Dolby Laboratories ZE-200DVD User Manual
DVD & MP3
RDS RECEIVER
MODEL NO:
ZE-200DVD
OPERATION MANUAL
CONTENTS
Before You Start
General Functions ......................................... 4
Precautions ................................................... 5
Care of Discs .................................................6
Region Number .............................................. 6
What the Marks on DVDs Indicate ...............6
Disc Organization ...........................................7
Theft Protection .............................................8
What is What
■ Head Unit ...................................................9
■ Remote Control ........................................ 12
Basic Operation
Power ON/OFF ............................................ 13
Mute Control .............................................13
Mode Switch ............................................13
Switching the Display Mode ........................ 13
Set Clock ..................................................... 13
System Setup .............................................. 13
Setup Bass, Treble, Balance, Fader,
Loudness and Sound Effects ...................... 14
■ Bass and Treble Control ..........................14
■ Balance and Fader Control ..................... 14
■ Loudness Control ....................................14
■ Sound Effect Control ...............................14
Tuner Operation
Select Band ................................................. 15
Search Station .............................................15
Change to Preset Station ............................ 15
Store Current Station ................................... 15
Scan Stored Station ....................................15
Select LOC/DX Control ................................15
RDS Functions ........................................15-17
DVD Player Setup
Loudspeaker Setup .....................................21
Set TV Aspect .............................................. 22
Set OSD Language ..................................... 23
Set Dolby ProLogic Output ........................ 23
Select Audio language ................................. 23
Select Subtitle Language ...........................23
Set TV Type .................................................. 23
Set Parental Lock/Password ......................24
CD Changer Operation
Mode Switch ................................................ 25
Pause and Playback ....................................25
Select Discs .................................................25
Random/Scan .............................................. 25
Repeat Play .................................................25
AUX Operation .................................. 25
Installation & Connection
Installation Notes ........................................26
Accessories and Hardware .........................26
Installation Procedure
■ Installation of Unit ....................................27
■ Wiring of Power Input ..............................28
■ Connection of Speakers .......................... 29
■ Connection of Line-Out’s .........................30
Fuse ............................................................. 30
Troubleshooting ......................................30-31
Specifications ..............................................62
Warranty .......................................................63
DVD Player Operation
Panel and Disc Operation ............................ 18
2-CH ~ 5.1-CH Setup .................................. 18
Pause/Playback ........................................... 19
Start/Stop Playback ...................................19
Skip Playback ..............................................19
Repeat Playback .......................................... 19
Random/Scan Playback ..............................19
Select Chapter/Track or Playtime ............... 19
Select Subtitle Language .............................19
Select Audio Track (language) .....................19
Select Camera Angle ...................................20
Fast Forward/Fast Backward .....................20
Slow Play ....................................................20
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INHALT
Vor der Montage
Generelle Funktionen .................................. 32
Vorsichtsmassnahmen ................................33
Aufbewahrung von Disks ............................. 34
Ländercode .................................................. 34
DVD Labels & Bezeichnungen .................... 34
Disk Organisation .........................................35
Diebstahlschutz ...........................................36
Bedienungselemente
■ Head Unit ............................................37-39
■ Fernbedienung ......................................... 40
Grundfunktionen
Power EIN/AUS ..........................................41
Stummschaltung ......................................... 41
Betriebsmodus ............................................41
Betriebsmodus Anzeige ............................... 41
Einstellung Uhrzeit .......................................41
System Einstellung ...................................... 41
Klangeinstellungen wie Bass, Treble,
Balance, Fader, Loudness
und Sound-Effekte ....................................... 42
■ Bass und Treble ....................................... 42
