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PREC AUTION

CAUTION

RISK OF ELE CT RIC SHO CK DO NOT OP EN

CAUTION: TO R ED UC E THE RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK, DO NOT REMOVE COVER (OR BACK). NO USER SERVICEABLE PARTS INSIDE. REFER SERVICING TO QUALIFIED SERVICE PERSONNEL.

The lightni ng f la sh w ith arrowhead s ym bo l, within an equi la te ra l triangle, i s intended to a le rt t he u ser to the presen ce o f un insulated dan ge ro us v oltage within the pr od uc ts e nclosure that m ay b e of s ufficie nt m ag nitude to const it ut e a risk of elect ri c sh oc k to persons.

The exclama ti on p oi nt within an equi la te ral triangle is i nt en de d to alert user t o the presenc e of i mp or tant operatin g an d ma intenance (se rv ic in g) instruct io ns

in the litera tu re a cc ompanying the a pp li ance.

CLAS S 1 LASER PRODU CT

Laser produ ct s ym bo l: located on the r ea r pa nel of the unit, in di ca te t his player is a c la ss laser produ ct , on ly u se weak laser and n o ha za rdous radiati on o ut si de of the unit.

1.Read thro ug h th is i nstruction ma nu al b efore install at io n an d use.

2.Do not touc h th e po we r plug with wet han d.

3.Switch of f th e main power wh en t he u ni t is not in use. (Dis co nn ect the power plu g fr om the power out le t wh en y ou do not intend to u se t he u nit for a prolong ed p er io d of time.) Before movi ng t he u ni t, remove the dis c fr om t he unit/ tray fir st .

4.Do not open t he c ov er o r touch any of the co mp on ents exposed ou t of t he u ni t, only for qualified t ec hn ic ians.

5.Do not expo se t he u ni t under direct su nl ig ht or nearby obje ct s th at r adiate heat t o av oi d damage the un it .

6.Do not plac e th e un it i n moist and humid c on di tions, which ef fect the pick-u p of t he u nit lead to out of wo rk .

7.Place the u ni t on a f la t surface and ven ti la tive conditio n. P le as e ensure the ve nt il at ion holes are not c ov er ed t o avoid overhea ti ng a nd malfunctio n.

8.Clear the p an el a nd c ase with soft dry c lo th o nly, do not ap pl y an y kind of thinner, alcohol or sp ra ys .

9.The appar at us s ha ll not be exposed t o dr ip ping or splashi ng a nd t ha t no objects fi ll ed with liquid s, s uc h as v ases, shall be pl ac ed o n the apparatus .

WAR NING: TO REDUC E THE RISK OF F IR E OR ELECTR IC SHOCK , DO N OT EXPO SE

THIS APP LI AN CE TO R AIN OR MOIST UR E.

7. Spe cificatio n

Gene ral Specifi cation

Powe r Supply Requ irement ......... ......... ......... ......... ......... .....DC 12V

Maxi mum Power Out put...... ....... .. ....6 x 25W (measured a t DC 14.4 V)

Maxi mum Sub woofe r Power Out pu t...... ......... ......... ......... ....1 x 50W

Dime nsions(w x h x d) ......... ....... .. ....... ......... ......... 281 x 173 x 175mm

DVD De ck Specific ation

Form at....... ......... ......... ......... ...DVD/ VCD/JPEG/ MP4/MP3/W MA/CD

Video Syst em..... ......... ......NTS C/PAL /PAL-M/PAL-N/AUTO(o ptional)

Audi o System... ......... ......... ....... .. ....... ......... ......... .......24 b it/96KHz

Load ing System. ......... ....... .. ....... ......... ......... ......... ..... Auto Loa ding

Moun ting Angle.. ......... ....... .. ....... ......... ......... ......... ......... ..0 to +/-30

Video Spec ificati on

Video Type... ......... ......... ......... ......... ....... .. ....... ......... ...16:9 and 4 :3

Vide o Output leve l........ ....... .. ....... ......... .....Comp osite:1.0± 0 .2Vp-p

Load imp edance: 75 oh ms

Hori zontal Reso lution. .. ....... ......... ......... ......... ......... ......... ......... 600

Audi o Specifica tion

Audi o Output(An alog audi o)....... ......... ......... ......... ........2 .0 -1. 0Vrms

Freq uency Respo nse.... .. ....... ......... .......20 Hz ~ 20KHz(at 1 KHz 0 dB)

S/N Ra tio(Audio )........ ....... .. ....... ......... ......... ...≥90dB(at 1 KHz 0 dB)

Radi o Specifica tion

FM Sec tion

Freq uency range ......... ....... .. ....... ......... ......... 87.5MHz - 107 .9MHz(US)

87.5MH z -108.0MHz (EU)

Usab le sensitiv ity......... ......... ......... ......... ......... ......... ....... .. ....... 3uV

I.F Fr equency..... .. ....... ......... ......... ......... ......... ......... ......... 10.7MHz

AM Sec tion

Freq uency....... .. ....... ......... ......... ......... ......... ...530KHz - 1 710KHz( US)

522KHz - 1 620KHz(EU )

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6. The Trou bl e Shootin g

Please re ad t he user s m an ual car ef ully befo re u sing th e DV D player. If y ou h ave any p ro blems with th is p ro duct pl ea se refe r to t he bellow Tr ou ble sho ot ing guide t o he lp you re so lve the iss ue .

NO PICT UR E, S OUND AND I ND ICATIO N * Ensur e th at t he powe r sw itch is o n. * Ensur e th at t he wall i nl et is ok. * Ensur e th at t he powe r co rd is not d am aged or the f us e is not bl ow n. * Ensur e th at t he powe r pl ug is con ne cted to the i nl et tigh tl y.

NO SOUN D BU T PICTU RE O K * Ensur e th at t he play er s a udio ou tp ut has a good c on necti on w ith TV s au di o input . * Check w he th er the au di o conne ct or is damag ed . * Check w he th er you ha ve t urned d ow n the volum e. * Ensur e th at y ou have s et t he righ t AUD IO setup of t he p layer. * Ensur e th at t he audi o is n ot unde r mu te.

NO PICT UR E BU T SOU ND O K * Ensur e th at t he play er s v ideo ou tp ut has a good c on necti on w ith TV s vi de o input . * Ensur e th at y ou have t ur ned you r TV to the AV input cha nn el conn ec ting to you r pl ayer. * Check w he th er the vi de o conne ct or is damag ed . * Ensur e th at y ou have s et t he righ t VI DEO setti ng s of the pl ay er.

BLACK AND WH IT E PICTU RE O R SCREE N RO LLING * Ensur e th at y ou have s et t he righ t TV SYSTEM ( e. g. PAL , NT SC) set ti ng.

