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DENON
BLU-RAY DISC I 
DVD
VIDEO PLAYER
DVD-3800BDCI
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS 
MODE D'EMPLOI 
INSTRUCCIONES
DE
FUNCIONAMIENTO
 
 
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ENGLISH
Introduction
FRAN<;:AIS
ESPANOL
Introduction
SafetyPrecautions
CAUTION:
TO
REDUCE 
REMOVE 
PARTS
SERVICE
A
A
THE
COVER
INSIDE.
RISKOFELECTRIC 
(OR
BACK).NOUSER-SERVICEABLE
REFER
SERVICINGTOQUALIFIED
SHOCK,DONOT
PERSONNEL.
The lightning flash 
triangle,isintendedtoalert the usertothepresence 
uninsulated 'dangerous voltage" 
that
may
shocktopersons.
The exclamation 
to
alert the usertothe presenceofimportantoperating and 
maintenance (servicing) instructions in the literature 
accompanying the appliance.
with
arrowhead symbol.
beofsufficient magnitudetoconstituteariskofelectric
point
within
withinanequilateral triangleisintended
the product's enclosure
WARNING:
TO
REDUCE
EXPOSE
NOT
Laser Safety  .
CAUTION:
VISIBLE 
DO
NOT
LOCATION:
CAUTION:
USEOFCONTROLSORADJUSTMENTSORPERFORMANCE 
PROCEDURES 
HAZARDOUS
THIS
PRODUCT
EXCEPT
AND
INVISIBLE
STAREINTO
INSIDE,
OTHER
RADIATION
SHOULD
PROPERLY
THE
RISKOFFIREORELECTRIC
THIS
APPLIANCETORAINORMOISTURE.
LASER
RADIATION
WHEN
OPEN.
BEAM.
NEAR
THE
DECK
MECHANISM.
THAN
THOSE
SPECIFIED
HEREIN
EXPOSURE.
NOTBEADJUSTEDORREPAIREDBYANYONE
QUALIFIED
SERVICE
PERSONNEL.
MAY
withinanequilateral
of
SHOCK,
DO
OF
RESULT
IN
SAFETY
1.
Read
Instructions - All the safety and operating instructions should be read
before the productisoperated.
Retain Instructions - The safety  and operating instructions should be retained
2.
future reference.
3.
Heed Warnings - All warnings on the product andinthe operating instructions 
should beadhered to.
4.
Follow Instructions -All operating and use instructions should be followed.
5.
Cleaning - Unplug this productfrom the wall outletbefore cleaning.Donot 
liquidcleanersoraerosol cleaners.
6.
Attachments -Donot 
manufacturer
7.
Waterand Moisture -Donot 
bath tub, wash bowl. kitchen sink,orlaundrytub; in a 
swimming pool; and the like. 
Accessories-Do
8.
or
table. The product 
seriousdamagetotheproduct. 
tripod, bracket,ortable recommendedbythe 
manufacturer,orsold 
the product should follow the manufacturer's 
instructions, and should use a 
recommended bythe manufacturer.
9.
A product and cartcombinationshould be moved with 
care. Quick stops, excessive force, and uneven surfaces
may
cause the product and cart combinationtooverturn.
10. Ventilation - Slots and openings in the cabinet are 
provided
for
of
the product andtoprotectitfrom overheating, and 
these openings must 
openingsshould neverbeblockedbyplacing the product on abed,sofa, rug, 
other similar surface. This productshould 
suchasabookcaseorrack unless proper ventilationisprovidedorthe 
manufacturer's instructions have been adhered to.
11. Power Sources -This product should 
source indicated on the marking label. If youare 
supplytoyour home, consult your product dealerorlocal 
products intendedtooperate 
operating instructions.
12. Grounding 
alternating-currentline plug(aplug haVing one blade widerthanthe other). This 
plug will fit into the 
unabletoinsert the plug fully 
should still failtofit, contact yourelectriciantoreplace your obsolete outlet. Do 
not
or
defeatthesafety purposeofthe polarized plug.
EXAMPLEOFANTENNA
use attachments
as
they
may
cause hazards.
not
place this product on an unstable cart, stand,tripod,bracket,
may
fall, causing serious injurytoachildoradult, and
with
the product. Any 
ventilation andtoensure reliable operation
not
beblockedorcovered. The
Polarization -This product
power
outlet
FIGURE
A
GROUNDINGASPER
ElKT1lJCAl
CODE
NEe-NATIONAL
not
recommendedbythe product
use
thiS
product near water -
Use
only
with acart,stand,
mounting
mounting
accessory
not
be placed in abuilt-in installation
be
operated only from the typeofpower
from
batterypower,orother sources, refertothe
may
be equipped
onlyone way. This isa
into
the outlet,
try
NATIONAl
GROUND
.---
ELECTRICAl
POWER
CODE
~f:R~D~;m~
for
wet
basementorneara
of
not
sureofthe typeofpower
power
with
safety
reversing the plug. If theplug
ANTENNA
OtSCHARGE
NEC
SECT10N
81o.20l
ROUND
CONOUOORS
(NECSKTION81G-21)
ClAMPS
SERVICE
GROUNDING
H}
example, near a
company. For
a polarized
feature.Ifyou are
INSTRUCTIONS
13.
Power-Cord Protection - Power-supplycords should be routedsothat 
not
for
use
or
UNIT
likelytobe walked onorpinchedbyitemsplaced uponoragainst them, 
paying particular attentiontocords at plugs,conveniencereceptacles, and 
point
where
they
14. Outdoor Antenna Grounding 
connectedtothe product, be sure theantennaorcable systemisgroundedsoas 
to
prOVide some protection againstvoltagesurges and 
ArtIcle 810 oftheNational Electncal Code, 
with
regardtoproper
groundingofthelead-in wiretoan antenna discharge unit, sizeofgrounding
conductors, locationofantenna-discharge 
electrodes, and requirements
15.
Lightning - For added protection 
whenItIS 
wall outlet. This will prevent damagetothe 
hne surges.
16.
Power lines - An outsideantenna system should 
overhead 
into
such power linesorcircuits. When installingan outside antenna system, 
extremecare should betakentokeep from touching-such 
as
contact
17. Overloading -Do 
convenience receptaclesasthis can resultina riskoffireorelectric shock.
18. Objectand 
throughopeningsasthey 
that could result in a fireorelectric shock. Never spill liquidofany kind on 
product.
19. Servicing - 
removmg covers 
servicingtoqualified service personnel.
20. Damage Requiring Service - Unplug tlhis product 
servicingtoqualified service personnel 
a)
Whenthe power-supply cordorplugisdamaged. 
b)Ifliquid 
c)Ifthe product
d)Ifthe product
,nstruct!ons. Adjust only those(Ontrols
mstructlonsasan Improperadjustmentofother
damage and will often require extensive
restore the producttoits normal operation.
e)Ifthe product
t) When the productexhibitsadistinct change in performance -this indicates 
a need for service.
21. Replacement Parts - When replacementparts are required, be sure the service 
technician 
samecharacteristicsastheoriginal part. Unauthorized substitutions 
fire, electric shock,orother
22.
SafetyCheck - Upon completionofanyserviceorrepairstothis product, 
service techniciantoperform safety checkstodetermine 
proper operating condition.
23.
WallorCeiling 
onlyasrecommendedbythemanufacturer.
24.