■ Balance und Fader ................................... 42
■ Loudness ................................................. 42
■ Klang-Effekte ...........................................42
Tuner Bedienung
Auswahl Tuner Band ....................................43
Stationssuche .............................................. 43
Senderabspeicherung Preset ......................43
Abspeichern vom aktuellen Sender ............. 43
Absuchen der gespeicherten Sender ..........43
Auswahl LOCAL/DX ..................................... 43
RDS Funktionen ......................................44-46
DVD Player Einstellungen
Lautsprecher Setup ....................................50
Einstellung Bildformat .................................. 51
Einstellung Sprache OSD ...........................51
Einstellung Dolby Pro Logic ....................... 51
Auswahl Sprache Audio ..............................52
Auswahl Sprache Untertitel .........................52
Auswahl TV Typ ...........................................53
Einstellung Parental Lock/Password .......... 54
CD Wechsler Bedienung
Mode Switch ................................................ 55
Pause und Playback ....................................55
Disk Auswahl ............................................... 55
Random/Scan .............................................. 55
Wiederhol-Funktionen .................................. 55
AUX Funktion ....................................55
Installation & Anschluss
Installations-Hinweise ................................. 56
Zubehör und Hardware ..............................56
Installations Prozedur
■ Geräte Installation ....................................57
■ Anschluss vom Gerät ............................... 58
■ Lautsprecheranschluss ............................ 59
■ Verstärker Anschluss ............................... 60
Sicherung ..................................................... 60
Fehlersuche ............................................60-63
Spezifikationen ............................................62
Garantie .......................................................63
DVD Player Bedienung
Bedienpanel & Disks .................................... 47
2-Kanal~5.1 Einstellungen ........................... 48
Pause/Playback ........................................... 48
Start/Stop Wiedergabe ............................... 48
Titelsprung ................................................... 48
Wiederholfunktionen .................................... 48
Random/Scan Wiedergabe ..........................48
Auswahl Kapitel/Track oder Spielzeit ......... 49
Auswahl Sprache Untertitel .........................49
Auswahl Sprache Soundtrack .....................49
Auswahl Kamerawinkel ................................ 49
Schneller Vor/Rücklauf ...............................49
Zeitlupe ........................................................ 49
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BEFORE YOU START
Dolby Digital & ProLogic 5.1 channel surround setup — installation diagram of
speakers
Specifications for reproduction of Dolby Digital 5.1 sources (DVD discs)
The sound system in a car - for best reproduction of 5.1 Dolby Digital encoded
discs – requests the following speaker systems to be installed:
e 2 front speakers e 2 rear surround speakers e a center channel speaker and e
a subwoofer. Together with an LCD monitor, the in-car AV system can create a perfect sound stage and faithfully reproduce the sound tracks contained on DVD’s that
have been mastered with Dolby Digital 5.1 encoding equipment.
GENERAL FUNCTIONS
Type of supported discs: DVD, SVCD, DVCD, VCD, CD, MP3, etc.
TV Type: NTSC, PAL or Auto
Video Output: Pan & Scan, Letterbox, Wide Screen
Audio Output:
■ DOLBY DIGITAL and DTS decoder
■ PRO LOGIC decoder
■ Full 5.1CH or DOWNMIX stereo output
Disc Playback functions:
■ Multi-angle, Multi-language
■ Fast Forward, Fast Backward, Slow Forward, Slow Backward
■ Last memory auto-play
RDS Tuner:
■ Store 18 FM and 12 AM broadcasting stations
■ FM Frequency: 87.5~108 MHz
■ AM Frequency: 531~1602 kHz
■ Tuner with automatic and manual scan
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BEFORE YOU START
DTS is a registered trademark of
Digital Theater System, Inc.
.
Manufactured under license from Dolby Laboratories.
Dolby, Pro Logic and the double-D symbol are
trademarks of Dolby Laboratories
PRECAUTIONS
■ Do not directly expose the headunit or parts of it to rain or moisture, in order to prevent
the risk of fire and electric shock.
■ Do not place the monitor in the direct viewing range of the driver to avoid traffic accidents.
■ The product contains a Class 1 laser source. The laser emits a visible or invisible hazardous laser beam.
■ Do not open the housing of this headunit and do not attempt to repair this device by
yourself.
■ Do not operate this headunit with an LCD monitor while you drive because this can lead
to a traffic accident. Park the car in safe place and operate the monitor when the car is
not on the move.
■ When washing your car, do not expose any device of your car AV system to water or
excessive moisture. This may result in electric shortcuts, fire or other serious damages.
■ Parking in direct sunlight can heat up the interior to extremely high temperatures. Let
your car cool down before you activate your car AV system.