FLAWS OF PICTU RE O R SOUND * Check w he th er the se tt ing of AUD IO i s right. * Check w he th er the di sc i s scrat ch ed or stain ed . * Check w he th er the AV con necto r an d the outpu t te rmina l is s tained. * Check w he th er ther e is c onden sa tion insi de t he Lens . If s o, leave th e pl ayer of f for an ho ur or so, th en t ry again. * Check w he th er the in st allat io n angle is le ss t han 30.

DISPL AY NO DISC O R BA D DISC * Ensur e th at y ou have p ut t he disc o n th e tray. * Check w he th er the di sc i s put in th e re verse sid e. * Check w he th er the di sc i s disto rt ed. * Check w he th er the di sc i s stain ed o r scratch ed b adly. * Ensur e th at t he disc f or mat is co mp atible to t he p layer. * Ensur e th at t he temp er ature i ns ide the car i s no t too hig h. I f so, cool of f until t he a mbien t tempe ra tu re retu rn s to norm al . * Repla ce a no ther di sc t o inser t it i nto the dis c co mpart me nt.

REMOT E CO NT ROL IS INSEN SI TIVE OR D OE S NOT WOR K * Check t he b at terie s of r emote c on trol and ma ke s ure tha t th ey are not fl at . * Direc t th e re mote co nt rol to th e IR s ensor of th e pl ayer. * Check w he th er ther e ar e some ob st acles bet we en the re mo te contro l an d IR sens or.

SOME FU NC TI ON BUTT ONS DO NO T WORK * Turn off t he power, th en t urn on ag ai n. * Reset t he u ni t to zero , th en turn o n ag ain. * Remov e th e fr ont pan el f rom the u ni t, then ins ta ll it aga in a nd then tur n on a gain.

THE RAD IO D OE S NOT WOR K * Check w he th er the an te nna cab le i s connect ed f irmly. O r manuall y tu ne for a st at ion.

Content s

1. Before Operation.. .. .. .. .. .. ................. .. .. .. .. .. ................. .. .. .. .. .. ................. .. .. .. .. 3

1.1 Feature........ .. .. .. .. ................... .. .. .. .. ................... .. .. .. .. ................... .. .. .. .. 3

1.2 Precautions.... .. .. .. .. .. ................. .. .. .. .. .. ................. .. .. .. .. .. ................. .. .. .. .3

1.3 Maintenance and Cle an in g of D is cs ................... .. .. .. .. .. ................. .. .. .. .. .. ..4

1.4 Battery Informati on o f th e Re mo te C ontrol............. .. .. .. .. ................... .. .. .. .. .4

1.5 The Rem ot e Co nt ro l De sc ription.......... .. .. .. .. .. ................. .. .. .. .. .. ................5

1.6 Locations and Names o f th e Co nt ro ls ................... .. .. .. .. ................... .. .. .. .. ..6

1.7 Wiring Diagram... .. .. .. .. .. ................. .. .. .. .. .. ................. .. .. .. .. .. ................. .. .7

1.8 Mounting Installa ti on .. .. .. ................. .. .. .. .. .. ................. .. .. .. .. .. ................. .. 7

2. Common Operation.. .. .. .. .. .. ................. .. .. .. .. .. ................. .. .. .. .. .. ................. .. .. 8

3. Radio Operation... .. .. .. .. .. ................. .. .. .. .. .. ................. .. .. .. .. .. ................. .. .. .. 10

4. Basic Disc, USB Operat io n. .. .. .. ................. .. .. .. .. .. ................. .. .. .. .. .. ..............12

4.1 Begin Playback... .. .. .. .. .. ................. .. .. .. .. .. ................. .. .. .. .. .. ................. .. 12

4.2 Pause Playback... .. .. .. .. .. ................. .. .. .. .. .. ................. .. .. .. .. .. ................. .1 3

4.3 Stop Playback ..... .. .. .. .. ................... .. .. .. .. ................... .. .. .. .. .. ................. .1 3

4.4 Select Chapter/Track with the the >> |/ |< < Bu tt on s................ .. .. .. .. .. ...........13

4.5 Select Chapter/Track with the Numb er B ut to ns .. ................. .. .. .. .. .. ............13

4.6 Select Chapter/Track with the Root /P BC M en u. .. ................. .. .. .. .. .. ...........13

4.7 Termina te t he P la yb ac k. ................. .. .. .. .. .. ................. .. .. .. .. .. ................. .. 14

5. Advanced Disc, USB Oper at io n. .. .. ................... .. .. .. .. ................... .. .. .. .. .........14

5.1 Playback with Speed .. .. .. .. .. ................. .. .. .. .. .. ................. .. .. .. .. .. ..............14

5.2 Playback with Slow Sp ee d. .. .. .. ................. .. .. .. .. .. ................. .. .. .. .. .. .........14

5.3 Playback with Still F ra me . .. .. .. ................. .. .. .. .. .. ................. .. .. .. .. .. ...........15

5.4 Playback Repeated ly. ................. .. .. .. .. .. ................. .. .. .. .. .. ................. .. .. .1 5

5.4.1 One/All Repeat. .. .. .. .. .. ................. .. .. .. .. .. ................. .. .. .. .. .. ................. .1 5

5.4.2 A-B Repeat...... .. .. .. .. ................... .. .. .. .. .. ................. .. .. .. .. .. ................. .. 15

5.5 Playback from a speci fi ed C ha pt er /Tr ac k or a S pe ci fied Time............. .. .. .. .1 6

5.6 Playback in Random. .. .. .. .. .. ................. .. .. .. .. .. ................. .. .. .. .. .. .............16

5.7 Playback in Diffe re nt An gle.............. .. .. .. .. .. ................. .. .. .. .. .. ................. .1 6

5.8 Playback in Zoom Mode .. .. .. .. .. ................. .. .. .. .. .. ................. .. .. .. .. .. .........16

5.9 Change the Caption La ng ua ge .. .. ................... .. .. .. .. ................... .. .. .. .. .....17

5.10 Change the Audio Lang ua ge .. .. .. ................... .. .. .. .. ................... .. .. .. .. .. ...17

5.11 Look ov er t he P la yb ac k Status..... ......... .. .. .. .. .. ................. .. .. .. .. .. ............17

5.12 Program Playback .. .. .. .. .. ......... ......... .. .. .. .. .. ................. .. .. .. .. .. ...............18

5.13 Playback the Pictu re C D in J PE G Fo rm at............... .. .. .. .. .. ................... .. .. 18

5.14 Mp4 OPERATI ON .. .. ................. .. .. .. .. .. ................. .. .. .. .. .. ................. .. .. .1 9

5.15 ESP an d ID 3 Fu nc ti on ................... .. .. .. .. .. ................. .. .. .. .. .. ................. .1 9

