreturntothevideosetupmenu.
6Gammaemendation:Thisitemisusedtosetup
.
theGammavalueofvideooutput.Selectable
Audio/subtitle/discmenulanguagesare
effectivetoDVDonly.
Ifthediscdoesnotrecordyourdesired
setupvalues:High,Medium,Low,Off. Default:Off
2.3.8InitialSetup
——PreferencePage——
TVType PBC Audio Subtitle DiscMenu Parental Password Default
1.
TVType:Tosettheoutputvideosystemofthis player.
Optionalsettings:AUTO,NTSC,PAL.
Default:AUTO
2.PBC
TosetthePBCstatus.
WhenplayingSVCDorVCD2.0discs,ifthe
PBCisON,themenuimagedisplaysonthe screenandthisplayerenterthePBCmode;if
thePBCisOFF,thisplayerplaysthediscby itssequence.
Optionalsettings:On,Off.
Default:On.
3.Audio
:Tosetthepreferenceaudiolanguage
whenplaying.
.
4Subtitle:Tosetthepreferencesubtitle
languagewhenplaying.
Optionalsettins:English,French, SpanishChinese,Japanese,Korean,Russian, Thai,OFF
subtitledefault:OFF
.
5DiscMenuLanguage:Tosetthepreference
discmenulanguagewhenplaying.
Optionalaudio/discmenulanguages:
PAL On English
Off English
language,theplayerwillselectthedisc­specifiedlanguagestoplay.
Selectingotherlanguages:PressUP/DOWN
ARROWtomovethecursortoOTHERitem, pressSELECT.PressNUMBERbuttonsto enteryourdesiredlanguagecodes,then
pressSELECT.
Parental:Tosettheparentalcontrolratingsto
6. preventchildrenfromwatchingtherestricted contents.(Incasethediscsupportsthis
function.)
Optionalsettings:KIDSAFE,G,PG,PG-13,
PGR,R,NC17,ADULT,OFF.
Default:OFF.
NOTE
Whenchangingtheparentalcontrolratings,a
passwordisneeded.Referto thefollowingpassworditemfordetailed
settings.
Password:Tosetafourdigitpasswordto
7. enableyoutochangetheparentalcontrol
ratings.
Default:7890.
OLDPASSWORD NEWPASSWORD CONFIRMPWD
OK
8. Default:Torestoreallsettingstothedefault
valueexceptfortheparentalcontroland passwordsettings
English,French,Spanish,Chinese,Japanese, Korean,Russian,Thai,others
Audio/discmenulanguagedefault:English
NOTES
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2.3.9Usefulnotes
Inordertoprolongtheservicelifeofyourplayer,itisrecommendedtowaitatLeast30seconds beforeyouturnitonAgainafterswitchingitoff.
Turnoffpowerafteroperation.
Onlyusethepowersupplyofthenominalvoltage,otherwisetheplayerwillnotbeoperationaloreven bedamaged.
Somefunctionsoftheplayermaynotbeapplicabletosomediscs.
Incaseofoccasionalplayerhalt,pleaseturnitoffandturnitonagain.
ThisplayercannotplaysomeSVCDdiscswiththeCVDformat.
Tocancelbasseffects,youmaydisconnectthesubwooferspeaker.
Alltheaudioouputsignalmaybecoveredbynoiseifthemachinesuffersgreatdisturbance,butitwill
justrecoverbyswitchingonagain.
2.3.10Specifications
DVD receiver
FM Tuner
Playable discs
input
Output
Video characteristics
Audio characteristics
Operating Voltage Power consumption Frequency range 87.5 MHz-108 MHz Channel separation > 35dB
DVD-Video,Super VCD,VCD,DivX 3.11,DivX 4,DivX 5,DivX Pro,XviD,DVD- Audio,CD-DA,CD+G,HDCD,MP3,WMA,Kodak Picture CD,JPEG
2 MIC jacks    FM antenna input AM antenna input Steereo audio input(AUX)
Audio output
Video output
Headphones output Video amplitude:   1.0Vp-p(75Ω)
S-Video amplitude:  Y:1.0Vp-p(75Ω)            C:0.286Vp-p(75Ω)
Component video   1.0Vp-p((75Ω) Amplitude:      Cb/Cr:0.7Vp-p(75Ω)
Frequency response    20-20000 Hz(±1 dB) Signal-to-noise ratio   >90(dB) THD            <0.05%
~110-220V,50Hz/60Hz 250W
Analog audio output:Stereo Digital audio output:Coaxial,Optical
Composite,S-Video,component Y Cb Cr, Progressive scan output Y Pb Pr, RGB/SCART
Am Tuner
Amplifier
system
Speaker
system
Operating temperature           5℃-35℃ Operating humidity            15-75%(no cond ensation)
Frequency range 522 KHz-1611KHz Output power RMS,10% THD,1kHz
Subwoofer (40 Hz) 50W Front channel 25W Rear channel 25W Center channel 25W
Maximum power Subwoofer (40 Hz) 80W Front channel 40W Rear channel 40W Center channel 40W
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◆◆Designandspecificationsaresubjecttochangewithoutnotice.
Wedonotguaranteethatalldiscscanbeplayedsmoothlyduetothediscquality,discrecording qualityandrecordingformat.
2.4SpeakerSYSTEMconnectIONS
SW
C
AUXIN MIXOUT
L L Cb/Pb
R R COAXIAL OPTICALY
L
R
VIDEOOUT
Cr/Pr
AUDIO VIDEO
OPTICALOUT
VIDEO
S-VIDEO
VIDEOOUT
SR SL
2.4.1NOTE:
Keepthepowercordunpluggedandswitchpoweroffbeforethesystemconnection,thenconnect
oneendoftheaccessoryspeakercordtotheterminalofthesatellitespeakers,andtheotherendto theoutputjackfor5CHspeakerspoweroutputontherearpanelofthedvdreceiver.Pleasemake suretheredcordisconnectedtotheredjack,andtheblackcordisconnectedtotheblackjack.
Pleasecheckitcarefullyafterconnectioninordertopreventinsidecircuitdamagefromshort-
circuitedofconnectingcords.
Makesurethatallcordsareconnectedproperlyandsecurely.Looseorincorrectconnectionsmay
resultinnoiseornosound.
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2.4.2SPECIFICATIONS
SubwooferUnit Max.OutputPower:
NominalImpedance FrequencyResponse
SatelliteSpeakerUnit Frontspeaker:
Centrespeaker
Surroundspeaker
Max.OutputPower: NominalImpedance
FrequencyResponse
SubwooferSpeaker
6.5DynamicPaperConeSpeaker 80W
6Ω 50Hz~250Hz
4WooferSpeaker(Magnetic-shielded) /0.75Tweeterspeaker
32WideFrequencyBand(Magnetic-
"×
shielded)/0.75Tweeterspeaker
3WideFrequencyBand
(Magnetic-shielded)ConeSpeaker
40W 4Ω 200Hz~20000Hz
Dimensions(WxDxH)
175286391mm××
SatelliteSpeaker Dimensions(WxDxH):
Frontspeaker: Centrespeaker
Surroundspeaker
PackageDimensions:
NetWeight:
GrossWeight:
154194273mm×× 307127132mm×× 129147153mm××
521470481mm××
20.3kg
22.1kg
(WxDxH)
Specificationsaresubjecttochangewithoutpriornotice.
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