Grundig GDV 100 D User Manual
DIGITAL VIDEO DISCPLAYER
GDV 100 D
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GDV 100 D contents
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Tips for the Operating Manual 2
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Special Features of the DVD-Player 2
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Set-Up and Safety 3
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The DVD-Player at a Glance 4
The front side . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4
The display . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
The rear side . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
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Connection 6-7
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The Remote Control 8
Inserting batteries into the remote control . . . . . 8
At a glance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8
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The Compact Disk (CD),
Language Selection 9
Inserting Compact Disk (CD) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9
Selecting the OSD-language for user guidance . . 9
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DVD-Video-CD Playback 10-13
Playback information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10
What are DVD-Videos or Video-CDs . . . . . . . . . 10
What are Audio-CDs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10
Title playback . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11
Additional functions of Playback . . . . . . . . . 12-13
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Video-CD Playback 14-15
Selection of another title . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14
Selection of another section . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14
Playback with Play Back Control (PBC) . . . . . . . 14
Additional functions of playback . . . . . . . . . . . . 15
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Audio-CD Playback 16-17
Selection of another title . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16
Additional functions of playback . . . . . . . . . . . . 16
Arrange your own music programme . . . . . . . . 17
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Individual Settings 18
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The Child Lock 19
Switching the child lock on/off . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19
Releasing CDs (authorising) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19
Re-blocking CDs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19
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Important Information 20
Rectifying malfunctions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20
Technical data . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21
GRUNDIG Service Centre . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21
GRUNDIG Service Germany/Europe . . . . . . . . . 22
General Notes for Devices with
Lasers
A mark with this sign can
be found at the rear side
of your device.
CLASS 1 LASER PRODUCT means that the
laser is intrinsically safe due to its technical
construction, ensuring that the maximum radiation
value can not, under any circumstance, be
exceeded.
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CAUTION:
Dangerous radiation exposure
can occur if other operating
devices than those specified here
are used or other measures of
procedure are carried out.
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CLASS 1
LASER PRODUCT
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Special Features of the DVD-Player
Tips for the Operating Manual
Please read carefully through this operating manual
to ensure that the diverse functions of your new
DVD-player can be used without problems being
created.
– The table of contents on page 1 gives you an
overview of every chapter.
The digits in the boxes indicate the order of
operation.
With this sign, you will be made aware of
additional options or information.
With this sign, hazards are indicated.
– Most functions can be carried out with the
buttons on the remote control and with the
buttons on the DVD-player.
– This is shown in the operating manual
(Q/ R – first symbol is the remote control
button, second symbol is the button on the
DVD-player).
Should the operation only be possible using the
remote control buttons or the buttons on the DVDplayer, then it will be stated before that chapter or
next to the respective button.
Special Features of the DVD-Player
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This DVD-player works in accordance
with the universal DVD-Video-Norm
This DVD-player belongs to the first generation of
playback devices for Digital-Video-Disks in accordance with the universal DVD-Video-Norm.
You will never have experienced “Video” in this
way!
Perfect digital video playback with studio quality.
The sound reproduction in stereo or three-dimensional digital multichannel sound is possible in
excellent cinema quality depending on the type of
CD and Stereo or TV set in use.
You can easily use every outstanding feature of the
DVD-Video, for example the selection of the sound
channel, the language selection at subtitle fade in
and the choice of various camera angles at camera
location.
In addition to the DVD-Video-CDs, every other type
of Video and Audio-CD can also be played. These
CDs are marked with one or more of the following
logos on the packaging.
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The remote control …
… is the central control unit for this DVD-player
and for several functions in suitable
GRUNDIG TV sets.
You can comfortably use the remote control for
almost every function from your seat.
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GRUNDIG on-screen dialoge –
what is that?
The user guide, by way of the on-screen dialogue,
enables supposedly complicated settings and
entries to be displayed simply and comprehensibly
for everyone.
The correct symbols and fade ins, on which the
next operating steps are found, always appear on
the TV screen.
You are guided systematically and step for step to
the desired result.