5.16 USB Operation .... .. .. .. .. .. ................. .. .. .. .. .. ................. .. .. .. .. .. ................. 19

5.17 The DV D Sy st em M en u Se tup Operation........ .. .. .. .. .. ................. .. .. .. .. .. ...19

5.18 The Pa re nt al C on tr ol ................. .. .. .. .. .. ................. .. .. .. .. .. ................. .. .. .2 3

5.19 The Re gi on C od e. .. .. ................. .. .. .. .. .. ................. .. .. .. .. .. ................. .. .. .2 4

6. The Troub le S ho ot in g. .. ................. .. .. .. .. .. ................. .. .. .. .. .. ................. .. .. .. .2 5

7. Specification... .. .. .. .. .. ................. .. .. .. .. .. ................. .. .. .. .. .. ................. .. .. .. .. .. .26

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1.Be fore Operat ion

Than k you for purch asing a Fur rion Produc t, we hope yo u will enjoy us ing our prod uct. For maxi mum enjoy ment please l ook throu gh the follow ing manua l to lea rn about all th e feature s of your Furri on Stereo .

1.1 Fe atures:

Digi tal AM / FM Tuner DVD/ CD-R/RW/M P3/MP4/ WMA Compati ble Auxi liary input s on front an d rear USB in put with char ging func tion* 3 Zone o utput with bu ilt in Subw oofer outpu t in Zone A Back lit control s with Slee p Tight light f unction Cloc k/Alarm Clo ck 2 x RCA Au dio/Video o utputs fo r connectin g 2 additio nal Tv’s

*not a ll products c an be charg ed from the uni t.

1.2 Pr ecautions

Ensu re to connect t his produ ct to a 12V DC nega tive grou nd battery sy stem whic h is standard i n North Ame rica and Euro pean Vehi cles. Ensu re when insta lling the S tereo all wir e ends whic h are not being u sed are term inated with a i nsulate d end to avoid wi res short ing or earthi ng which can le ad to the risk of f ire or elec trical shoc k. Avoi d inserting f oreign ob jects into th e disk load ing slot of the S tereo as th is will c ause malfun ction. Do not e xpose this pr oduct in mo ist or wet envi ronment s, if condens ation is pres ent in the scre en, wait fo r 1 hour or more fo r the moist ure to evapor ate If the i nterior of th e vehicle i s extremely h ot, do not us e the player un til the vehi cle interna l tempera ture has cool ed down. Do not u se cleaning p roducts o n the front fac e of the prod uct, only use a slig htly damp clo th for clea ning. Do Not a ttempt to dis assembl e or adjust thi s product , contact a ser vice cente for as sistance

5.19 The Region Code

Q: No DVD pl ay ba ck . Screen displays REGION ER RO R af te r inserting disc into disc com pa rt me nt. Why ?

A: B ec ause th e DVD playe r and disc ha ve d ifferen t re gion co des. If the y do not

ma tc h, the DV D player ca nn ot play t he d isc.

Appendi x: The regio n co de o f DV D:

The Motion Picture As so ci at ion of Amereca (MPAA) divided the world int o 6 region s, a nd n am ed every region a code, namel y re gi on c ode. The r eg ion codes and the co un tr ie s or areas represented by the r eg io n co des are as follows:

Region 1 : Ame ri ca , Canada, East-Pacific In la nd s; Region 2 : Ja pa n, Wes t Eu ro pe , North Europe, Egypt, Sout h Afr ic a, M iddle East; Region 3 : So ut h- east Asian countries inclu de Taiwan, Hon g Ko ng , So uth Corea, Thailand, indonesi a, e tc .; Region 4 : Aus tr al ia, New Zealand, Central So ut h Ame ri ca, South Pacific Inlan ds ; Region 5 : Ru ss ia , Mongolia, Indian Penins ul a, M id dle Asia, East Europe, Nor th Corea, Nor th Af ri ca , North-west Asia etc.; Region 6 : Ch in a ma inland.

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5.18 The Parental Control

Q:After inserting DVD disc into disc compartment, a dialogue window will appear asking for a password of 4 digits. Why ?

A:This is because that the disc movie you are playing was rated with the Parental Control, and the current rating level of DVD player is lower than one of current disc. You must input right password and enter it to entry Parental Control setup menu and then set a equal or higher rating level than one of current disc. So that you can playback the disc.

! NOTE

* If you have not changed the password, the factory preset password for the DVD player will be empty. So that you should input a desired password and input it again to verify it to enter the Parental Control setup menu.

* For the rating level setup of Parental Control of the DVD player, please refer to the relative content of LOCK setup menu for details.

Accessories: Parental Control

The Parental Control function of a DVD player can control the playback of movie rated level in a disc. Can set the DVD player(include software player in PC) to be a certain rating level with SETUP MENU on TV sc re en .I f th e ra ti ng l ev el s et i n th e disc is higher than one set in the DVD player, the DVD player can not playback the disc. Sometimes the Parental Control sequences in some discs are different from each other. The rating level setup can be protected by the password. The re in , if y ou select Unlock item, the Parental Control function will be invalid, the content of disc will be played totally.

The disc movie can be designed as that the DVD player will playback the diffe re nt version of content of a same movie according to the different rating level set by Parental Control. Depend on the DVD feature of seamless switching described above, the scenes that are not fitting for children will be cleared or replaced by the other fitting scene automatically.

All rating levels of Parental Control are as follows:

Unlock 1 Kid Safe 2 G 3 PG 4 PG 13 5 PG R 6 R 7 NC 17 8 Adult

1.3 Maintenance and Cleaning of Discs

Disc Maintenance

1. To keep the disc clean, handle the disc by its edge, do not touch the disc surface of the play side.

2. Do not stick paper or tape on the disc. If there is glue (or analog) on the disc surface, must wipe it up before using.

3. Do not expose the disc to direct sunlight, or nearby heat sources such as caliduct, or leave it in a car parked in direct sunlight where there can be a considerable rise in temperature.

4. Put the disc inside disc case to keep temperature after finishing playback.

Disc Cleaning

1. Before playing, wipe the disc with a clean lint. wipe the disc outwards from the disc center.

Do not use petrol, thinners, commercially available cleaners or anti-static

sprays for plastic LP's to wipe discs

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Fig .2

Fig .3

1.4 Battery Information of the Remote Control

Replace Battery in the Remote Control:

1.Before using the remote control for the first time, pull the insulating sheet out of the remote control as the direction indicated by the arrow.(see fig.1)

2.Press the movable block hold as the direction indicated by the A arrow (See fig.2), then pull the battery holder out of the remote control as the direction indicated by the B arrow(see fig.2).

3.Replace the old battery by a new battery with (+) polarity side upward. (See fig.3).