■ Do not operate this DVD headunit at a higher than rated voltage for longer periods of
time. The power supply is designed to handle DC 12V.
■ Do not put anything other than discs into the disc tray.
■ When leaving the car, be sure to eject the disc and put it away to protect the software.
■ Keep the listening volume at a low level to be able to drive in a behaved manner and
concentrate on traffic and road conditions.
■ When you wash your car, always try to avoid exposure of the installed AV System (speakers, amplifier, monitor and headunit) to water or excessive humidity, in order to avoid
electric shorts or other damages.
■ Leave the service or maintenance of electronic devices up to qualified personnel. Never
try to disassemble or adjust any electronic devices.
■ Try to mount the headunit with a low horizontal angle (flat). If the unit is tilted up or down
for more than 15°, malfuntions may occur.
■ This headunit is fully NTSC/PAL compliant. When you connect other (video) devices to
this product, be sure these components are compatible with the same video standards,
otherwise images will not be displayed correctly.
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BEFORE YOU START
CARE OF DISCS
How to hold disc
Do not touch the disc on the information side with your fingers.
Do not scratch the disc.
Do not bend the disc.
When not in use, put away the disc.
Do not use irregular and deformed discs.
Do not leave the disc in following places:
Direct sunlight
Near car heaters
Dirt, dust and humid areas
Seats and dashboards
Disc cleaning
Use a dry and soft cloth and always wipe from the center of the disc outwards.
Treatment of new discs
Remove potential rough edges on the inner and outer rim of new discs with a pencil, to
avoid malfunctions of the transport mechanism.
REGION NUMBERS
DVD players and DVD discs feature region numbers indicating the area in which they were
purchased. Playback of DVD is not possible unless it features the same region number as the
DVD player. This product’s region number is displayed on a sticker applied to the housing of
the device.
The illustration below shows the regions and corresponding region numbers:
■ Region 1: USA, Canada, Islands in the Eastern Pacific Ocean;
■ Region 2: Japan, Western Europe, Northern Europe, South America, and Middle East;
■ Region 3: Taiwan, Hong Kong, South Korea, Thailand, Indonesia, countries in Southeast
Asia;
■ Region 4: Australia, New Zealand, Central America, island countries in the Southern
Pacific Ocean;
■ Region 5: Northwest Asia, Eastern Europe, Russia, Mongolia, the Indian Subcontinent,
Central Asia, North Korea, North Africa;
■ Region 6: Mainland China.
WHAT THE MARKS ON DVDS INDICATE
The marks shown below can be found on DVD disc labels and packages. They indicate the
type of images and audio tracks recorded on the disc, and the functions you can use.
Indicates the number of audio tracks.
Indicates the number of subtitle languages.
Indicates the number of viewing angles.
Indicates the picture aspect ratio (screen width-to-height ratio)
Indicates the region number / code.
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BEFORE YOU START
DISC ORGANIZATION
DVD Discs
On DVD-Video discs, the contents are divided chapters. With video material, a single file/
track (movie etc.) usually corresponds to a single title, containing different scenes that correspond to separate chapters. With karaoke discs, one song normally corresponds to one title.
However, some discs are not structured like this, so bear this in mind when trying to use the
search function.
Video-CD and CD/MP3 Discs
On CDs/MP3 and Video-CDs, the contents are divided into tracks. One track usually corresponds to one song.
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BEFORE YOU START
THEFT PROTECTION
The front panel can be detached from the head unit and stored in the protective case provided. When you turn off the ignition, the panel will automatically slide down for a period of 25
sec. so you can take it off. This function can be turned off in the SETUP mode.
1. Removing the front panel
■ Press the OPEN/EJECT button on the head unit or turn off the front panel.
■ Grip the middle part of panel and pull it gently outward.
■ Put the front panel into the protective case to avoid scratches.
2. Attaching the front panel
When the slide arm is in its lower position:
■ Put the front panel in place by holding the middle part of it paralleled to the slide arm,
and then push it securely into the mounting hooks.