Heat-
The
heat regIsters, stoves,orotlher products (including amplifiers)
exit from the product.
leftunattendedand unused
power
linesorother
with
them
might
not
overload wall outlets, extension cords,orintegral
liquid
Entry - Never push objectsofanykind
Do
not
attempttoservice this
may
exposeyoutodangerousvoltageorother
has
been spilled,orobjects have fallen into the product.
has
been exposedtorainorwater.
d~s
has
been droppedordamaged in any way.
has
usedreplacementpartsspecifiedbytlhe
Mounting
product should be situated away
-Ifanoutside antennaorcable system 
built-up
groundingofthe mast and supporting structure,
for
electriC
be fatal.
may
touchdangerous voltage points
not
operate normallybyfollowing the operating
hazards.
-
The
product should be
ANSVNFPA
unit 
the 
for
this product during a
connectiontogrounding
grounding
electrode. see Figure
for
longperiodsoftime,
product
duetolightning
not
lightorpowercircuits,orwhereitcan fall
product
under
be located in the vicinity
yourselfasopening
from
the follOWing conditions:
that
are coveredbythe operating
controls may result in
workbyaqualified technician
mountedtoa wallorceiling
from
heat sources suchasradiators,
staticcharges.
70, provides information 
lightning
unplugitfrom the
power
linesorcircuits
into
this product
orshort-out
hazards.Referall
the wall
outlet
manufacturer or  have the
that
may
the
productisin
that
produce heat.
theyare
the
is
A.
storm,
or
and power-
parts
the
or
and refer
to
result in
ask
the
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EspMilOl
FRAN<;AIS
ENGLISH
Introduction
FCC
INFORMATION
1.
PRODUCT
This
product
complies
to
the
following 
interference, and 
including interference
2.
IMPORTANT
This product, when installedasindicated in the instructions contained in 
this manual, meets 
approved 
the
3.
This 
Class 
are designed 
interference in a residential installation. 
This 
if 
harmful interference 
guarantee 
this 
reception, which can be determined byturning 
the 
of
ThiS
by
product.
NOTE
product
Bdigital device, pursuanttoPart15of
product
not
the
generates,
installed and used in accordance
that
product
does cause harmful interferencetoradio ortelevision
userisencouragedtotrytocorrect
following 
Reorient orrelocate 
Increase
Connect 
to
which 
Consult 
product
Class
Bdigital apparatus complies
Cet appareil numeriquedela 
NMB-003
du
with
two
conditions:
(2)
this product must accept any interference received,
that
may
NOTICE:DONOTMODIFY
FCC
DENON
has
to
the
oran experienced radiofTV technician for help.
requirements. Modification
may
void your authority, granted by
been tested and foundtocomply
provide reasonable protection againstharmful
uses
to
radio communications. However, thereisno
interference will
measures:
the 
the
the
the 
separation between the 
product
intoanoutlet
receiverisconnected.
local retailerauthorizedtodistribute this type
Canada.
(ForUScustomers)
Part15of
the
FCC
(1)
this product
cause undesired operation.
Rules.
may
THIS
with
the
FCC
and
can
radiate radiofrequency energy and,
with
the
instructions,
not
occur in a particular installation. If
the
the
receiving antenna.
on acircuit different from
c1asse
Best
product
interference by oneormore
equipment
with
Canadian
conforme
Operationissubject
not
cause harmful
PRODUCT
not
expressly
the
FCC,touse
the
limitsfora
Rules.
These limits
may
cause
OFF
and
and receiver.
that
of
ICES-003,
ala
norme
• Noteonuse
ON,
I-----------------l.
I Observations relatives aI'utilisation  I
• Avoid high temperatures. 
Allow for sufficient heat dispersion when installed 
ina
rack.
• Eviter des temperatureselevees 
Tenircompte d'une dispersion de chaleur suffisante 
lors
de
I'installation sur une etagere.
• Evite altas temperaturas 
Permite
la
suficientedispersion delcalorcuando
esta
instalado enlaconsola.
Notas
sobreeluso
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• Keep the apparatus free from moisture, water, and 
dust.
• Proteger I'appareil contre l'humidite,l'eau 
lapoussiere.
• Mantenga el 
polvo.
• Unplug the power cord
apparatus for long periodsoftime. 
DebrancherIecordon d'alimentation lorsque 
"appareil n'est 
periodes.
• Desconecte el cord6n
equipo
el
equipo
libredehumedad,agua y
when
pas
utilise pendantdelongues
por
de
mucho tiempo.
not
energiacuandonoutilice
using
et
the
• Do
not
let foreign objects
pas
laisser des objets etrangers dans I'appareil.
• Ne 
No
deje objetos extraflos
•
•
Do
not
letinsecticides, benzene, and
in
contact
with
pas
mettreencontact des insecticides.
• Ne 
benzeneetun
• No permita el contacto 
diluyentes con el equipo.
diluant
into
dentro
the apparatus.
avec I'apparei!.
de
insecticidas, gasolina y
the
apparatus.
del equipo.
Introduction
thinner
come
du
CAUTION: 
TO
PREVENT
TO
WIDE
ELECTRIC
SLOT,
FULLY
SHOCK,
INSERT.
MATCH
WIDE
BLADEOFPLUG
ATTENTION: 
POUR
~VITER
LES
CHOCS
LA
PLUS
CORRESPONDANTEDELA
LARGEDELAFICHE
DANSLABORNE
PRISEETPOUSSER
• Copyrights I  Droits d'auteurI 
~LECTRIQUES,
INTRODUIRELALAME
JUSQU'AUFOND.
DerechosdeAutor
• Itisprohibitedbylawtoreproduce, broadcast, rent orplay discs 
in
public
without
the
•
consentofthe
La
reproduction,ladiffusion,lalocation,Iepretoula
publiquedeces
disques sontinterdits
copyright holder.
lecture
sansIeconsentement
du
detenteur des droits d'auteur.
•
De
acuerdo con 
alquilar 
propietario
las
0 interpretardiscos en publicosin 
leyes esta
de
los derechos de autor.
prohibido
reproducir, emitir,
la
autorizaci6n del
• Handle the power cord carefully. 
Hold the plug when
• Manipuler
la
prise
Tenir
• Manejeel cordon 
Sostenga el enchufe cuando desconecte el cordon 
deenergia.
unplugging
Ie
cordon d'alimentation avec precaution. 
Iorsdudebranchementducordon.
de
energia con cuidado.
the cord.
II
with
• (For apparatuses
• Do
not
obstruct the ventilation holes.
Ne
pas
obstruerles trous d'aeration.
•
• No obstruya los orificios de ventilacion.
ventilation holes)
or
• Never disassemble 
way. 
Ne
jamais
•
• Nunca desarme
demonteraumodifier
maniereaud'uneautre.  .
manera.
modify
0
modifiqueelequipodeninguna
the apparatusinany
I'appareil
d'une
 
 
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..