4.Insert the battery holder to the original position in remote control. (See fig.3). Note about the Battery of the Remote Control:

1.Improper use of battery may cause overheating or explosion. so that Result in injury or fire .

2.Battery leakage may cause damage to the remote control(Battery Life: 6 months with normal use in normal room temperature).

3.Do not short the battery.

4.Do not throw the battery into the fire.

5.To avoid the risk of accident, keep the battery out of reach of children.

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1.5 The Remo te Contro l Descripti on

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16. SEARCH BU TT ON

17. RDM BUTTO N

18. RPT BUT TON

19. SUBTITL E BU TTON

20. TIT LE /P BC BUTTON

21.ST/ANG EL BUTTON

22. ZOOM BUTT ON

23. AUDIO BUTT ON

24. CLOCK BUT TON

25. A-B BUTTON

26. EQ BUTTON

27. EJECT BUT TON

28. LOC/SLO W- FWD BUTTO N

1. AV IN BUTT ON

2. BACK BUTTO N

3. POWER BUTT ON

4. ^ BUTTON

5. >>| BUTTON

6. > BUTTON

7. |<< BUTTON

8. v BUTTON

9. SEL BU TTON

10. PLAY/PAUSE BUTTO N

11. NUMB ER (0 ~1 0,+10

-10) BUTTON S

12. 10+/PTY B UT TON

13. SETUP BUT TON

14. AM/FM BUTT ON

15. APS BUTTON

29. DVD/USB M OD E BU TTON

30. STO P BUTTO N

31. VOLUME- B UT TON

32. < BUTTO N

33. OK BUTTON

34. VOLUME+ B UT TON

35. AUX MODE BUT TO N

36. PROG BUTT ON

37. OSD BUTTO N

38. MUTE/LO UD B UT TON

39. STEP BU TTON

40. TA BUTTO N

41. AF BUTTO N

CONT RAST

It is fo r adjusting t he contra st of the video o utput

HUE

It is for ad ju st ing the hue of the video outp ut .

SATURATION

It is for ad ju st ing the saturation of the v id eo o utput.

SHARPN ES S

It is for ad ju st ing the sharpness of the vi de o ou tput.

5.17.5 S PE AK ER SETUP

DOWNM IX

It is for se le ct ing your desired soun d effect whe n th er e is no center speaker and subw oo fe r. Th er e ar e 3 modes: LT/RT, STE RE O, V SS . LT/RT: Whe n playing a disc with PRO L OG IC D olby stereo effect, choose the item, so i t wi ll o utput audio signal wi th v iv id t heatre effect. STEREO : If y ou c hoose the item, when outp ut ti ng audio signal with 5. 1 ch an ne ls, it will ou tp ut t he left and right channel s of s ig nal ; when outputting a ud io s ig nal with 2 cha nn el s, it will output the commo n 2 ch an nels of stereo signal . VSS: If yo u ch oo se the item, when playing a d is c re corded with 5.1 chann el s, the main c ha nn el speakers can outpu t au di o si gnal with VSS effect.

5.l7.6 O UT PU T SETUP

DYNAMI C RA NG E

After se le ct ing the compression mod e of L IN E OUT, set the item, so you can adjust t he l in ear compression rat io . If y ou s et it to be FULL, the Peak- to -P ea k value of t he a ud io signal is the minimu m; i f yo u se t it to be OFF, the Peak-toPeak val ue i s th e maximum.

DUAL MONO

It is for se le ct ing a desired audio out pu t mo de f or the left and right way s of s ig na l. It is main ly f or K araoke of Ac3. There are 4 modes in all as f ol lo ws: STEREO , MO NO L , MONO R, MIX MONO.

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5.17 .2 L AN GUAGE SETUP

OSD LANG UA GE

This i te m is f or selecting the la ng ua ge of the SYSTEM MENU a nd a ll o perating prom pt i nt erface displaye d du ri ng playback.

AUDI O LA NG

This i te m is f or selecting a audi o la ng uage.

SUBT IT LE L ANG

This i te m is f or selecting a subt it le l anguage.

MENU L AN G

This i te m is f or selecting a disc m en u la nguage.

5.l7 .3 AUDIO SETUP

1.6 Locations and Names of the Controls

KEY

It is for se le cting your desire d ba si c music tone(from l ow t o hi gh).

5.l7 .4 V ID EO SETUP

BRIG HT NE SS

It is for ad ju sting the brightn es s of t he video output.

1. POWER BUTTON

2. DVD/USB MODE BUTTON

3. AM/FM MODE BUTTON

4. AUX MODE BUTTON

5. BACKLIGHT BUTTON

6. 1/2/3 BUTTON

7. 4/RPT BUTTON

8. 5/RDM BUTTON

9. 6/TITLE BUTTON

10. USB SOCKET

11. AV IN SO CK ET

12. HEADPHONE SOCKET

13.

DISC SLO T

14.RESET BUTTON

15. EJECT BUTTO N

16. ST BUTTON

17. ALARM ON OFF BUTTON

18. SLEEP SET BUT TON

19. LOC BUTTON

20. >>|/|<< KNOB

21. VOL KNO B/ SE L BUTTO N

22. INDICATO R LI GH T

23. SPEAKER SELECTION BUTTON

24. LCD DISPLAY

25. MUTE/LOUD BUTTON

26.>|| PLAY/PAU SE B UT TON

27.EQ BUTTON

28.STOP BUT TON

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1.7 Wiring Di agram t

1.8 Mount ing Instal lation

Choose a mounting location away from humid areas, water sources, appliances or any equipment that can radiate heat. Select an area on a wall or cabinet which is free from cable, fuel or brake lines and ensure the area behind the wall mount stereo has a vent hole or if it is an enclosed box and has adaquate room around the rear of the unit for cooling. Ensure when the stereo is mounted in the cut out that the wires at the rear of the unit are not pressed against the heat sink. Where possible leave around 1 to 2 inches of space inside the cabinet around the sides and rear of the stereo housing tohelp with airow and ventilation.

PLAST IC FRAM E

For the DV D Sy st em Menu, there are 6 se tu p pa ges in all. They display as follo ws :

5.17 .1 S YS TEM SETUP

TV TYPE

The setu p it em i s for matching TV screen size . 4:3 PS: Ch oo se t he item when connec ti ng a TV se t wi th 4 :3 screen. When playi ng the pict ur es w ith 16:9 size, the le ft a nd r ight parts of the video w il l be c ut out, and disp la y in f ull screen. 4:3 LB: Ch oo se t he item when connec ti ng a TV se t wi th 4 :3 screen. When playi ng the pict ur es w ith 16:9 size, the top an d bo ttom parts of the TV screen will be turned i nt o a bl ack square respec ti ve ly. 16:9: Ch oo se the item when connec ti ng a TV se t wi th 1 6:9 wide screen.