3. When slide arm is in its normal position:
■ Align the front panel with the headunit. Grip the right side of the panel and clip it securely into the left mounting hooks – now apply pressure to the right side of the panel in
order to lock it into the right mounting hooks.
Note:
■ Never use too much force – the mechanical parts are fine and may be damaged.
■ Avoid dropping the front panel – hard impacts may damage the panel or parts of it.
■ Keep the front panel out of direct sunlight and avoid exposure to high temperatures.
1.
2.
3.
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BEFORE YOU START
WHAT IS WHAT?
HEAD UNIT
1. POWER/MUTE button
■ Press to turn on the unit when in standby state; Press to mute the volume at power on
state.
■ Press and hold over 2 sec, to turn it off.
2. VOLUME ADJUSTMENT/SELECT/LOCAL button
■ Rotate to adjust the volume.
■ Press to select sound effect setup, e.g.: Bass, Treble, Balance, Fader, Loudness, Sound
Effects.
■ Press and hold over 2 sec, to switch between LOCAL/DISTANCE while the tuner is
playing as a source.
3. DISP button
■ Press to select different displays.
4. BAND button
■ Press to select between three FM and two AM bands.
5. AS/PS button
■ Press to scan the preset station (PS).
■ Press and hold over 2 sec to start the auto-scan search mode for stations at the selec-
ted (current) band and store it to the preset stations (AS).
■ When playing disc, press to display the OSD. Different disc will display the different
OSD.
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BEFORE YOU START
6. AUDIO button
■ When playing a DVD disc, press this button to select the audio language; when playing a
VCD / MP3 disc, press it to select the audio sound channel.
7. SUBTITLE button
■ When playing a DVD disc, press this to select a title language.
8. RESUME button
■ Press the STOP button when playing a disc, later on you can press the RESUME button,
and the player returns to the initial break(stop) point and start playing from this position.
6. AF button
■ When the receiving situation is not good, RDS can automatically send AF of same program from RDS broadcasting station. When playing DVD disc, press it to select audio
language; when playing VCD MP3 disc, press to select audio sound channel.
7. TA button
■ Traffic announcement function: When EON broadcasting station has traffic announcement, it can temporarily switch to EON broadcasting station to broadcast. After the
announcement is over, it can switch automatically to original broadcasting station, you
can listen to the original program.
■ During the playing of DVD or CDC, it can insert TA information, after TA broadcasting is
over, it can automatically switch to original DVD or CDC playing model.
■ When playing DVD disc, press to select title language.
8. PTY button
■ Program type: Some stations carry a recognition signal like: news, rock, classic music,
etc.
9. PREVIOUS (
■ Press to go to the previous track (chapter) or start an automatic scan for a lower tuning
frequency when the headunit is in tuner mode.
■ If pressed and hold for over 2 sec, a fast reverse playback will be performed, or the
tuning frequency can be decreased manually when the headunit is in tuner mode.
10. NEXT (
■ Press to go to the next track (chapter) or start an automatic scan for a higher tuning frequency when the headunit is in tuner mode.
■ If pressed and hold over 2 sec, a fast forward playback will be performed, or the tuning
frequency can be decreased manually when the headunit is in tuner mode.
11. ENTER/PLAY button
■ If the current operating mode is DVD, this key is used to start playback of the disc
(ENTER).
12. OPEN.EJECT button
■ Press to open the front panel. If the unit features a loaded disc, it will be ejected.
5643Button
13.
■ Press to move the cursor.
■ Press the button
adjustment mode. While in this mode, press the button
move one angle step.
■ In DVD mode, press the button
setup.
) /REVERSE ( ) button
)/FORWARD ( ) button
6and hold it for more than 2 sec, the unit will enter the panel angle
6once and the front panel will
5and hold it for more than 2 sec, to enter the menu
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BEFORE YOU START
14. REMOTE SENSOR
15. RESET
■ Press the reset switch with a sharp tipped tool (needle, ball pen etc). All adjustments
made will be erased and over-written by the factory default.
16. MODE button
■ Press to select the desired source
17. 1 button
■ Press for preset tuning.
18. 2 button
■ Press for preset tuning.
17. 1/DISC-buttons
■ Press for preset tuning and previous disc search when using a CDC player.