Introduction
Contents  "
Intr..Qguction
Features  1  
Advanced AL24 Processing  2  
Important 
Power Supply  2  
Warning  2 
Installation Location .........•.•....•..•.•....•.•..•..............•.••.•.•.••.••.••. 2  
Cautions on Installation  2  
Caution on Handling  3  
Dew
Warning  3 
Avoid the HazardsofElectrical Shockand Fire .....•.•.....•.•..... 3  
Before Using  3  
AboutCopyright  3  
Supplied Accessories  3 
Trademark Information  3  
About
Discs
Disc Handling  4 
Cleaning 
Playable 
Unplayable Discs  5 
Color Systems  5 
Region Codes  5 
Structure 
Symbols Used in this Operating Instructions  5
Aboutthe Remote Control
Loading 
Using a Remote Control 
Setting this
Changing
PartNames and Functions
Front Panel  7 
Rear 
Remote Control  8 
Front Panel Display  9 
Adjusting 
Examples
'J~rmections
Connectingtoa 
Connecting 
Connecting
HDMI 
Audio Setting 
Digital ConnectiontoanAVAmplifier
Discs
Discs
and
Files
of
DisdSD
Memory
the
Batteries  6
Unit
not
Remote Control  6
the
Panel  7
the
of
to
Receiver
Built-in Decoder
to
with
Output
ReacttoOther
Signal Codeofa Remote Control  6
Brightnessofthe
Displays
TV 
a Display Device 
a Display Device and an Amplifier/
HDMI Cable  10
Mode
and Actual
Card Contents  5
DENON's
during
Display  9
Operation  9
with
HDMI Cable  10
Output
Signals
with
DVD
Player's
Connectiontoa Device
Analog Audio Inputs
Surround Connectionstoa Device
2
5.1-channelsofAnalog
Connecting
theACcord
with
Audio
2-channels
with
Inputs
of
7.1/
Playback
Turning 
Direct Playback 
Operations Using
Playing Back a 
Pause 
Resume Playback 
Fast Forward I  Fast Reverse Playback
Slow Forward Playback
4
StepbyStep Playback
Dialog Speed ..........................................................•....•.••.•...... 
4
Repeat Playback
4
Program Playback 
Random Playback 
Zoom 
Camera Angle 
Search
6
On-Screen Display 
Selecting the FormatofAudio
6
7
Playing BackanMP3,Windows
Reading the
the
Power On
Disc
Popup Menu  15
A-B
Repeat  17
Selecting Audio Streams/Channels  22 
Selecting Subtitle Language  22 
Virtual Surround  23 
Pure Direct 
Setting 
Adjusting
JPEG
Kodak Picture
Mode
theBDAudio Mode  23
the
and
DivX·
SO
Menu,Title
VR
mode DVD-RW/-R
Picture  24
File
CD
Memory
Card
Menu,
and
Media"
and
Video
Audio,
Function Setup
Using
the
10
Quick  29
Custom 
Initialize  37 
11
Others
11
Troubleshooting 
Language Code
12
Specifications
Setup Menu  29
Features
eHDMI
(High-Definition Multimedia Interface)
You can enjoyclearer video
13
a displaydevice
13
eDialog
13
14
14
eStill/FastlSlow/Step Playback
15
eStill
15
16 
16
eRandom Playback
16 
16 
17
eProgram Playback
17
18
18
eBD/DVD
19 
19 
19
eAuto
20
22
eSubtitlesin a Desired Language
23
eSelecting a Camera Angle
25
27
eChoices for Audio Language
27
eRatingsControl (Parental Lock)
29
eAutomatic Detection
ePure
38 
39
40
Speed
Playback 
output. 
Dialog speedisavailable only on discs recorded in 
Digital format.
Various playbackmodes are availableincluding still pictures,fast 
forward/reverse, slow
in
slightlyfaster speed
Mode
The resolutionofpictures while in 
adjusted.
Media"
This
Media"
You can program 
order.
You can display BD/DVD menus 
available ona BD/DVD.
The 
unit
37).
You can select a desiredlanguage 
available on
You can select adesired camera angle 
sequences recorded from
You can selecta desiredaudio language and sound 
different
You can set 
notbesuitable
This
CD,
The sound 
outputofvideo signals, etc.
Audio
unit
can shuffle 
Audio
Menusin a Desired Language
PowerOff 
power
turns
oritsremote control for
the
languages and modesare available on a disc.
the
control leveltolimit
for
unit
automaticallydetectsifa loaded discisBD,
MP3,
JPEG,
Windows
Direct
qualityofanalog audio
output
when
with
an HDMI-compatible port.
while
motion
and step frames.
for
audioCD, MP3,
the
playback
for
audio CD, MP3,
the
playback orderoftracks/files in a desired
in
off
automaticallyifthereisno
more
BD/DVD and Divxt'.
different
and
children.
of
Discs
Media-
AudioorDivxt'.
connecting
keeping
the
the
still (pause)
JPEG,
and
orderoftracks/files.
JPEG,
and
a desired language,
than 30minutes (refertopage
for
subtitlesifthat
if
angles.
Sound
playbackofdiscs which
outputisimprovedbystop
activityatthe
a disc contains
Mode
Introduction
this
sound
the
Dolby
mode
can be 
Windows
Windows
if
languageis
mode
DVD,
unit
if
may
audio
to
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Introduction
.On-Screen
Information 
screen, allowing you 
(such
.Dimmer
The brightnessofthe
.SCreen Saver
The
remote for more than 5minutes.
darken by
• Picture 
Picture control adjusts black level and noise reductionofthe
specific display.
• Search 
Chapter search: Search fora desired chapter.
Title search:  Search for adesired title. 
Track search:  Search for adesired track/file. 
Time search:  Search
• Repeat 
Chapter: 
Title: 
Track: 
All:
A-B: 
Group:
.Zoom
x1.2, 
available for
•
Marker 
Electric reference points designated by user
.Resume
User 
has
.Bit
Rate 
The 
be displayed during 
available for
.DRC
Use 
signals when playing back DVD/BD recorded in Dolby Digital/ 
DolbyDigital Plus/Dolby TrueHD.
.DisplayingaJPEG
Kodak PictureCDcan
format on 
played back.
Display
about
the
current operation
to
as
program playback) using the remote control.
screen
saver
75%.
The
Control
Repeated playback 
Repeated playback 
Repeated playback 
Repeated playback 
(notavailable 
Repeated playback 
Repeated playback 
Windows Media"" 
back
x1.5, x2.0,
can
been stopped evenifthe
bit
(Dynamic
this proceduretoset the dynamic rangeofthe
x4.0
BD)
Playback 
resume playbackfrom the
Indication
rate (the
BD)
Range
DVD-RW/-R,
confirm the currentlyactive functions
front
panel display
program
amountofvideodata currentlybeing read) can
startsifthereisno
programisdeactivated when thereisany
track/file.
is
magnified image
the
picture
beplayed back. Still images stored in
CD-RW/-RorSO
The
for
a desired
for
BD,
possible.
poweristurned off.
playbackofvideo contents. (not
Control)
can
be displayed on a
can
be adjusted.
activityat the unitor its
brightnessofthedisplay
time
pointoratitle or a
of
a chapterofthe disc.
of
atitleofthe disc.
of
a track/fileofthedisc.
of
the entire disc.
DVD-video)
of
a part between
of
afolderofthe MP3/JPEG/
Audio/Div~
can
point
disc being played
be displayed. (not
can
at which
MemoryCard
two
be called back.
the
playback
output
can
is
activity.
points.
JPEG
also be
.Playing
on
•
Playing 
You can enjoy 
CD-RW/-RorSO
•
Playing 
You
CD-RW/-R.
• Official
•
.Playing
• You
• You
.BD-J
• With someBDthat
.Analog
This playerisequipped
out
Advanced
"Advanced AL24 Processing" which greatlyincreases the 
of 
signal detection and processing technology
BDIDVD/CD playback circuitry 
addition 
without 
sampling. 
In 
technology, "AL24 Processing 
audio 
sources. 
The "Advanced AL24" indicator lights 
Advanced AL24 Processing
Back
You
can
DVD-RW/-R,
can
Plays 
standard playback
inan
can
extras
playback
Application
enjoy interactivefunction
jacks for playback.