PASSWORD

This set up i te m is for locking or unl oc ki ng the rating level of th e Pa re ntal Control. The defa ul te d state is locked. The defaul te d pa ssword is 0000. You ca n set a new password that y ou l ik e: Select the PASSWORD item and th en press th e > bu tt on to enter it, then in pu t th e original password 0 00 0, a nd then press th e OK b ut ton to unlock it. Pre ss t he > b utton to enter it again , th en i nput a new pa ss wo rd that you like and then p re ss t he OK button to make it effective . Before t he o th er persons see the Ma nu al , you should get the pass wo rd i n mind and cu t ou t th e pa rt of PAS SW ORD in the Manual.

RATING

The item i s fo r se tting a new rating le ve l of t he Parental Control .

1. Selec t th e PASSW OR D it em and then press the > but to n to e nter it, then input the pass wo rd m entioned above, a nd t he n press the OK button to un lo ck t he settin g of t he r ating level of the Pa re nt al Control.

2. Selec t th e RATIN G it em a nd then press the > butto n to e nt er it, then use the direct io n bu ttons to select you r de si red rating level, the n pr es s the OK button to confi rm .

3. Selec t th e PASSW OR D it em again and then pre ss t he > b utton to enter it, then input th e pa ss word, and then pres s th e OK b utton to lock the new set ti ng o f the rati ng l ev el of the Parental Co nt ro l.

DEFAU LT

This ite m is f or m aking all setup ite ms c ha nge back to original st at us .

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3. During JPEG playback, press one of the >/</^/v buttons to change the angle of viewing picture that is displaying as follows: >: 90 deg cw; <: 90deg ccw; ^:UP<-->DOWN; v: LEFT<-->RIGHT During JPEG playback, press the PROG button to change the mode of refresh picture. During JPEG playback, press the STOP bu tt on t o st op p la yi ng a nd r et ur n to t he r oo t menu. * During JPEG playback, the following buttons are not available: SLOW-FWD, SUBTITLE, TITLE, ANGLE, STEP, AUDIO, RDM and A-B. * In JPEG mode,the other operations are same as ones in MP3/WMA mode.

5.14 MP4 Operation

1. The root menu is displayed on TV w he n be gi nn in g to s wi tc h on D IS C mo de , th en i t wi ll automatically play the first file. During playback, press the STOP but to n to s to p pl ay in g an d re tu rn t o th e ro ot m en u.

2. When displaying the root menu, press the direction buttons to select your desired FOLDER or file, then press the OK or PLAY bu tt on t o op en t he F OL DE R, o r pl ay t he selected file. When displaying the root menu, you can also use the number buttons to select the serial number of the file and play the file. * The ANGLE, PROG, RDM and TIT LE /P BC b ut to n ar e no t va li d. * The other functions are same as ones in DVD disc; but the RPT fun ct io n is s am e as one in MP3/WMA.

5.15 ESP and ID3 Function There is ESP fu nc ti on f or a ll f or ma ts o f di sc s. In MP3/WMA mode, during playback, the information of the file name, folder name, song s title, artist and album will be scrolling on the LCD display. As long as the current playing MP3 music contains relevant ID3 tag information in version 1.0/2.0 format, the 3 items underlined above will be scrolling on the LCD display; otherwise, they will not.

5.16 USB Operation Power on the DVD player, then insert the USB storage, then the monitor will display the root menu of the USB storage. This device support picture(JPG format),audio(MP3 or WMA format) and Vid eo (M P4 f or ma t) , all the operations are same as ones of the corresponding format.

Note:The USB input with charging function ( not all products can be charged from the unit)

2. Com mon Operati on

1.Turning On a nd Off t he unit By pressing the power button will turn on or enter standby mode

Sleep Tight function By holding the power button for 5 seconds while the unit is in standby mode will enable Sleep Tight mode, this is were all illumination on the front panel will turn off on the unit.

2.Selecting a Source: DVD / USB - once a DVD or USB is inserted into the unit, the unit will automatically switch to display this source menu. Press this function button to select DVD if a disk is already installed and the unit is playing from another source. AM/FM - by pressing this button will scroll through the FM1, FM2, FM3, AM1, AM2. To switch this units AM/FM reciever between USA and Europe frequencies press and hold the AM/FM button for 10 seconds until the region is displayed on the screen. AUX-this button allows you to scroll through the AUX inputs fitted to the strereo AUX input - connection on the rear of the unit, (normally used to connect TV sound input) AV IN - connection on front of unit to connect a external audio source DIMMER - if the button is held in for over 2 seconds it will then dim the face illumination by 1 of the 3 stages each time pressed.

3.Volume Adjust Rotate the volume knob clockwise to increase volume, rotate anticlockwise to reduce volume.

4. Mute Press MUTE button to mute what ever source is playing and display mute on the screen. Press the mute button again to release unit from mute.

5. Clo ck and Alarm Se t

1) To di sp lay the clo ck on the LCD dis play, press Cloc k botton on t he remote con trol

2) To Adjust or s et t he clock, p ress and hold t he Clock Se t button on the f ront of the unit o r hold the Cloc k button on t he remote con trol unti l the clock set f eature is disp layed on the LC D display o f the stereo th en use the vo lume knob on th e unit or + and - b uttons on the r emote con trol to adjus t the time, p ush in the volu me knob on the s tereo or pres s the SEL bu tton on the r emote contr ol to chang e from settin g hour s to minutes. O nce time is s et the stereo w ill autom atically se t after a few sec ond of not p ressing any f unction s.

3) To set the Ala rm Clock the St ereo must be in AM /FM mode wh en the Alarm Set butt ois held in. The al arm clock is se t in the same w ay as above for t he clock se t. Once t he alarm cloc k is set, you w ill see the ALAR M light ill uminated un der the LCD disp lay.

5.17 The DVD System Menu Setup Operation

1. Press the SETUP button on the remote controller to access the DVD System Menu on the monitor.

2. There are 6 setup pages in all for the System Menu. Press the > or < button to select an desired setup page.

3. Press the ^ or v button to select an setup item in the selected setup page.

4. Press the > button to enter the setup item. Then press the v or ^ button to select a desired mode of the setup item, finally press the OK button to confirm it. * Press the < button to return to the upper level. * Press the SETUP button again or use the direction buttons to highlight the item of the EXIT SETUP an d th en p re ss t he O K bu tt on t o ex it t he S ys te m Me nu .

Pres s the alarm on /o ff b utton to turn o n or cancel t he alarm sett ing.

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6. To select a pre set EQ mode Pres s the EQ button t o select th e preset musi c equaliz er curves: MO VIE, MUSI C, CLASSIC, C ONCERT .The sound e ffec t will be cha nged.

