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FEATURES-
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CONTENTS
Commie
with
PAL
DVD
CD)
and
HtSC
DVD
MBso
CDI
This
player
can
day
krded
in
either
PALor
PlTSCfmat.
A
single
LS~
chip
now
integrates
a11
3
mapr
DVO
playback
circuit
functians
.
6
Including
MPEG2
decoder,
video
D/A
-
conv&ec
and
audio
-.
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*URatereuandqaudiowtputsfw
.
connection
to
existing
fiead
unit
aux
inputs.
Vieo
output
is
cornposit
-
I
*I
wen.
id
angle,
but
not
more
than
1
J
Supplied
mte
handles
k
-
rnultkfunction
sdtwm
(multi-
audlo-WsuWlth,
mubangle,
story,
etc.),
plus
all
basic
functions.
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CAmoIS:
MOBILE:
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PtAYDl1,S
A
CUSS
1
PRGMJCL
HOWEVER
THIS
MQBIE
wa
P~AYER
USES
A
WSIHLELlNVlStBLE
VlSfR
BEAM
WHICH
COULD
GAME
I-WARDOUS
RA-DMTIDN
EXFOGLIRE
IF
DIRECTED.
BE
SURE
TO
OPERATE
ME
MOBILE
DVD
PIAYER
WRRmY
AS
INSTRUCTED.
USE
OF
COtiTROLS
OR
AarusmENrS
CiR
PrnFORMANCE
OF
PROCEDURES
OMER
THAN
THOSE
SPECIFIED
HEREIN
MAY
RESULT
IN
HAZARDOUS
WlA;T1OJJ
-SURE.
00
NC)"TPW
COVERS
AND
-
QO
NOT
REPAIR
YQURSW.
REFER
SERVICING
TO
QMLIFIED
PElW3NNEL
Region
Management
Information
Region
Management
Information:
This
Mobile
DVD
Player
is
designed
and
manufactured
to
r&pond
to
the
Region
Management
Information
iM
b
wmdd
on
a
DVD
disc.
If
the
Region
number
described
On
the
WD
dkc
does
not
correspond
to
the
Region
number
of
this
Mobile
DVD
Player,
this
Mabile
DVD
Player
cannot
play
this
disc.
WMPIINO:
+
TO
REDUCE
THE
RISK
OF
FlRE
OR
ELEGTRlC
SHOW,
DO
NOT
MPOSE
MI§
EQUIPMENT
TO
RAlN
08
MOISTURE.
TO
REDUCE
THE
RISK
OF
FIRE
QR
UEC7RtC
SHOCK
AND
ANNOYING
IMEWERENCE,
USE
ONLY
THE
RECOMMENDED
P;C~RIE&
MIS
DEVICE
13
lM€NBED
FOR
CONTINUOUS
OPEWVON.
Thb
wdWi
.
.
~GWWi~
and
other
IrWectuerl
prape$ky
rights
pmwn
tec=lis
p-
by~d~mof~~,~~~
L
mrw
by
M-visim
€B@&atim
and
&
Other
@I&
ouctlpers.
u+isf$klSs
r
~prn~~~must~
autho*
by
Maci-ovlsbn
-n,
A
and
is
Intendad
personal
and
other
Il-miW
viewing
tmtw
wttmbd
by
MacrovHan
~rpor~,
DISC
NOTES
PIisc
formats
supported
by
this
pkyw
Note
these
scratches
are
not
an
indication
of
any
problem
with
the
playsr.
DVD
12crndisc
(Sing
le-sided
disc
only)
y)be'
up
YideoCD
---
f2crndisc
L@
?!cm
disc
aorwtm
the
underside
of
the
dk
MP3
"
U
-
lZcrnd,
Discs
which
cannot
be
played
with
this
"Ot
-
daver
DVD-
WDVD-RAM
CDV
CD-G
Handling
and
Cleaning
Dirt,
dust,
scratches
and
warping
disc
will
cause
misoperation.
Do
not
place
stickers
or
maw
scratches
on
discs.
Do
not
warp
discs.