Windows
enjoyWindows Media"" Audio files which are recorded
CD-RW/-RorSO
Backan
MP3
Back
DivX-
enjoy
Div~files
DivX-
Certified product
all versions
Back
the
can
playback
SO
MemoryCard.
storepicture-in-picture commentary, subtitles or other
for
BD-ROM
with
the
7.1ch
Surround
AL24
information in the time axis area using uniquehigh speed
to
expansionofdatato24 bits, natural signal correction
marring theoriginal dataisperformed
addition,
DENON's
output,
resulting in high sound quality
Media"
Audio
File
MemoryCard.
MP3
File
files which are recorded on
Memory
Card.
File
which are recorded on DVD-RW/-R or
ofDiv~video
of
Div~
ContentsinSO
MP3,
Windows Media"" Audio, or
Profile
BD-ROM.
supports
Output
with
(including
media files.
Memory
1.1
files in anSOMemoryCard and
Java
applications
(e.g.,
game).
analog 7.1-channel surround audio
DVD-RW/-R,
Div~6)
Card
(BD-
Processing
for
the
is
provided
original analog waveform reproduction
PLUS",isused for
is
activated.
on
for
the
PCM
2-channel output. In
with
upconversion
the
7.1-channel
for
all
PCM
front
panel when
Important
Use
only discs marked
with
logos listed on page
4.
PowerSupply
The main power supplyisengaged when the main plug 
plugged in a
<--
ONI &   OFF>toturn
120V,
60HzACoutlet.To operate
on the unit.
the
unit, press
with
JPEG
J),
you
signal
signal
is
stored
can
amount
Introduction
Warning
To avoid fireorelectric shock.donot 
moisture.
WARNING: 
LIVE
PARTS
DO NOTREMOVE ANY
INSIDE•
SCREWS.
expose this
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ON/&OFF
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off
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the
the
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Panel
jack
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digital audio coaxial/optical cable 
connecttoanAVreceiver, Dolby Digital 
decoder 
coaxial/optical
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the 7.1-channel audio inputjacksofyour
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to
the
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video cabletoconnecttoa
jack
an S-video cabletoconnecttothe
input
jackofexternal device.
jack
an HDMI cabletoconnecttoa display
an HDMI
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video cabletoconnect
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13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
18.
can also be  turned onbypressing
POWERONbutton
•
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POWER
•
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A-B
REPEAT
•
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playback.
REPEAT
•
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RANDOM
•
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playback orderoftracks/files.
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CLEAR
•
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marker settings, ortocancel
RED/GRN/BLUIYEL
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•
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ANGLE
•
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•
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SUBTITLE
•
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PURE
DIRECT
•
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the
analog audiosignalstoachieve
analog audio outputs.
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•
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OFF
button
button
button
button
button
button
6.
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button
button
button
button
button
button
the
unit
on.
the
unittostandbymode.
the
repeat mode.
the
random playbackscreen forshuffling
the
information once entered,toclear
button
the
top
menu.
buttons
the
setup menu.
various camera angles on
the
JPEG/Kodak Picture images.
the
subtitle menu.
button
outputofvideo
the
On-Screen display menu.
SKIP~button
• During playback, presstoreturntothe 
current
title
chapter, trackorfile.
SKIP~button
• During playback, presstoskip
the
buttons
for
A-B
the
picture on
the
programming
the
disc.
signals, etc., and
high
the
nextchapter, track orfile.
output
qualitysound from
beginning
for
with
repeat
the
CD,
ofthe
screen.
the
etc.
only
the
19.
STOP.
•
•
20.
REW
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21.
STILUPAUSEIIbutton
•
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22.
FFW~button
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23.
PLAY~button
•
24.MODE 
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• During
• In stop
• In stop
• In
25.AUDIO 
•
26.
RETURN
•
27.
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•
28.
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•
29.
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•
30.
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•
31.
DIMMER
•
button
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...
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playback stepbystep.
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playback.
button
the
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menu.
is
in pause, press repeatedlytoforward
isinpause,
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button
menu, and rapid playback.
the
JPEG
changing
changing
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the
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the
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with
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audio
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button
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the
audio menu.
button
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previously displayed
button
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MODE
the
disc menu.
button
the
search menu.
buttons
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title/chapter/track/file numbers.
the
disc tray.
button
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the
brightnessofthe
the
switching
with
front
the
playback.
the
playback.
picture
adjustment
the
image or
MP3, Windows
menu
panel display.
IntroductIon
the
the
playback.
for
for
screen.
for
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4.
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5.
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• This 
formatorthe
6.
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disc.
7.
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audio disc.
8.
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audio disc.
9.
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TOTAL
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can
adjust 
changes 
gets
as
dimmer
the
format
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not
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the
time
display mode.
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total remain/elapsed 
audio
CD.
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being playedorsound data 
highlighted
the
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the
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during
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time
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12.
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disc.
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14. Appears various type
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of
the
output.
not
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verified.
the
the
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HDMI 
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total
program playbackand track
The total 
program playbackand folder/file
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output 
output 
output 
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number
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the
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mode(1080p24frame)isselected.
panel display off.
track
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number
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number
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front
panel off.
currentlyselected.
currentlyselected.
for
for
the
the
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Connections 
I
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analog audio
TV
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device. Refer
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to
page 30-32.
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jackusing an HOMI cable enables digitaltransferofboth
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Connections
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HOMI
OutputMode
Press
<HOMI RESOLUTION>toselect
following.
and
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the
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output
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setup menuaccordingtothe
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more 
(not 
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TrueHD compatible)  you select "HDMI Multi(LPCM)".
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2-channel audio 
not
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device, and digitalaudio  DolbyDigital/DTS bitstream 
connection (coaxial/optical)
an AVamplifier.  OUT depending on
•
setting
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or
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compatible
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inputordevice
with
signals
the
specificationsofthe
with
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with3or
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audio
input
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output
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device or 
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setting
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monitor
the
to
be connected. 
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I
Dolby
TrueHD,
OUT.
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the
connectedAVamplifier, etc.
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output
from the HDMI terminal. 
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speaker setting items appear after
Refertopage 
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signals are 
OUT.
HDMI audio will be  muted, and 
LPCM
willbeoutput
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"Audio"
menuonthe
HDMI
audio
DTS,orDTS-HD
output
the
speakersettings
32.
output
from
to
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signal
from HDMI
with
HDMI
or
from DIGITAL
the
"Digital
page12.
on
the
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Dolby
Digital 
Dolby Digital Plus 
DolbyTrueHD 
DTS 
DTS-HD 
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AAC 
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Connedlons
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•
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Copyright protection
To play back the digital video imagesofa BD/DVD via an HDMI connection,itis 
the 
HDCP 
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Please
* HDMI: High-Definition Multimedia Interface
audio signals decoded from Dolby TrueHD audiostream.
High Resolution Audio, outputs audiosignals decoded from
the connected deviceisnot
or 2ch Downmix
compatible
LPCM
depends on the capabilityofthe connected deviceevenifyou select
with
the HDMI
Refertopage
system
unit
and the displaydevice (oranAV
(high-bandwidth digital content protectionsystem).
read
the
operating instructionsofyour display device orAVamplifier) for more information.
digitalaudiocoaxial/ 
optical cable
amplifier) support a copyright protection system called
connectedAVdevice.This
outputasMulti
DTS-HD
audio stream, and
DTS
BITSTREAM,
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core stream.
audiowill be
32.
LPCM.
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necessary
unit
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for
both
that
HDCP.
23.