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Reducing brightness = saving energy
This DVD-player is equipped with an economy
switch.
If the OSD (ON SCREEN DISPLAY)-menu-mode
detects no change after a prolonged period of time,
then after approximately five minutes the TV’s screen
brightness will be reduced. In doing so, energy is
saved.
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Selecting language in the user guide
The user guide language can be changed. You can
choose the desired dialogue language from several
languages.
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Selecting the subtitle language
Many DVD-Video-CDs have been played by the
manufacturers with subtitles in several languages.
During playback, you can choose a fade in of
subtitles in up to 32 languages.
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Selecting the sound reproduction
language
With many DVD-Video-CDs, the sound tracks have
been played in up to 8 languages.
You can choose the desired sound track language
before playback.
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The child lock
Playing the CD can be blocked using the child lock.
The child lock can be activated in such a way that
every CD is blocked, or
that for certain age groups the CDs are authorised
by you for release.
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Set-up
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This DVD-player is designated to play screen and
sound signals from Compact Disks (CD). Every
other use is implicitly out of the question.
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If the DVD-player is exposed to temperature deviations, for example when transporting from the
cold into the warm, connect it to the mains and leave
it for at least two hours without an inserted CD.
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Place the DVD-player on a level and hard surface.
Do not place the DVD-player on small covers or
similar things. Do not place objects (for example
newspapers) on the DVD-player, otherwise the
vents, which are necessary for cooling, could be
covered.
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Do not place the DVD-player in the immediate
surroundings of the heating or in the blazing
sunshine, otherwise the cooling could be damaged.
TITLE CHAPTER TIME
REPEAT TITLE
FTSSCANOPEN/CLOSE SHUFFLE
ON/OFF
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DVD VIDEO CD AUDIO CD PLAYER
REPEAT
TITLE CHAPTER TIME
REPEAT TITLE
FTSSCANOPEN/CLOSE SHUFFLE
ON/OFF
GDV 100 D
DVD VIDEO CD AUDIO CD PLAYER
REPEAT
Krieg im Balkan
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2h
°C
TITLE CHAPTER TIME
REPEAT TITLE
FTSSCANOPEN/CLOSE SHUFFLE
ON/OFF
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DVD VIDEO CD AUDIO CD PLAYER
REPEAT
FTS
LAYER
REPEAT
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Do not expose the DVD-player and CD to any form
of dampness.
The DVD-player is designated for operation in dry
rooms.
Should you nevertheless operate it outside, make
absolutely sure that it is protected against
dampness (rain, water sprinklers).
Do not place vessels filled with fluid (vases or
similar things) on the DVD-player. The vessel can
tip over and any fluid getting into the device can
duly affect the electrical safety.
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Storms represent a danger for every type of
electrical device. Even if the DVD-player is switched
off, it can be damaged by a lightning strike hitting
the mains.
Therefore, always pull the plug out of the mains
socket when storms are apparent.
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Do not place any foreign bodies in the DVD-player’s
CD compartment.
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Do not open the DVD-player under any circumstance.
The manufacturer will offer no guarantee for
damage resulting from unqualified tampering.
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TITLE CHAPTER TIME
REPEAT TITLE
FTSSCANOPEN/CLOSE SHUFFLE
ON/OFF
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DVD VIDEO CD AUDIO CD PLAYER
REPEAT
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The DVD-Player at a Glance
ON/OFF Switches the DVD-player on and
¡ off. The DVD-player will not be
completely separated from the
mains.
CD compartment.
Display.
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OPEN/CLOSE For opening and closing the
CD compartment.
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SCAN Playing the beginning of all CD
titles.
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SHUFFLE Playing the titles of a CD in a
random sequence.
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With OSD (ON SCREEN DISPLAY)
menu-mode:
Cursor-button, left.
During playback: switches to
various playback speeds, reverse.
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With OSD menu-mode:
Cursor-button, right.
During playback: switches to
various playback speeds, forward.
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FTS Activates the “Favourite Track
Selection” (FTS) function, which
means you can compile your own
favourite title tracks.