7. To turn on/off LO UD mode Pres s and hold LOUD b utton on th e front panel t o turn on/o ff LOU D mode .

8.To adj ust the sound e qualize r curves To ad just the soun d equaliz er curves, br iefly and r epeatedly p ress the SEL butt on to select th e sound equ alizer curv es of VOL, BA S(without p reset EQ), TRE (witho ut preset E Q), BAL, FAD,B EEP(ON/ OFF), then ro tate the VOL knob on the f ront panel or p ress the + or - b utton to adju st level.

9.To pre set the unit to s leep mode Pres s the SLEEP SET button to s elect the t ime you want to m ake the uni t go slee p mode in. There ar e four modes fo r select. 00: The slee p mode off 15: The NDIC ATOR ligh t SLEEP will be lig hted, The unit wi ll go to slee p mode in 15 mi nutes 30: The INDI CATOR lig ht SLEEP will be li ghted, The unit w ill go to sle ep mode in 30 mi nutes 60: The INDI CATOR lig ht SLEEP will be li ghted, The unit w ill go to sle ep mode in 60 mi nutes NOTE : Only the ALARM O N mode is sel ected, the ab ove prese t function can effect .

10.To pr eset the unit f rom sleep m ode to turnin g on Pres s and hold the SL EEP SET to p op up the pre set clock int erface. a djust the time y ou want the uni t to turn on in .

NOTE : Only the ALARM O N mode is sel ected, the ab ove prese t function can effect .

11.ALARM ON O FF BUTTON Pres s the ALARM ON OFF B UTTON to select t he ALARM ON or AL ARM OFF mode . ALARM O N: The I NDICATO R light ALAR M will be on. ALARM O FF:The INDI CATOR lig ht ALARM wil l be off .

12. SP EAKER SELEC TION BUTTON Pres s the SPEAKER S ELECTIO N BUTTON A/ B/C to selec t the speak er. If the s peakers are s elected t he light of the I NDICATO R light wil l be turn on.

13.A DJUST TH E BACKLIGHT BRI GHTNESS Long p ress the BACK LIGHT button to a djust the b acklight br ightnes s.

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ZOOMx2 ,Z OOMx3,ZOOMx4,ZO OM x1 /2,ZOOMx1/3,Z OO Mx 1/4,ZOOM OFF. Press on e of t he ^/v/>/< buttons to s el ect the area you want t o en la rge.

5.9 Ch an ge t he Caption Langua ge

When pla yi ng DVD discs, press t he S UB TITLE button repe at ed ly to select the lang ua ge of the caption or tu rn o ff the c ap ti on.(depend on the d is c us ed.)

When pla yi ng VCD/MP3/WMA/ CD d is cs, the button is not a va il able.

5.10 C ha ng e the Audio Language

1. When pl ay ing DVD discs, pres s th e AUD IO button repeate dl y on t he IR remote c on trol to select the de si re d language type(d ep en d on the disc used)

2. When pl ay ing VCD discs, pres s th e AUD IO button repeate dl y to s elect the sound mo de o f the MONO L, MONO R, and Ste re o, no language func ti on .

3. When pl ay ing CD/WMA/MP3 di sc s, t he AU DI O button is invalid .

5.11 Look over th e Pl ay back Status

1. When pl ay ing DVD discs, pres s th e OS D button repeated ly o n th e remote contro l to t urn on/off the playback sta tu s. W hen it is on, it will dis pl ay t he inform at ion such as: the seri al n um ber of the playing ti tl e, t he serial number of the pla yi ng chapter, the elap se d ti me of the playing cha pt er, t he remaining time of th e pl aying chapter, the e la ps ed time of the playin g ti tl e, the remaining time of th e pl aying title, etc.

2. When pl ay ing VCD/CD discs, p re ss t he OSD button repea te dl y on the remote contro l to t urn on/off the playback sta tu s. W hen it is on, it will dis pl ay t he inform at ion such as: the seri al n um ber of the playing tr ac k, t he elapsed time of the pla yi ng track, the remai ni ng t ime of the playing tr ac k, t he elapsted time of the dis c, t he remaining time o f th e di sc.

3. Radio Operation

1. FREQUENCY SELECT In RADIO mode. Press and hold the AM/FM button to select your desired frequency EUROPE, USA1 or USA2.

2. AM/FM BUTTON In RADIO mode, press the AM/FM button to select your desired radio band of FM1, FM2, FM3, AM1, AM2 , and the selected band will be displayed on the small monitor of the front panel.

3. TUNE/SEEK UP/DOWN In RADIO mode:

1) Rotate the TUN/TRK KNOB to the right or left limit position stopping for about 1 second or Press and hold the >>|/ |<< button on the remote control to automatically search up/down for a available station from the current frequency.

2) Rotate the TUN/TRK KNOB or the press the >>| / |<< button on the remote control to manually search up or down with step by step for your desired station from the current frequency.

4. AS/PS BUTTON In RADIO mode:

1) When pressing and holding the AS/PS button on the front panel or APS button on the remote control, the radio searches from the lowest frequency and checks the signal strength level until 1 cycle search is finished. And then the 6 strongest stations are preset to the corresponding preset number memory bank. The AS operation is implemented in each bank of the selected band. When the AS operation is finished, it will resume broadcasting on the M1.(It can store 3x6 stations for FM and 2x6 stations for AM in all)

2) When briefly pressing the AS/PS button on the front panel or APS button on the remote control, the radio searches for each preset station from the M1. When the field strength level is more than the threshold level of the stop level, the radio holds at that preset number for a few seconds with releasing mute, and then searches again. After finishing a circle of searching, it will stop searching on the M1. NOTE: In FM band, FM1,FM2,FM3 is checked one at a time. In AM band, AM1, AM2 is checked one at a time.

5. PRESET STATION [ 1-6 ] BUTTONS In RADIO mode:

1) To memorize the current frequency on the current band, press and hold any one of the six preset buttons (1-6) .

2) To recall the preset memory on the current band, press one of the preset buttons [1-6] .

6. STEREO/MONO BUTTON Press the ST button to select the STEREO or MONO sound mode for FM band.

7. LOC BUTTON

1) In RADIO mode, when the signal of the distance radio station are very weak and the receiving effect is bad during tuning, check whether there is the word LOC on LCD. If there is the word LOC on LCD, press this button to turn off the LOC function, then tune again for the distance radio station;

2) In RADIO mode, when the signals from the local radio stations are too strong, this could lead to interference. press this button to turn on the LOC function, and the LOC icon will be lit up on the LCD. Re-tune for the local station required.

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8. PTY (PROG RAM TYPE) BUTTON Long p ress the SEL button on th e front pan el or press the PTY butto n on r emote

shor tl y to select one of the fo ll owing mode.