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set "Digital Out", press
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•
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both
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and
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setto"Bitstream", thoseaudio will be
only
when
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orthe "AudioMute"isselectedin"HDMI
changes
dependingonthe "Digital Out" setting.
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then select
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Playback 
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the
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the
standby mode.
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on.
or
[POWER ON].
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Place
the
disconthe
facing
4
is
set
to
up.
disc
tray
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its
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to
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6
7
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explanation
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..
Playback
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the
disc. The contentsofthe
the
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Playback
Resume Playback  < 
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Playback
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Function Setup 
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Page 33
Function Setup
-
III
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Function Setup
Setting
items
HOMI
RGB
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Setup
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Page 35
Function Setup
Setting
items
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the
secondary and interactive
with
audio 
available or only 
audio. 
Audio Mode" on page
HOMI
Sets 
output
primaryaudioifit
Referto"Setting the
Audio
the
audioformat
from the
Illx
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HDIlIllulll
Multi
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Off
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-
Off
the
setting items and options, referto"Custom" on page29.
items
the
primary
BD
23.
Out  •
for
theaudio
HOMI
OUT.
(_I)
I
Mix Audio 
Output
primaryaudio
is
HD Audio Output: 
Output 
output 
DTSorDTS-HD
HDMI Multi(Normal)*:
The multi-channel audiosignals are
HDMI OUT
HDMI Multi(LPCM):
The multi-channel audiosignals are
HDMI OUT
o Refer 
HDMI2ch:
The audio signals are 
down
Output*:
the
secondary and interactive audio
if itisavailable.
only
the
primaryaudio. Set this
Dolby Digital, Dolby Digital Plus, DolbyTrueHO,
soundofBD
with
a bitstreamorLPCM.
withaLPCM.
to
pages 34-35 for setting options.
mixedto2ch
output
LPCM.
Options
through
from
Function Setup
with
mode
in order
HDMI connection.
output
from
output
from
the
HOMI
OUT
the
the
with
to
a
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Audio Mute:
the
Mutes 
ofthe
DIGITAL
o Refer 
to
the
options.
HDMI audiosignal, and set
OUT.
"Digital
Out
Setting"onpage33for
the
signal format
setting
 
Page 36
lIB
Function Setup
Setting
7.1chAudio Out
Sets
the
audio
from
format
the
output
items
7.1
ch AUDIO
for
the
I
Multi
audio  The multi-audiosignals are
OUT.
AUDIO 
2 Channel:
Down-mixed 2-channel audio signals are 
the
Down Sampling  On: 
Sets
the
digital audio 
playingBDor DVD recorded in 
lPCM.
DRC
Sets
whethertocompress 
rangeofsound 
Range Control) 
Dolby Digital Plus or Dolby TrueHD
is
played back.
audio
Source
Direct  On: 
Setstooutput 
adding speaker settingstothe 
audio signals
Bass
Enhancer
Setstooutput
audio signal
speakers set 
"Speaker Configuration" from 
Subwoofer 
sound.This setting
the
signal
AUDIO
output
OUT
output 
to
to
and HDMI
output
volume
when
DolbyDigital,
the
audio
from
the
the
lowerfrequency
from
n
"large
enhance
is
effective
from
when  lPCM signals are convertedto48 kHz for
•
Off*:
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outputaslPCM signals 
Auto*:
the
(Dynamic
without
disc.
the
in
the
the
bass
7.1
ch
OUT
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formatisin 
the 
"Off'
Off
On
Selectthistooutput
speaker setting.
Off*:
Select thistooutput 
speaker setting.
On: 
lower 
will be addedtothe soundofthe
Off*: 
Normal soundsignal will be
for
Options
Channel*:
output
from
the
7.1
OUT.
Refertopages 34-35 forsetting options.
7.1
ch AUDIO
Setto"On" when using digitalconnectionstoan 
amplifier 
frequencies
BDorDVD
the
disc and set the
automatically.
frequency soundofthe
OUT
jacks.
thatisnot
discs thatare recorded in
playback, this
compatible
of96kHz.
recorded in lPCM
audio
signalsofupto192 kHz are
withnoconversion.
unit
DRC
settingofthis
the
audio
the
audio
output
detects
without
with
"large"
with
sampling
without
the
DRC
the
setting speakers
subwoofer.
from
ch
output
output.
copyright
DolbyTrueHD
setting
unitto"On"
anyeffect
effect
of
subwoofer.
from
AV
of
or
of
Setting
items
Virtual Surround
Setstocreate a surround effectin 
a system 
connected.
with
2 speakers
I
Off*:
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1:
A natural surround effectina system 
connected.
2:
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connected than ·1".
• Settings
• Quickmenu consistsofthe
•Ifyou set "Source Direct"to"On", "HDMI Audio Out"to"HDM12chnor
• Under
with
(*) are
the 
mark. 
"2 Channel", 
not
available.
- HDMI cableisnot
- Connected displaydevice
- Connected display device
"Bass
following
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circumstances, "HDMI Multi(Normal)", "HDMI Multi(lPCM)" and "HDMI 2ch"
connectedtoHDMI OUTjack.
default.  _
setting
menUS
frequently used, and they areaccompanied
available.
is
off.
is
not
compatible
with
audio
output.
Digital Out Setting
When
the
"Audio
and
the
audio signals
<"Digital Out" setting> 
Audio.
Bitstream*:
When playing back discs recorded in Dolby Digital. Dolby Digital Plus,
DTS-HD,
lPCM: 
lPCM
signal
• This setting
• When
both
output
from
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output
insteadofDTS-HD.
"BD
• When
be
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will 
lPCM,
the
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lPCM
• When
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the
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HDMI
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the
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is
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the
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same audiostream
from HDMI
Audio Mode"issetto"MixAudioOutput",
output
selected in "HDMI
output
from DIGITAL
Out.
Audio
Mute
from DIGITAL
effective when
HDMI
OUT
OUT,
"HDMI Audio Out". (When
from DIGITAL
the
HDMI
willbeoutput
insteadofDolby Digital
type
set in
2ch
Downmix
OUT.)
Audio
OUT
changes
OUT.
audio
from
the
the
"HDMI Audio
lPCM
outputting
Out" setting,audio signalofthe
dependingonthe
are
signalisoutput.
devices,
DIGITAL OUT jackaswell, except
Plus
and DolbyTrueHD, and
the
audio sourceisDolbyDigital,
n
Out
output
audio
Multi
will be
output
lPCM
will be
the
Options
"7.1chAudio
"Digital
Dolby
output.
the
from DIGITAL
from
TrueHD,
audio signals currently
output.
OUT.)
from DIGITAL OUT will
HDMI
Function Setup
with
2 speakers
with
2 speakers
Out"
HDMIismuted
n
Out
setting.
DTS
that
DTS
signal
(When
OUT,
DTS,
outputting
2ch
with
II
to
is
or
Dolby
will
be
or
follow
Downmix
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Function Setup
SpeakerSetting
This
unit
surround. 
<Example
allows youtoenjoy multi-channel surround sound suchas7.1-channel / S.l-channel
of
basic layout
Front speaker (left) g 
with
7.1ch surround system>
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the
Quick..HOMI Audio Out..HOMI Multi(LPCM) 
Custom"
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(left)
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HOMI
cable connectedtothe
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audio signal
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7.1chAudio Out..Multi
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at
the following locations;
output
from the HOMI
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table below.
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1
2)
Use
•
Use
3) Use 
For "Test Tone":
• The testtone
(<11
that 
If
•
For "Default":
4) Press
• For "Speaker Configuration", 
corresponding 
set
If
you connecttoS.l-channel surround system, set "Surround Back" in "Speaker Configuration"
• 
"None".