When
not
in
use
a
disc
should
aiways
be kept
in its
case to
prevent
damage.
Do
not
place
discs
In
the
following
places:
1.
Dimt sunlight
2.
Dirty,
dusty
and
damp
areas
3.
Near
car
heaters
4.
On
the
seats
or
dashboard
Wipe
ttw
dii
from
center
toward
the
W
edge
Pmpating
New
Dims
with
Rough
spots
A
new
disc
may
have
rough
spots
on
the
inner
and
outer
edgfes.
A
disc
with
these
rough
spots
or
burrs
may
not
play
property
or
at
all.
These
rough
spots
can
be
removed
using
a
pencll
or
ballpoint
pen
as
shown
Mow.
Rub
the
side
of
the
pen
or
pencil
on
the
inner
and
outer
edges
of
the
disc.
Be
very
careful
not
to
touch
the
top M bottom
disc
sutfce
with
the
pen
or
perIcll.
Disc
Cleaning
Mapotson
Use
a
dry
soft
cloth
to
wipe
the
surface.
wrtside
edge
If
the
disc
is
quite
dirty,
use
a
soft
cloth
slightty
moistured
wlth isopropyl (rubbing)
alcohol.
Never use
solvents
such
as
benzine,
thinner
or
conventional
record
cleaners
as
they
may
mar
the
sutfa~e
of
the
disc.
Mote:
A
disc
may
become
somewhat
scratched
(although
not
enough
to
make
it
unplayable) depending
on
your
handling
of
it
and
the
surrounding
environment.
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B.
the
Awl.
Note:
~the~rscxlhbh~~tbtheb,youmedjm~manttar
lefforrigM.
Oth~,themonitwmay~thebtm~whmroEatd.
Clang
theManltor
Rotatethem~MandM~brrdrofthemonilor~,thenretwnthemtt~~
tothecsntralvlewlngpositkn.
fhenpushthemonhorbackintothemonitorbassunit
until
the
smm
engages
with
OPEN
button.
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REMOTE
CONTROL
1
1.
&POWER
2.
EJECT
3.
MUTE
4.
sum
5.
ANGLE
6.
DlSPLAY
7.
MODE
8.
SETUP
9.
PAuN-rsc
10.
AUDIO
11.
TlTLE
12.
MENU
25.
ZOOM
26.
RESUME
27.
GOT0
28.
PBC
29.
RANDOM
30.
PROGRAM
31.
REPEAT
32.
A-B
Press
POWER
to
turn
the
lank
ON
or
OFF.
Pm
to
eject
the
dk.
P~t0mUtethesound
Changes
of
the
SUBTITLE
hnguage
on
multi-subtttls
language
DVD
disc.
Changing
of
the
view
angle
on
muM-angk
MID
disc.
1,
II
Wsgtay
statistical
disc
irhmath
during
playback.
ChmsebetweenDVDmodeandAVmde.
DispsaymSETuPmenu.
Switch
between
PAL
mode
and
NTSC
made
in
DVD
mode.
of
the
AUDIO
swndlrack
on
multidi
Wrack
WID
dim.
Chiwging
of
the
sound
mode
of
the
VCD/CD
disc.
Msplay
the
TlTLE
mu
that
Is
sbd
in
DVD
disc.
Display
the
adjustment
item,
such
a8
Bmht,
Contrast,
Color,
Tin?,
Transmit,
!Ween
and
ete.
In
S€rUP
menu
mode.
thege
served
as
cursor
buttons
to
select
Item
left,
dght,
up
and
down.
Confirm
the
TracWkpter
selected
wlth
the
numeric buttons
or
sekM
MI
the
cursor
buttonti
MI
screen
display.
Sekt
slow
faward/-
playback.
~tophythedisc.
Pms
n
to
seart
forward
rapidly &
u
to
m
rapidly.
PressmtoMp
tothenexttrack&~mtoMpkkone
m
(CH-)
tmk. In
lV
mode,
press
these
buttons
to
choose
channel
upwad
or
downward.
Press
it
to
siop
playback.