When P TY gro up i s on, press the V OL+ or VOL- b utton on the re mote

cont roller or rot ate the VOL knob on the f ront panel to s elect one o f PT Y prog rams: <-->N EWS<--> AFFAIRS<-- >INFO<--> SPORT<-->ED UCATE <--> DRAMA<--> CULTURE <-->SC IENCE<- -> VARI ED<-->WEATHE R<--> FINA NCE<-->CH ILDREN< -->SOCIAL <-->REL IGION<--> PHONE IN<-- > TRAVEL<-->L EISURE<-- >DOCUME NT< -->PTY NONE <-->POP M< --> ROCK M <-->EASY M<-- >LIGHT M<--> CL ASSICS<-- >OTHER M<-- > JAZZ <-->COUNT RY <-->NATION M<- ->OLDIES< -->FOLK M<- -> When P TY gro up i s on, pressing th e 6 nu mber buttons al so c an select one of

PTY programs a s ab ove. Afte r selecting o ne of the PTY progr ams, it wil l display SEE K PTY and

auto matically s earch for t he station of t he PTY program. I f the station o f the PT Y prog ram does no t exist, it wil l display P TY NON E and then re turn back t o the normal st ation. Note : Press and hol d the SPEAK ER SELECTIO N BUTTON B on the fro nt panel fo r 5 seco nds can turn on /off RDS mode.

9. AF [ALTERNATIV E FREQUENCI ES] BUTTON Long p ress the SEL button on th e front pan el or press the AF b utton on th e remo te control br iefly, the AF switc hingmod e is selected a nd the stat e of the AF swit ching mode is d isplaye d by AF s egment. Segm ent off: AF switch ing mode off. Segm ent on: AF switc hing mode o n, and has RDS in formati on. Segm ent flashin g: AF switch ing mode on, bu t RDS infor mation is not r eceived yet . When t he AF s witching mo de is selec ted, the radi o checks the si gnal stre ngth of the AF a ll the time. The in terval of che cking tim e of each AFs depe nds on the si gnal streng th of the cur rent statio n, from a few m inute for the s trong stat ion to a few seco nds for the w eak station . Every tim e that a new AF is stro nger than the c urrent st ation, it swi tches ove r to that frequ ency for very shor t time, and the N EW FREQUE NCY is d isplaye d for 1-2 secon d. Becaus e the mu te time of the AF sw itching o r the checkin g time is ver y short, it is almo st inaudibl e in case of no rmal progra m. (When AF fl ash on LCD, it wi ll sear ch for the stro nger RDS st ation. If AF and TP flash on L CD, it can on ly sear ch for the traffi c announcem ent stati on). In FM mo de, when AF is on, S EEK, (SCA N), AUTO-MEMORY functi on can only r eceive and sa ve the RDS pr ogram.

10. TA [TRA FFIC ANNOU NCEMENT] BU TTON Long p ress SEL button on the fr ont panel t hen rotate it o r press the TA button on rem ote shortly t o turn on TA sea rch mode. When t raff ic announ cement is tra nsmitte d:

1).I f the unit is in Di sc Play mod e, it will swit ch to radio m ode tempora rily.

2).Tem porarily sw itch over t o an EON linked s tation wh en EON detect s a traffic an nouncem ent on that oth er progra m, and TA, TP will be dis played on LCD * TA interr uption fu nction: The curren t traffic annou ncement i s cancelled b y pressin g TA button sh ortly. * When TA is on, SEEK, ( SCAN), AUTO MEMO RY funct ion can be rece ived or sav ed only when tr affic program i dentifi cation code h as been rec eived.

5.5 Pl ayback from a s pecifie d chapter/t rack or a spe cified time

1. Whe n playing DVD d iscs, pre ss the SEARCH b utton to di splay a inter face and hi ghlight the t itle item , then use the nu mber butt ons to input th e serial numb er of the title ; use the dir ection butt ons to high light the cha pter item, then u se the number b uttons to i nput the seri al number o f the chapter ; finally pres s the OK or PLAY button to pla y the selec ted chapter.

2. Whe n playing VCD /MP3/WM A/CD discs, p ress the SE ARCH button t o display a inte rface and hig hlight th e track item, t hen use the n umber butto ns to input the se rial number o f the track ; finally pre ss the OK or PL AY button t o pl ay the sele cted track .

5.6 Pl ayback in Ran dom

When p laying DVD/ VCD(PBC O FF)/MP3/W MA/CD dis cs, press the R DM butt on to switch be tween RAN DOM (ON)/RA NDOM OFF. Whe n in RANDOM (ON) m ode, it will pl ay in rando m.

5.7 Pl ayback in Diffe rent Angle

1. Whe n playing VCD /MP3/WM A/CD discs, t he ANGLE but ton on the IR rem ote cont rol is not avai lable.

2. Whe n playing DVD d iscs, pre ss the ANGLE but ton repea tedly on the IR remo te control to v iew in differen t angle.( This functi on is only fo r the DVD disc s with ANGLE fun ction)

5.8 Pl ayback in Zoo m Mode

In DVD /VCD mode, du ring play back, press t he ZOOM but ton continu ously to enl arge a certai n area of the i mages on the sc reen with t hese multip les:

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Duri ng slow forwa rd, press t he PLAY but ton to resume n ormal pla yback.

The functi on is only fo r video.

5.3. P layback wit h still fra me If the u nit is curren tly runni ng DVD.VCD di sc,pres s the STEP button c onsecutiv ely to dis play the stil l frame for ward with ste p by step. Pres s the PLAY bu tton to resum e normal pl ayback.

5.4 Pl ayback Repe atedly

5.4. 1 ONE/ALL Repeat

1. In th e mode of DVD dis c playbac k: Pres s the RPT button to s elect REP CHAPT ER, REP TI TLE, REP ALL or REP OFF.

2. In th e mode of VCD(P BC OFF)/C D disc playba ck: pres s the RPT button to s elect REP ONE, RE P ALL or OFF.

When i t is in the state o f PBC ON, dur ing VCD disc pl aying, th e RPT butt on are not avai lable.

3. In th e mode of MP3/W MA disc play back: Pres s the RPT button to s elect REP ONE, RE P DIR, R EP ALL or OFF.

5.4. 2 A-B Repeat

Pres s the A-B butto n if you want t o repeat a spec ific segm ent on a disc that y ou define:

1. Pre ss the A-B butt on at a point ( A) where you wa nt it to be the s tart point of the r epeat segme nt. Press t he A-B button a gain at a poi nt (B) where yo u want i t to be the termi nal point o f the repeat se gment. Then it wi ll play the segm ent repeate dly.

2. To cancel the A- B repeat mo de and resume n ormal pla yback, pres s the A-B butt on for the thir d time.

Note : Duri ng VCD/MP3/ WMA/CD pl ayback, poi nts A and B must be w ithin the same t rack.