18. 2/DISC+buttons
■ Press for preset tuning and next disc search when using a CDC player.
19. 3/P.MODE button
■ Press for preset tuning and switch the play mode (e.g. random, intro (scan)) when using a
CDC player or the built-in DVD player.
20. 4/2-6CH button
■ Press for preset tuning and switch between 2CH and 6CH output mode when using the
built-in DVD player.
21. 5/REPT button
■ Press for preset tuning and repeat playback when using a CDC player or the built-in DVD
player.
22. 6/STOP button
■ Press for preset tuning and stop playback when in DVD mode.
23. PAUSE button
■ Press to pause play.
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BEFORE YOU START
REMOTE CONTROL
■ The operation and functions of the keys on the remote are identical with the front panel
– see descriptions under headunit in the previous chapter.
■ For the other additional keys refer to the chapter “DVD operation”.
Use and care of the remote control
Installing the battery
Slide out the battery tray on the back of the remote control and insert the battery with the
plus (+) and minus (-) poles pointing in the proper directions.
Warning & Caution
■ Keep the battery out of the reach of children. Should the battery be swallowed, immedia-
tely consult a doctor.
■ Use only batteries of the following type: CR2025 (3V) lithium battery.
■ Remove the battery if the remote control will not be used for a period of one month or
longer.
■ Do not recharge, disassemble, heat or dispose battery in fire.
■ Do not handle the battery with metallic tools.
■ Do not store the battery with metallic materials.
■ In the event of battery leakage, wipe the remote control battery tray completely clean and
install a new battery.
■ For disposal of used batteries, please follow and comply with the regulations imposed by
the government of your territory.
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BASIC OPERATION
POWER ON/OFF
■ Press the [POWER/MUTE] button on the front panel to turn the unit on
■ Press the [POWER/MUTE] button on the front panel for more than 2 sec to turn the unit
off
MUTE CONTROL
■ When the unit is turned on, press the [POWER/MUTE] button on the front panel to mute
the sound; press this button once more to exit MUTE mode.
MODE SWITCH
■ Press the [MODE] button repeatedly to switch between the following modes:
■ Tuner
Note:
In the following case, the source mode will not change:
■ When no disc is loaded into the headunit, the DVD mode is invalid.
■ When no magazine is loaded into the CD-changer, or the CD-changer is not connected
to the headunit, the CDC mode is invalid.
SWITCH THE DISPLAY MODES
■ Press the [DISP] button repeatedly, to check out different displays on the on the LCD
screen, according to the following sequence. After 5 sec, the display will turn back to the
default display of the current mode automatically.
Tuner: frequency (default)
CDC: play time (default)
DVD: play time (default)
AUX: AUX
Note:
■ When the unit is in standby state, only the current time will be displayed on the LCD, if
the clock display is enabled.
DVD (Built-in player) CDC (Multi-CD changer) AUX Tuner
clock
clock
disc type clock
clock
SET CLOCK
■ If the current display mode is set to clock mode, pressing the button [DISP] for a little
longer will put the unit into clock set mode.
In clock set mode:
■ Pressing the [DISP] button will switch between Hour and Minute setting.
■ Pressing the [
■ Pressing the [
Note:
■ If there no operation within 5 sec, the device will quit clock set mode.
SYSTEM SETUP
■ When the unit has been turned on, and the current display mode isn’t set to clock mode,
pressing the [DISP] button a little longer will activate the system setup mode.
■ Press the [
button to select a value and apply.
] button will increase time data.
] button will decrease time data.
] and [ ] buttons to select the item you want to adjust, then use the [DISP]
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BASIC OPERATION
Setup item Range Default
Clock mode 12H/24H 12H
Panel detachable ON/OFF OFF
Beep ON/OFF ON
Clock display ON/OFF ON
Light in ON/OFF ON
LCD flash mode 0~14 14
LCD contrast 0~7 2
Note:
■ If there is no operation within 5 sec or the [DISP] button has been pressed for a little lon-
ger once more, the unit will exit the system setup mode.