V]toselect
(~
1
V]toselect
(RETURN]
(<11
[>]
to
Use
(<11
[>]
[>]
output
you wanttostop
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SpeakerConfiguration
Select 
speaker 
change thesetting
appropriately by
referring
descriptions.
to
"On"and also you cannotset "Center", "Surround", and "Surround
will
to
adjust
the
(ENTER]toreset
(SETUP]toexit.
Menu
the
desired
to
set. Then
to
the
to
the
menu
setting
togobacktothe
selectdesired options.(Exceptfor "Test Tone"
to
select"Manual"or"Auto",
be output.Ifyou select "Manual",
the
volume.Ifyou select "Auto",
test tone.
the
test tone, press
each setting. (e.g.Ifthe
item.
items.
previous screen.
then
press
use
use
(RETURN].
the
"Delay Time"
Setting
Front
Center
Subwoofer
Surround
Surround
Crossover Freq:  40/60/80*/ 
For speakers set 
"Small", thesound
with
frequencies 
below 
frequency are cut.
bass
This 
has
been cut 
output 
subwoofer or a 
speaker for which 
"Large"
the
settingsofeach speaker
settingtothe
items
Large* 
Small 
Large* 
Small/None 
On* 
Off 
Large* 
Small/None
Back
thatofthis
sound that
is
from the
is
set.
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to
Large* 
Small/None
100/120Hz
(ENTER].
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sizes
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default.
and
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to
adjustthe
I
Large:
For
the
with
reproduction capabilities.
Small:
the
For 
which 
strong 
None: 
Nospeakers. 
For "Subwoofer"there 
only
Select according 
low
frequency
reproduction capabilities
ofthe
maybe  adjusted automatically
the
"Subwoofer" will automatically
Back",to"Large".)
Function Setup
volume
ofthe
Descriptions
large speakers
strong
low
small speakers
do
not
bass
sound.
"On"
or
"Off".
connected speaker.
then
frequency
provide
to
-
use
speaker
is
the
to
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..
Function Setup
Channel
Tests
or sets 
volume 
speakers.
Menu
Level
for
the
each
Setting
I
Test Tone: 
''Test Tone"isthe 
tone 
put
from
so
that
the
volume
speaker.
Front Lch
Center
Front
Surround
Surround
Surround
Surround
Subwoofer
SW+ 
(Notavailable for HDMI)
items
which can be
the
speakers
you can adjust
for
each
Rch
Rch
Back
Rch
Back
Lch
Lch
10dB
test
out
I
Options
I
Off*
Manual
Auto
o
dB
(OdB*)
o
dB
(OdB*)
o
dB
(OdB*) 
OdBto-12
(OdB*)
o
dB
(OdB*)
o
dBto
(OdB*) 
OdBto-12
(OdB*)
o
dBto
(OdB*)
On/Off*
to-12
to-12
to-12
to-12
-12
-12 dB
,
dB
dB
dB
dB
dB
dB
dB
Descriptions
Select
"Off"
the 
Select "Manual",
press 
set 
desired speaker. 
Select "Auto",then press
[ENTER]
out 
each speakers.
If
you have selected 
"Manual" in ''Test Tone", 
select 
to
set and adjust 
volume for 
speaker.
If
you have selected 
"Auto" in ''Test Tone", test 
tone 
automatically in order. 
Adjust 
speaker 
testtone.
Set "On" 
volumelevel 
from 
dB.
to
"Test Tone" feature.
[ENTER]
the
volume
to
automatically
put
the
test
the
desired speaker
the
will be
output
the
volumeofthe
that
to
increases
the
subwoofer by 10
deactivate
then
to
manually
for
the
tone
from
the
selected
output
the
the
thatisoutput
Menu
Delay
Time
This
is
a parameter 
for optimizing 
timingatwhich 
soundisoutput 
the
speakers 
accordingtotheir 
distance from 
listening position.
• Settings
• For HDMI, "None" and
• For "Delay Time",
with
the
the
from
the
(*) are
the
I
Options
Feet*
Meters 
Oft
- 60ft (12ft*)
(Om-18m (3.6m*)) 
Oft
- 60ft  (12ft*)
(Om-18m (3.6m*)) 
Oft
- 60ft  (12ft*)
(Om-18m (3.6m*)) 
Oft
- 60ft (1Oft*)
(Om-18m (3.0m*)) 
Oft
-60ft (1Oft*)
(Om-18m (3.0m*)) 
Oft
- 60ft  (1Oft*)
(Om-18m (3.0m*)) 
Oft-60ft(1Oft*)
(Om-18m (3.0m*» 
Oft
-60ft  (12ft*)
(Om-18m (3.6m*»
Distance
Front Lch
Front
Center
Surround Lch
Surround
Surround Back Lch
Surround Back
Subwoofer
Default
the
default.
Setting
Rch
items
Rch
Rch
"Off' options for "Speaker Configuration" are 
difference among
the
valueofthe
each speaker
Function Setup
Descriptions
Set
the
desired measure 
system.This measure system 
will be used 
setting. 
switch
Select 
listening 
speaker 
delaytime.
Select "Default",
[ENTER],
Time" setting
not
available.
cannot
for
Press
[ENTER]
the
setting.
the
distance from
pointtothe
to
get
the
to
reset
to
exceed15ft
"DelayTime"
to
ideal
then
press
the
"Delay
the
default.
(4.5m).
the
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Function Setup
_r'jRatings
Ratings control allows youtoset alimit, which preventsyour children from viewing inappropriate 
materials. Playback 
password before
SO
Rating
Leval
DVD
RatingLe..
""ssword
Change
1)
Use
[<lIt>]
2)
Press
[the
For
the
first
then press 
password
•
If
you
forgot
will
be settoNAil"
• While you
ProceedtoA - C
A)BORating Level
1)
Use
[~
2)
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[~
"All"
"Age
• After selecting "Age Setting", use 
press 
(e.g. forage 15, press [0].[1],[5])
3)
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will
stopifthe
the
disc will play back.
'
to
select.
Number
[ENTER].
in
I '\7]  
I '\7] 
buttons]toenter
time
use:
That
case
you forgetit.
the
password, enter[4], [7], [3], [7]. The password will be cleared and rating level
.
input
the
password, press
to
select "BO Rating Level",
to
select
:To release
Setting":To set 
[ENTER].
[SETUP]toexit.
All 
All
then
Press
[the
number
your
the
the
age limitation.
ratings exceed
press[ENTER].
your
Number
will be usedasthe
buttons]
[CLEAR]
desired
option,
limitation.
[the
Number
the
levels you set, anditwill require youtoentera
4-digit
password.
enterany 
password from the second time. Record your
to
clear
then
press
then
press
buttons]
4-digit
number
the
number, then re-enter
[ENTER).
[ENTER).
to
enter
the
(except for4737),
the
age from 0 - 254,
password.
then
• All
·8
[Adult]
·7
[NC-17]
·6
[R]
·5
[PGR]
·4
[PG13]
·3
[PG]
·2[G]
• 1[Kid Safe)
C)
Password Change
1)
Use
[~
2) Enter anew
3) Press
[SETUP]toexit.
RATING EXPLANATIONS
:Parental controlisinactive;all discs can play back. 
:
DVD
softwareofanygrades (adult/general/childrenl can be played
back. 
: No one 
:Restricted; under 
:Parental guidance recommended. 
:Unsuitable for children 
:Parental guidance suggested. 