Pm
It
to
pawe
playback.
Numeric
buttons
Digftal
selecting
button,
cooperatively
usd
with
numeric
buttorrs.
When
you
Input
e
number
In
enw,
press
the
button
to
dear
it.
Allows
the
picture
to
be
increased
in
size.
,When
In
stop
mode,
press
the
button,
then
play
can
be
mumd
,:bm
the
stop
paint.
'DISC
search
button,
cooperat~v~
used
wlth
numeric
buttons.
Changing
betwwn
PBC
ON
and
PBC
OFF
on
tfie
VCD
dk.
Plays
the
tracks
In
random
order.
Plays
the
tracks
In
the
order
you
program
them.
Switch
the
Repeat
mode
of
discs.
A-B
repeat
allows
a
passage
to
be
mp8aied
continuousty.
1
REMOTE
CONTROL
I~the~
1.
Opgn
the
battery
compammt
COW
2.
Insert
the
new
batteries.
Make
are
that
the
po&h
and
negative
terminals
of
the
batteries
rn
wiented
indicated.
3.
Close
the
cover
Battery:
Two
AAA
&e
battery.
~ace-the
remote
control
towards
the
player
front
fax
IR
mark
(remote
control
signal
recdver).
Operation
angle:
Abut
f
30
wee
in
each
ttta
dlrectlon
of
ths
front
of
the
IR
mark.
To
prwent
dam to
the
unit,
l%
to
follow
tha
connection
dtagmrn
Wing
a
WDNCDICD
Disc
1.
Turn
the
lgnitbn
on
the
accessory
pition.
2.
Press~POWERbutton(1).
3.
Immt
the
dlsc
with
printed
side
facing
up
Into
the
dim
slot
(2).
4.
The
player
Stat-k
wybadr
automatically.
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SETUP
1
-
SErUP
->WE4
PREFERENCES
SETUP
---me
-RRmawW#m~*
wmAL
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~~
-
-
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selectthe
prrsferred
GUi3llTEJ-
Se~echukm
prrrrwrt$CWim
by
he
byusingthecumr~.
cursor~~corrfbm?~dby
vlng
EMER
button.
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SETUP
--
PREFEMGES
PAGE
-
-
PREFERENCES
PAGE
--
DEFAULTS
SMAIW
NAV
%kt
r-1
ta
become
fa-
initial
In
this
hem,
you
can
sdwl
NO
MENU
setting.
mode
w
WlTH
MENU
mode.
DEFAULTS
TA8U
Supply
Voltage
:
12VaE~ltV-~~,~iv~t4.4V,neg~vegmd
Cumt
Caxrsmp~
:
~~atIW
Slgmt
System
:
Cornpositive
video
1
.OVp-p
732
Dim
Played
:
(1)
DVt9-VIDEO
Disc
5"
(12
m)
singlssidd,
single-layer
5"
(12~1)
dngleskld,
doubklayer
(2)
Campad
aisc
(CD-DACE-WCD-RW/MP3),VCD
5*
(12m)
dk
Audio
Outgut
Level
:
?OlWpch20Vrms)
Audio
Signal
Output
Characteristics
:
(1
)
Ffquency
Response
20
ttz
-
20
Ktlz
:
(2)
WN
Ratio
Nl
dB
(JiSg
:
(3)
Wow
and
Flutter
Wow
measurable
lirnlts
Note:
Specifications
and
Wgn
aw
subject
to
madfication,
without
notice,
due
to
lmpmvments
in
technology.
This
product
incorporates
uopyright
p-ion
ldwdogy
that
is
proteded
by
method
dssims
of
cemin
US.
patents
ad
other
fntellectual
property
rCghh
owned
by
Mamvisian
Corporation
an9
ather
rights
I
owners.
Use
of
Wi
copyright
protedon
techndw
must
be
authorized
I
by
Macrovision
Corporation,
and
b
intended
for
home
and
other
limited
viewing
uses
only
unless
otherwise
authorized
by
Mmmvision
Cotparation.
Reverse
engineering
or
$iembly
is
prohibited.
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