SETUP BASS, TREBLE, BALANCE, FADER, LOUD
ANDSOUND EFFECT
■ Press the [SEL/LOC] button to select the audio mode according the following sequence:
Volume
Bass Treble Balance Fader Loud Sound effect Volume
BASS AND TREBLE CONTROL
■ In Bass or Treble mode, rotate the [VOLUME ADJUSTMENT] knob to increase or decrease
Bass/Treble.
■ If this button is pressed for more than 0.5 sec, the value will be continuously adjusted.
BALANCE AND FADER CONTROL
■ In Balance mode, rotate the [VOLUME ADJUSTMENT] knob, to shift the relative volume
to the Left or Right speaker system. In Fader mode, rotate the [VOLUME ADJUSTMENT]
knob, to shift the volume more to the Front or to the Rear speaker system.
■ If this button is pressed for more than 0.5 sec, the value will be continuously adjusted.
LOUDNESS CONTROL
■ In Loud mode, rotate the [VOLUME ADJUSTMENT] knob to activate or turn off the
Loudness function.
SOUND EFFECT CONTROL
■ In Sound Effect mode, rotate the [VOLUME ADJUSTMENT] knob to select a sound effect
according to the following sequence: Normal
FLAT JAZZ ROCK CLASSIC
POP
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TUNER OPERATION
SELECT TUNER FUNCTION
Press the [MODE] button and select RADIO mode, then the headunit will switch over to the
tuner.
SELECT BAND
Press the [BAND] button to select the band in the following sequence:
FM2 FM3 AM1 AM2 FM1
FM1
SEARCH STATION
Auto-search Station
■ Press the [
step until the radio station you are looking for is found.
■ Press the [
this step until the radio station you are looking for is found.
] button to auto-search a radio station with increasing frequency. Repeat this
] button to auto-search a radio station with decreasing frequency. Repeat
MANUAL SEARCH STATION
■ Press the [
mode.
■ Press the [
ly.
Note:
■ Without operation of a key within 5 sec, the system will exit the manual search mode.
CHANGE TO PRESET STATION
■ Press the [1/DISC-], [2/DISC+], [3/P.MODE], [4/2-6CH], [5/REPT], [6/STOP] buttons to
switch to a preset station. The relevant frequency will be indicated on the LCD display.
STORE CURRENT STATION
■ Press any of the 6 station presets (see above) for a longer period of time, to store a cur-
rent station to a specific preset button of your choice.
SCAN STORED STATION
■ Press the [AS] button to scan the stored stations of currently selected band and playback
each station for 5 sec. Press the [PS] button for a longer period of time, to scan the current tuner band and auto-store all stations of good quality that were found, directly into
the 6 available station presets of the currently selected band.
SELECT LOC/DX CONTROL
■ Press the [SEL/LOC] button for more than 2 sec to enter short-distance control mode,
and turn on the LOC icon. Press this button once more for a period of more than 2 sec, to
switch back into long-distance control mode, and turn the LOC icon off.
RDS (RADIO DATA SYSTEM) FUNCTIONS
When FM broadcasting stations transmit radio programs, additional RDS data can be received by RDS capable receivers. The extra data which is broadcasted along with the audio signal, gives the user a handful of extra features and it also simplifies the use of the integrated
tuner device.
] or [ ] buttons for a longer period of time to enter the manual search
] or [ ] buttons again to decrease or increase the tuning frequency manual-
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TUNER OPERATION
AF (Alternative Frequency)
■ When the received signal of a given radio station becomes too weak for clear reception,
the AF function enables the tuner to switch over to the same station that s broadcasted
on another frequency that transmits the same program, but can be received with a stronger signal level and reproduced in higher quality.
EON (Enhanced Other Networks)
■ This function is to improve the traffic announcement function of RDS tuners. Besides
receiving traffic announcements of certain preset radio stations, EON provides traffic
news of the current location to be transmitted – no matter what station is currently playing
back.
PS (Program Service Name)
When radio station broadcasts with RDS data, the display of the headunit can automatically
display the name of the currently received broadcasting station (instead of displaying the
tuning frequency only).
PTY (Program Type)
■ Program type signal recognition, such as: news, rock, classic music, etc. You can select
or search any kind of program material you’d like to hear by using the PTY function.