B
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The Front Side
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REPEAT During playback:
repeats the selected title/section/
music track.
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During playback:
selects the previous title/section/
music track.
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I
During playback:
Selects the next title/section/
music track.
II
Interrupts every drive mechanism
function, switches to “STOP”.
V Pause/still picture during playback.
With Video-CDs: repeated pressing
switches the still picture forward
step by step.
RR
Starts playback.
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U
Headphones socket for connecting
the stereo headphones with the
jack (ø 6.3 mm).
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V
Volume control for connected
headphones.
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A
B
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ON/OFF
DVD VIDEO CD AUDIO CD PLAYER
TITLE CHAPTER TIME
REPEAT TITLE
REPEAT
FTSSCANOPEN/CLOSE SHUFFLE
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The DVD-Player at a Glance
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MAINS Mains socket.
DIGITAL AUDIO OUT Audio-output socket,
(PCM/MPEG2/AC3) for the connection of audio
system.
R AUDIO L Audio-output sockets, right
channel/left channel.
VIDEO OUT Picture-output socket.
(CVBS)
DC OUT
No function.
(+5V/50mA)
A/V EURO-
Connection socket for the
CONNECTOR (RGB) TV set.
PAL/NTSC Switch for the colour norms
before playing
Video-CDs.
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Do not connect things together if the DVD-player is
switched on.
The Display
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1 illuminates if the remote control is
set.
2 FTS function is set.
3 SHUFFLE function is set.
4 PAUSE function is set.
5 SCAN function is set.
6 One of the operating modes REPEAT/CHAPTER/
TITLE/TRACK is set.
7 Indicator scale for section or title numbers.
8 TOTAL/REM total playing time/remaining
playingtime TRACK TIME title playing time in
hours, minutes and seconds
9 (V)CD playback function is set.
10 DVD playback function is set.
11 DVD CHAPTER or VCD/CD TRACK number.
12 DVD-TITLE number.
The Rear Side
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CHAPTERTITLE TRACK
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CD
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CHAPTER
TRACKTITLESCANPAUSE
TIMETRACKTOTAL REM
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Connection
EURO-AV
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VIDEO AUDIO
R L
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The audio-output sockets R AUDIO L in the DVDplayer should not be connected with the PHONO
input-sockets (record player-input) in the stereo
system.
Should a DVD-player be connected to a TV set with
a 16:9 format, then please observe the adaptation in
the chapter “Individual Settings” on page 18.
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Connecting headphones
When necessary: insert (ø 6.3 mm) headphone jack
into the socket U at the front side of
the DVD-player.
Adjust to the desired volume for the headphones
with the aid of the volume control
V at the front
side of the DVD-player.
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NTSC/PAL setting
Adjustment of the basic format (colour norms) of
the DVD-player screen menu to the TV set.
Adjust the NTSC/PAL selection switch at the rear
side of the DVD-player to correspond with PAL or
NTSC.
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Depending on which TV set and which auxiliary
devices you own, there are a various number of
connection options for your DVD-player.
These will be defined in the following sections.
Please read about how these devices can be
optimally connected in the operating manuals for
your TV set, video recorder, stereo system and
similar.
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Connecting the DVD-player and TV set
with the EURO-AV cable
Connect A/V EUROCONNECTOR socket of DVD-player and
Euro-AV (Audio-Visual) socket of TV set with the
supplied EURO-AV cable.
You can also connect the audio-output sockets
R AUDIO L on the rear side of the DVD-player and the
corresponding audio input sockets of the stereo
system with the supplied audio cable (cinch cable).
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Connecting the DVD-player and TV set
with a video-playback cable
Connect picture-output socket VIDEO OUT on the rear
side of the DVD-player and corresponding TV set
sockets with a commercially available videoplayback cable.
Connect the audio-output sockets
R AUDIO L on the
rear side of the DVD-player and the corresponding
audio input sockets of the stereo TV set or
the stereo system with the supplied audio cable
(cinch cable).
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