4.Ba sic Disc, USB O peratio n

4.1 Be gin playbac k

1. Pre ss the POWER bu tton brie fly to turn on th e DVD player. After t urning on the D VD player, p lease turn on t he monito r, and ensure th at

the vi deo output of t he monito r is the video in put from th e DVD player conn ected with th e monitor.

? Comm on Question Q: There is no t anythin g is displaye d on TV screen when t he DVD play er is turn ed on. How to sol ve the prob lem? A: Ens ure that the TV was s et to right vid eo input( not TV c hannel) ; for exam ple, if you mak e VIDEO1 IN PUT of TV an d DVD player co nnected with e ach other, the n you need se t TV to VI DEO1.

2. Ins ert a disc into t he DISC SLO T(Label sur face up).

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1. For s ome discs tha t are serio usly scratc hed or poor m anufactur ing or reco rding quali ty, it may not play.

2. If th e player can no t read disc u nder normal c onditio n, please try t o ejec t and reload th e disc agai n.

3. Rem ark:

1) In ad dition to nor mal CD and DV D, this unit su pports to p lay CD-R, CD-R /W, DVD-R and DV D-R/W as we ll; however, d ependin g on the cond itions of the r ecordin g equipment , recordi ng program or t he disc itse lf, some CD-R , CD-R/W, DV D-R or DVD-R/ W may not pla y.

2) Whe n dealing wit h CD-R, CD- R/W, DVD-R or DV D-R/W rec ording, too hi gh recordin g speed may r esult in poor s ignal qua lity and ther efore, it is re commendab le to selec t as lower as pos sible rec ording spee d.

Duri ng DVD playba ck, point s A and B ca n be selected f rom different c hapters.

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4.2 Paus e Pl ay back

When pla yi ng D VD/VCD/CD/MP4 /M P3 /W MA discs, press the PAUSE/PLAY button o n th e fr ont panel or remote con tr ol t o pause the playbac k, p re ss the PAUSE/PLAY bu tt on again to resume norm al p la yback.

4.3 Stop P la yb ack

When pla yi ng D VD/VCD/MP3/WMA/ CD d is cs, press the STOP button once to pause th e pl ay back, then press the PL AY button to resume t he n or mal playback; press th e STOP button twic e to s to p the playback, then pr es s th e PLAY button to start p la yb ack from the beginnin g of t he f irst chapter/trac k.

4.4 Sele ct C ha pter/Tra ck w it h the TU N/ TR K KNOB or the >>| / |<< Butto n

Rotate t he TUN/T RK K NO B on the front panel or the > >| / | << b utton on the remote c on tr ol during playbac k to s el ect the next or last chap te r/ track to playba ck . Note: Ro ta te t he TUN /T RK KNOB or press the >>|/ |< < bu tton multiple times t o advanc e mu lt iple chapters/tra ck s fo rward or backward .

4.5 Sele ct C ha pter/Tra ck w it h the Number Buttons

When pla yi ng D VD/VCD(PBC OFF)/M P3 /W MA/CD discs, press on e of t he 1~9 and th e 0/ TA numbe r bu tt ons to directly selec t an d pl ay the 1st to 10th track / chapte r (t he 0 /TA button is us ed a s th e 10 button). If you wan t to p la y the track/chapter w it h se rial number bigge r th an 1 0, use the 10 +, 1 ~9 a nd 0/TA button . Fo r ex ample 1, to play the 13th t ra ck / chapte r, fi rs tly press the 10+ butto n on ce , then press the 3 button . Fo r exampl e 2, t o pl ay the 34th track/cha pt er, f irstly press the 10 + bu tt on f or 3 times, t he n pr ess the 4 button.(the 0 /TA button i s us ed a s the 0 button) Note: pr es si ng and holding the +1 0 or - 10 b uttons will allow you t o pl ay t he next 10 or last 1 0 ch ap ter/track(only fo r MP 3/ WMA).

4.6 Sele ct C ha pter/Tra ck w it h the Root/PBC Menu (If t he d is c includes the root/P BC m en u)

When pla yi ng D VD discs:

1. Press t he TITLE b ut to n on the remote control t o di sp lay the title list.

2. Press t he d ir ection buttons to sel ec t yo ur desired title, a nd t he n press the OK or PLAY button to open the root m en u of t he selected title.

3. Press t he d ir ection buttons to sel ec t yo ur desired chapte r, fi na lly press the OK or PLAY button to play the sel ec te d chapter. During p la yb ack, pressing the TITLE butto n on f ro nt panel or long pres si ng t he TITLE button on th e re mo te can directly displ ay th e root menu of the title th at i s playin g.

In VCD m ode

1. Whe n starting to t urn on the PB C function, i t will play f rom the begin ning of the di sc till it disp lay the PBC m enu on TV screen if t he disc inclu de the PBC menu .

2. Pre ss the number b uttons to s elect your de sired tra ck to play.

In MP3 /WMA mode

1. The root me nu is displ ayed on the mon itor scre en all the time (and the TITLE or MEN U button is not a vailabl e).

2. Pre ss the direct ion butto ns to select yo ur desire d FOLDER, the n press the OK or PL AY button t o open the FOLD ER, and the n press the dir ection bu ttons to sel ect your desi red file, f inally pres s the OK butt on to play the se lected file .

In CD mo de, the TITLE, PB C, MENU butto ns are disa bled.

4.7 Termin ate the Playb ack

1. Pre ss the EJECT butt on to eject dis c.

2. Pre ss and hold the P OWER butt on on the front p anel or bri efly press th e POWE R button on the r emote con troller to tu rn off the DVD play er.

5. Ad vanced Di sc, USB Opera tion

5.1 Pl ayback with S peed

Duri ng normal pla yback, Ro tate the TUN/TR K to the right or l eft limit p osition stop ping for abou t 1 second or p ress and hold t he >>|/|< < button on the r emote cont roller cont inuousl y to fast forwa rds or back wards at the fo llowing spee ds: x2, x4, x8, x16, x20, n ormal.

Duri ng speed play back, pre ss the PLAY button to resu me normal p layback.

5.2 Pl ayback with S low Speed

Duri ng playback , p ress the SL OW_FWD butt on to execu te the Slow Forw ard functio n.

With e ach consecu tive pres sing of the SLO W_FWD but ton, the play back spee d decreases . Th e speed level s in Slow For ward as follo ws: x1/2 ,x1/3,x1/ 4,x1/5, x1/6,1/7, normal.

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FCC STATEMENT

1. This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions:

(1) This device may not cause harmful interference. (2) This device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.

Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user's authority to operate the equipment.

NOTE: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures:

Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.

　 Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver. 　 Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the

receiver is connected.

　 Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.