TA (Traffic Announcement)
■ Traffic announcement function in the FM band: When an RDS-EON broadcasting radio
station transmits traffic news, the built-in tuner can temporarily switch to an EON broadcasting station, to broadcast this message. After the traffic announcement is over, the
tuner automatically switches back to the original broadcasting station you have chosen
before, so you can listen to the original program without having to change the station.
■ During playback of other sources like DVD or CDC, the TA function will insert TA informati-
on automatically (when TA is activated). After the TA broadcasting is over, the receiver will
automatically switch back to the original source that was playing before.
CT (Clock Time)
■ The tuner will receive and accept time data to autocorrect the system clock.
Changing AF mode
■ Pressing the AF key for a longer period of time changes the AF mode. When AF is activa-
ted, the AF icon is illuminated and can be seen in the LCD display. When the current radio
station signal becomes too weak, you can watch the AF icon blink as the tuner currently
seeks a better station.
Changing Display
■ Pressing the DISP button will change the display as follows: broadcasting station name
type of station CT station current frequency broadcasting station name
Select TA on
■ When want to listen to traffic news and announcements, press the TA button for a longer
period of time, and switch to a station that broadcasts traffic news. Press the TA button
once again to end the TA function.
Volume setup
■ While you listen to TA controlled traffic news, you can rotate the VOLUME ADJUSTMENT
knob to adjust the playback volume of the news you hear. The volume level you have set
is stored, and the next time the TA function is activated, the volume level that was set
before is used. The TA volume level is stored separately, and is therefore independent
from the main volume setting.
Traffic Program searching tuner
■ When TA is turned on, press the
■ When TA is off, activate the TA function, so the tuner can trigger a TP station search.
button or button, to start the TA auto search.
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TUNER OPERATION
Switch to PTY state
■ Press the DIGIT button, then enter PTY mode. Now all the listening program type will be
displayed on the LCD display. If no program type identification can be received, the LCD
screen will display “NO PTY”.
Program type selection
■ When PTY is on, press the
button or the button to select the preferred program
type as follows:
After selecting PTY, press the BAND button to start the auto search for radio stations.
PTY programmed table and program type
When selecting PTY, according to your preferences of the program you’d like to listen to,
press any key from 1 to 6. The preset key is setup to the program types (factory default setting) as shown in the diagram below:
Preset key 1 2 3 4 5 6
Program
type
Display News Speech Sport Pop music Classics Music
News Speech Sport Pop music Classics
music
Music
You can change these presets according to own requirements. When in the process of PTY
selection, press any of the preset PTY number keys for a longer period of time, and your
selection is stored to the tuner memory.
Search of a broadcasting station using PTY
■ Press any of the preset keys from 1 to 6, and select what you like. The current preset
program type will be displayed approx. 5 sec on the LCD screen.
■ Press the BAND button and the receiver will start a search across the FM frequency program selection. Once the playing program selection is exit, you can directly receive the
found radio station.
■ If no current station does broadcast the program type information, the screen will indicate this by displaying “NO PTY” in blinking letters on the display, and the receiver will
default back to a normal radio station.
Urgent message receiving
■ A special function allows to broadcast URGENT messages, no matter how the tuner is
set up. So for so called urgent messages, the receiver will switch over to the appropriate
channel and display the urgency by the letters “ALARM” in the display of the headunit.
Note:
In some areas, receiving of urgent messages is not possible.
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DVD PLAYER OPERATION
BEFORE OPERATION
■ Before laser disc operation, make sure the TFT monitor has been properly connected to
this headunit.
■ The audio output mode depends on the type of laser disc and keep in mind that different
discs can have different output modes. Carefully read the description of disc before operation.
Release/Open Front Panel
■ Press the [
Close Front Panel
■ When the front panel is open, press the [
Disc Loading
■ Before inserting a disc, make sure that there is no disc loaded already. Please check the
disc mark on the LCD screen to confirm whether there is a disc inserted or not.
■ After the disc has loaded, the unit will automatically close the front panel.
] button to slide the front panel down. Please see the sketch below.