:General audience. 
:Suitable
I '\7) 
to 
4-digit
under17admitted.
17
requires accompanying parentoradult
under
for
children.
select"Password Change",
password,
then
press
13.
then
[ENTER].
Function Setup
guardian.
press[ENTER].
B)
OVO
Rating Level
1)
Use
2)
Use
3)
Press
[~I
'\7]toselect "OVO Rating Level",
[~
I '\7] 
to
selecta desiredlevel,
[SETUP]toexit.
then
then 
press
press
[ENTER].
[ENTER],
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l1li
Function Setup
_.Others
7,
Angle
Icon
Screen Saver  On 
~
Auto Power
ott
.....
, Diopllly
Slide Show
OlvX(R)VOO
;
CIOMd
caption
• For
howtoselect
Setting
Angle
Icon
SCreen
Saver  On*:
Auto
PowerOff   On*:
Panel Display  Bright*: 
Sets
the brightnessofthe
panel display.
Slide Show 
Sets
the display
picture (in 
DivX(R)YOD 
Provides
code.
time
JPEG
format) playback
Div~
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011
On
Bright
5_
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the
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items
front
for
the
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Control
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...
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On: 
The angle icon appears on 
thescene
OfF: 
The angle icon disappears on the screen.
If 
minutes,
Off:
Sets
If
this
minutes,this
Off:
Sets
Front panel displaygets brighter. 
Dimmer:
Front panel displaygets darker.
Auto:
Front panel gets darkduring playback.
Ssec*
10sec
For more information 
www.diyx.comtvod
with
this
unitisleft
the
off
the screen saver.
unitisleft
off
the auto power off.
various angle.
screen saver will be activated.
unit
Options
the
screen when playback
withnoactivityfor more than S
withnoactivityfor morethan 30
turns
off
automatically.
about
Oiv~
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On
OENONl
llIoc:
29.
visit
Setting
items
Closed
Caption
Sets
whether display the closed
or
not
caption 
decoder(commercially available
Power 
Lower 
standby 
command from 
standby mode.
Remote 
Changes
remote control. (Refertopage 
Media
Select the media
Initialize
the
using the caption
Saving
the
power
mode
Control
Select
setting orSOMemory
consumption for
by denying the  instandby mode.
RS-232C
Setting
the
signal codeofa
to
playback.
during
I
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).
On:
the
Denies
OfF: 
Accepts 
in standby mode.
DENON1* 
DENON2
6) 
Disc*:
Select this when you playbacka disc. 
SDMemory:
Select this when you play back a
Card.
command from
the
command from
.IIB
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2) Use [<1/ 
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• For "Setup" and "MemoryDevice", press [ENTER] after initialization
4) Press [SETUP]
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t>]
to
select
'illtoselecta
Device"
to
exit.
mode.
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desired 
:Exit 
:Reset
:InitializetheSOMemoryCard.
without
the
SETUP
then
press [ENTER].
option,
then
any initialization.
settingtothe
press[ENTER].
factory default.
Options
RS-232C
RS-232C
is
when
when
SO
MemoryCard.
completed.
FunctionSetup
the
power
is
the
power
is
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Page 41
Others
Troubleshooting ,  .  '
Others
Ifthe unit
Nopower
No soundorpicture
Distorted picture
Completely distorted picture or 
black/white picture
Nosoundordistorted sound
Picturefreezes momentarilyduring 
playback
Disc cannotbe played back
SD
No return
discisremoved 
The
remotecontrol
Memory
unit
does
to
does
notperform properly when operatedasinstructedinthis Operating Instruction, check the unit, consulting thefollowing checklist.
with
BD/DVD
Card
cannot be read.
start-up screen when
not
respondtothe
Solution
- CheckiftheACcordisproperly connected.
- Unplug theAC cord once, and wait for 5-10 seconds and then 
in again.
- Checkiftheconnected display deviceisturned on.
- Check the HDMI connection. (Check the statusofthe 
indications.)
- Check
the
RCA
- Checkifthe 
the
case.
- Checkwhethertheconnected displaydeviceorother device supports 
HDCP. 
supports
- Check whether
matches the supported input formatofotherconnected device.
- Check 
"Off".
- Check
- Sometimes asmall amountofpicturedistortion may appear.
This
is
- Connect this
connectedtoa 
protection system.
- Makesure the disc
-
Adjustthe
- Check that
- Check the HDMI connections.
- Check the "Audio" settings.
- Checkthe disc 
wiping from center
- Clean
- Clean
- Ensure the disc labelisfacing up.
- Checkifthe
- Cancel the ratings control
- Insert a correct disc that
- The format 
compatible.
-
Reset
- Aim the remotecontroldirectly 
of
the
- Reduce the distancetoinfrared sensor window.
- Replace the batteries in
- Re-insert
- Make 
of
the
audio/video cable connections.
pure direct modeissetto
setitto
"Display Off" or"Normal".
(This
unit
will
not
HDCP.)
ifthe
"HDMI DeepColor"issetto
if
the
"I/P Direct"issetto"On".Ifitisthe
not
amalfunction.
unit
volume.
the
the
disc.
the
disc.
discisdefective by trying anotherdisc.
of
the card does
this
unit
unit.
the
batteries
the
signal codeofthe remote control matchtothe
unit.
output
the
output
formatofthis
directly to
VCR.
speakers are connected correctly.
for
by turningitoff, thenonagain.
the
pictures maybedistorted duetothe
is
compatible
fingerprints/scratches and clean
to
edge.
or
change the control level.
can
be played back 
not
the
remote control.
with
their
"Video Off"or"All Off'.Ifit
avideo signal unless
unit
"Auto".Ifitisthe
TV.Ifthe
RCA
with
this unit.
on
matchtothis
at
infrared sensor
polarities (+/-  signs)asindicated.
(HDMI FORMAn
case.
audiolvideocables are
with
this unit.
unitorthe cardisnot
window
HDMI related
the
otherdevice
case.
setitto
setitto
"Off".
copy
asoft cloth
on thefront
signal code
plug
is
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10.13 
23
12
10,30,31
31
31
10
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10,12,13
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32,33
4
4
4
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6
6 
6
6
Problem  Solution  Page Problem
Buttonsdonot 
stops responding
The
unit 
operating commands 
playback
The
unit
Angle does
Playback does 
titleisselected
The password
been forgotten
workorthe
does
not
respondtosome
cannot read BD/DVD/CD
not
switch
not
for
rating level
during
startwhen
- Tocompletely reset
unit
for
5-10 seconds.