] button to automatically close the panel.
Disc Eject Out
■ Press the [
now.
Note:
■ In DVD mode, ejecting a loaded disc will automatically put the headunit into tuner mode.
■ When the headunit is in standby mode, inserting a disc will turn the the headunit on.
■ When a disc is loaded, it will take some time to start playback.
] button to slide the front panel down. If a disc is loaded, it will be ejected
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DVD PLAYER OPERATION
2-CHANNEL ~ 5.1-CHANNEL SETUP
■ When the unit is set to 2-channel mode, pressing the [4/2-6CH] button for a longer period
of time will set the mode to 5.1 channel. This will be indicated on the LCD display with
“FULL 6CH”.
Note:
■ The volume of 2-CH and 5.1-CH modes is controlled and stored independently. Before
you switch to 5.1-CH mode, lower the volume and also check the input gain settings of
your external amplifier, to avoid nasty surprises!
PAUSE & PLAYBACK
■ Press the [PAUSE] button to pause playback.
■ Press it again to resume normal playback.
START & STOP PLAYBACK
■ Press the [ENTER/PLAY] button to start playback of the disc.
■ Press [6/STOP] button to stop playback of the disc.
SKIP PLAYBACK
■ Press the [
■ Press the [
back from there.
Note:
■ When a VCD disc is loaded and PBC is turned ON, this function will not work.
REPEAT PLAYBACK
■ Press the [5/REPT] button once to repeat playback the current Chapter/Track.
■ Press it once more to repeat playback of the whole Title/Disc.
■ Press it a third time to cancel the repeat playback function.
RANDOM/SCAN PLAYBACK
■ Repeatedly press the [3/P.MODE] button to switch among Random/Scan and Normal
playback modes according to the following sequence: Random
■ The “Scan” playback function will play the beginning of each track for roughly 10 sec and
then continue to play the next track/section.
SELECT CHAPTER/TRACK OR PLAY TIME
■ Press the [GOTO] button on the remote control to select the play time (for CD/VCD) or
select the desired chapter (for DVD).
■ Then press the direction button to select different content or use the numeric keys to
enter a chapter number or time data (if there is no operation within 5 sec, the unit will exit
this mode.)
■ In DVD mode, press the button again to select playtime of the title, which will be indicated
on monitor.
Note:
■ If you’re using CD discs, you can also directly press a number button on the remote con-
trol to select a certain track, and you don’t need to press the [GOTO] button first, to use
this function.
] button to skip to the next track/chapter and playback from there.
] button to skip backwards to the previous section/chapter and begin play-
Scan Normal
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DVD PLAYER OPERATION
SELECT SUBTITLE LANGUAGE ---ONLY DVD
■ When the disc is playing, the subtitle language will be chosen according the initial preset
of the preferred subtitle language. To change this, press the [SUBTITLE] button on the
remote control to switch among the disc-supported languages. If the disc only supports
one subtitle, the function won’t work. If no setting is chosen within 5 sec, the language
description will disappear.
SELECT AUDIO TRACK (LANGUAGE)---ONLY DVD
■ When the disc is playing, the pre-selected preferred audio track (language) will be repro-
duced. To change this, press the [AUDIO] button on the remote control to select one of
the disc-supported languages. If no setting is chosen within 5 sec, the audio description
will disappear.
SELECT CAMERA ANGLE---ONLY DVD IF DVD DISCS
■ If the DVD disc supports multi-angle playback, press the [ANGLE] button on the remote
control to chose between different camera angles. Note: There are only a few discs that
support this function. If no setting is chosen within 5 sec, the angle description will disappear.
FAST FORWARD & FAST BACKWARD
■ Press the [
]/[ ] buttons on the remote control to FF and FB play of the current disc. Press the button repeatedly, to change the speed of FF and FB according to the following sequence:
1X
SLOW PLAY
■ Press the [SLOW] on the remote control to slow play contents of the current disc. Press
it repeatedly, and the slow play speed will be changed according to the following
sequence: 1X
]/[ ] buttons on the front panel for a longer period of time, or press the [
2X 4X 6X 8X 1X.
1/2 1/4 1/8 1X
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