- Operations may 
Refer
to
- Condensation? (Let sit 1
- You are 
marks on page
- Wipe
the
- The anglecannot be switched 
multiple 
specific scenes.
the
- Check
the
the
- Enter
has
becleared. 
the
unit, unplug theACcord from
not
the
attemptingtoplaya
dirt
angles. In some
default password "4737", then
be permittedbythe
instructionsofthe disc.
or
2 hours)
4.
off
the
discorreplace the disc.
cases
"Ratings" setting.
disc other than one
for 
multiple angles are only recorded
disc.
with
BD/DVD whichdonot
your
forgotten password
theACoutlet
oneofthe
contain
for
will
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Afar 
Afrikaans 
Albanian
Amharic 
Arabic 
Armenian 
Assamese 
Aymara 
Azerbaijani 
Bashkir 
Basque 
Bengali;Bangla 
Bhutani 
Bihari 
Bislama 
Breton 
Bulgarian 
Burmese 
Byelorussian
Cambodian 
Catalan 
Chinese 
Corsican 
Croatian 
Czech 
Danish 
Dutch [DUn 
English
[BUL]
[CHI]
[CZE]
[DAN]
[ENG]
A-B
C-E
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4747 
4752 
6563 
4759 
4764 
5471 
4765 
4771 
4772 
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5167
4860
5072 
4854
4855
4864
4853 
5971 
4851
5759 
4947 
7254 
4961
5464
4965 
5047 
6058 
5160
Language 
Esperanto 
Estonian
Faroese 
Fiji 
Finnish
[FIN]
French
[FRE] 
Frisian 
Galician
Georgian 
German 
Greek 
Greenlandic 
Guarani 
Gujarati 
Hausa 
Hebrew 
Hindi 
Hungarian
Icelandic 
Indonesian 
Interlingua 
Interlingue 
Inupiak 
Irish
Italian 
Japanese 
Javanese 
Kannada 
Kashmiri 
Kazakh
[GER]
[GRE]
[lRI]
[ITA]
[HUN]
[ICE]
[JPN]
F-H
I-K
5161
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5166
5261 
5256 
5255 
5264 
5271 
5358 
5747 
5051 
5158 
5758 
5360 
5367 
5447 
5569 
5455 
5467
5565 
5560 
5547 
5551 
5557 
5347 
5566 
5647 
5669 
5760 
5765 
5757
Language 
Kinyarwanda 
Kirghiz 
Kirundi 
Korean
[KOR]
Kurdish
Laothian 
Latin 
Latvian;Lettish 
Lingala 
Lithuanian 
Macedonian 
Malagasy 
Malay 
Malayalam 
Maltese 
Maori 
Marathi 
Moldavian
Mongolian
Nauru 
Nepali 
Norwegian
Occitan 
Oriya 
Oromo(Afan) 
Panjabi 
Pashto;Pushto 
Persian
Polish
[POL]
Portuguese
L-N
[NOR]
O-R
[POR]
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5771
6460
5761 
5767
5861 
5847 
5868
5860
5866
5957 
5953 
5965 
5958
5966
5955
5964
5961
5960
6047
6051 
6061
6149
6164 
6159 
6247 
6265 
5247 
6258 
6266
Language
Quechua 
Rhaeto-Romance 
Romanian 
Russian
samoan 
Sangho 
sanskrit 
Scots 
Serbian 
Serbo-Croatian 
Sesotho 
Setswana 
Shona 
Sindhi
Singhalese 
Siswat 
Slovak 
Siovenian 
Somali 
Spanish 
Sundanese 
Swahili 
Swedish
Tagalog 
Tajik 
Tamil 
Tatar 
Telugu 
Thai 
Tibetan
[RUM]
[RUS]
Gaelic
[SLO]
[SPA]
[SWE]
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6461
6467
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Tigrinya 
Tonga 
Tsonga 
Turkish 
Turkmen
Twi
[TUR]
6553 
6547
5350 
6564 
6554 
6566
6660
6560 
6550 
6555 
6565 
6557
Ukrainian 
Urdu
Uzbek 
Vietnamese 
Volapuk 
Welsh 
Wolof 
Xhosa 
Yiddish 
Yoruba 
Zulu
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6665
6664
6657 
6669
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6647
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6651 
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Others
Specifications  "  "  '
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Others
,
,,"
,
SIGNAL SYSTEM
NTSCcoior 
APPLICABLE
(1)
BD/DVD-video Discs
I-layer
(1 
I-layer
(1
(2)
BD-REIBD-R 
1-layer 12cm single-sided discs, 2-layer 12cm single-sided discs 
I-layer
(3)
DVD-R 
1-layer 12cm single-sided discs, 2-layer 12cm single-sided discs 
I-layer
(4)
DVD-RW
I-layer
I-layer
(5)
Compact discs (audio 
12cm discs, 8cm discs
(6)
CD-RW/-R
12cm discs, 8cm discs
APPLICABLE MEMORY CARDS
(1)SDMemory 
(2)
SDHC
(3)
miniSD Card
(4)
microSDCard
S-VIDEO OUTPUT
Y
output
C
output 
Output 
VIDEO OUTPUT
Y
output
Output 
COMPONENT OUTPUT
Y
output
Pa/Ca
output
PRICR
output
Output 
HDMIOUTPUT
Output 
HDMI ver.
DISCS
12cm single-sided discs, 2-layer 12cm single-sided discs, 2-layer 12cm double-sideddiscs
layer per side)
8cm single-sided discs, 2-layer 8cm single-sided discs, 2-layer 8cm double-sided discs
layer per side)
(Recorded in BDMV format)
8cm single-sided discs, 2-layer8cm single-sided discs
8cm single-sided discs, 2-layer 8cm single-sided discs
12cm single-sided discs
8cm single-sided discs
CD)
Card
Memory
level: 1Vp-p 
level: 0.286Vp-p
connectors: 5 connector, 1 set
level: 1Vp-p
connectors: Pin jack, 1set
level:
connectors:
jack: 19-pin HDMI terminal, 1 set
l.3b
Card
(75ntohms)
(75ntohms)
lVp-p
(75ntohms) 
level:0.648Vp'p 
level: 0.648Vp-p
BNC
jacks, 1 set/Pin jacks, 1 set
(Deep Color,
(75ntohms) 
(75ntohms)
Dolby
Digital Plus, Dolby TrueHD, DTS-HD)
ANALOG AUDIO OUTPUT 
Output
level: 2Vrms 
2 channel 
Multi
AUDIO OUTPUT 
(1)
(2)
(3) 
(4)
DIGITAL AUDIO OUTPUT 
Optical
Coaxial 
POWER
AC
POWER
68W (Standby: 0.8Wl 
MAXIMUM
W :434mm (17-2/16") 
H :139mm (5-8/16")  
D :399mm (15-12/16")  
(including
MASS
10.3 kg (22.8Ibs) 
REMOTE CONTROL
RC-1090 
Infrared pulse 
Supply:DC3V, 
External dimensions:
(l,R)output
channel
(Fl,
Frequency response
1
BDs
(linear
2 DVDs (linear
3
CDs
SIN
ratio  : 125dB 
Total harmonic 
Dynamicrange  :
digital 
digital
SUPPLY
120V, 60Hz
CONSUMPTION
EXTERNAL DIMENSIONS
protruding
type
connector: Pin jacks,
FR,C,Sl,
PROPERTIES
PCM)
PCM)
output: 
output:
2 R6P/AA batteries
SR,
distortion
Optical connector, 1 set 
Pin jack, 1set
parts)
SBl,
SBR,
SW):
Pin jacks, 1set
:4Hzto22kHz (48kHz sampling)
:4Hzto44kHz (96kHz sampling) 
:4Hzto88kHz (192kHz sampling) 
:4Hzto22kHz (48kHz sampling) 
:4Hzto44kHz (96kHz sampling) 
:4Hzto20kHz
: 1kHz 0.0008%
1l0dB
W :52mm (2-1/16")  
H :227mm (8-15/16") 
D :30mm (1-3/16") 
Mass:
171
g (0.4Ibs) (included batteries)
• For purposesofimprovement,specifications and design are subjecttochange
without
notice.
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Quand "Mode Audio
"Sortie numerique" est sur "Train Binaire",
BO"
est regie sur "Sortie Audio Mixte", "Sortie Audio HOMI" est sur "Sourdine"
ces
signaux audio seront reproduits comme Oolby Oigital.
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les
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SiIetitreBOn'a pas
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audio
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sont
reunies :
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