Kompernass KH 2360 User Manual

UK

KOMPERNASS GMBH · BURGSTRASSE 21 · D-44867 BOCHUM

www.kompernass.com

ID-Nr.: KH2360-06/07-V3

KH 2360

MOBILE DVD-PLAYER WITH TWO MONITORS

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Index Page

1. Technical Data 4

2. Applications and functions 4

3. Safety Instructions 5

4. Appliance description 7

5. Starting Up the Device 8

6. Attaching the LCD monitor to a headrest 9

7. Carrying out connections 11

7.1 Connecting the LCD monitors to the DVD player 11

7.2 Mains power connection 11

7.3 Connection to another device 12

7.4 Headphone connection 13

7.5 Setting the display position 14

8. Card reader and USB connection 14

8.1 Inserting memory cards/USB memory sticks with MP3/WMA/Mpeg4/
JPEG data 14

8.2 Displaying the contents of the memory card/USB memory stick 15

8.3 Removal of Memory cards/USB Memory sticks from the memory card slot 15

8.4 Playback procedure for a memory card: 16

9. Use 16

9.1 Switching the device on and off in the standby mode 16

9.2 Display settings 16

9.3 Setting the image format 16

10. The setup menu 17

10.1 General Setup Page 17

10.2 Video Setup Page 18

10.3 Preference Page 19

11. Sound functions 21

11.1 To control the Volume 21

11.2 Mute 21

12. Playback functions 21

12.1 Playback start, stop, pause 21

12.2 SKIP function (Chapter/Title forward/backward) 22

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12.3 Search forward/backwards 22

12.4 Slow motion function (DVD, VCD, S-VCD and DivX only) 23

12.5 Image enlargement (Zoom) 23

12.6 Viewing angle (DVD only) 23

12.7 Repeat function for DVDs, VCDs, S-VCDs and Audio CDs 23

12.8 Repeat sequence (A – B) 24

12.9 Direct title/track selection 24

12.10 Direct chapter, title or time selection via the search function 25

13. Display functions 26

13.1 Display disc information 26

13.2 Accessing the DVD menu 26

13.3 Playback Control (PBC) with VCDs/S-VCDs 27

13.4 Superimpose and fade out subtitles(DVDs/VCDs/S-VCDs only) 27

13.5 Changing the playback language 28

13.6 Programming function 28

14 Display of MP3/ WMA/JPEG/AVI/MPEG and DivX data 29

15. Playback of MP3/ WMA/MPEG and DivX discs 30

15.1 Repeat function with MP3/WMA/ MPEG/JPEG/DivX discs 30

15.2 Replay of JPEG discs 30

16. Playback of USB/SD/MMC data mediums 31

16.1 Compatible data mediums 31

16.2 Using USB/SD/MMC data mediums 31

17. Cleaning of the DVD player 32

18. Disposal 32

19. Troubleshooting 33

20. Glossary / Key Word Index 34

21. Warranty and service 37

22. Importer 37

Read these operating instructions carefully before using the appliance for the first time and preserve this manual for later
reference. Pass this manual on to whoever might acquire the appliance at a future date.

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The SilverCrest KH 2360 DVD player with two 7 inch LCD displays contains copyright protection technology,

which protects it from process claims of certain US patents, for example other intellectual property rights of

the Macrovision corporation and other copyright owners.

The use of this copyright protection technology must be approved by the Macrovision corporation and is

intended exclusively for non commercial use in private surroundings; any other use requires the express

approval of Macrovision Corporation.

Reverse engineering and disassembling are expressly prohibited.

Manufactured under license from Dolby Laboratories, Inc.

Dolby and the double-D-symbols are registered trademarks of Dolby Laboratories,

Inc. Confidential Unpublished Works.

1992-1997 Dolby Laboratories, Inc. All rights reserved.

This appliance is protected by the US patents 4.631.603, 4.577.216, 4.819.098, 4.907.093 and

6.516.132.

The license applies exclusively for private use.

The Silvercrest KH 2360 DVD player is licensed as a DivX Certified Product.

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KH 2360
Portable DVD player

1. Technical Data

DVD player

Power consumption
DVD player + 2 LCD: 24 Watt
TV standard: PAL/NTSC
Operating temperature: 10° ~+40°C
Operation humidity: 0 ~ 80 %

(No condensation)
max. storage
medium size: 1GB (USB/memory card)
Laser: Laser class 1

Mains plug

Input: AC 100-240 V~50/60 Hz 0,6A
Output: DC 12 V - 2.5A
Manufacturer: Kuantech (Shen Zhen) Co., LTD.
Model: KSAFE1200250W1UK

Vehicle adapter

Type: KD627
Input: DC 12 V/max. 10 A
Output: 1500 mA

Headphones

Model: LXF-D103
Impedance: 32±15% Ohm
Power rating: 3 mW
max. power consumption: 10 mW

LCD screens

Resolution: 480(H) x 243 (V) Pixels
Viewing area: 154,08° (H) - 87,5° (V)

2. Applications and
functions

The SilverCrest KH 2360 DVD player is intended
exclusively for private, non commercial use in enclosed
spaces.

Playback formats

• DVD videos in the 12cm and 8cm (diameter) for-

mats marked with the country/region code 2 or
ALL

• MPEG4 and DivX "Standard" videos (DivX ver-

• Video CDs (VCDs) and Super Video CDs (S-VCDs)

• Audio CDs in the 12cm and 8cm (diameter) for-

• Data format CD Audio (.cda), MP3 (.mp3), Win-

and by the logo DVD video

sions 3.11, 4.x, 5.x, 6.x).

in the 12cm and 8cm (diameter) formats.

mats marked with the logo CD .

dows Media Audio (.wma), DivX (.avi), (.mp4)
and JPEG (.jpg) on the storage medium CD-R,
CDRW, USB memory stick as well as memory
cards of the type SD and MMC.

Output/playback device

The following devices can be connected to the DVD
player for image output/playback (if these devices
have available the corresponding connection potentials
and connection of a DVD player is provided for/
allowed by the manufacturer of the playback device):

• Stereo and Mono televisions with the formats PAL

or NTSC and the picture formats 4:3/16:9.

• LCD/Plasma screens or video projectors.

• Video devices such as DVD player, video recorder,

TV receiver or game consol.
For output/playback of sound and/or music the fol­lowing devices can be used and/or connected to
the portable DVD player:

• from the speaker of one of the televisions connec-

ted to the DVD player

• from external audio components such as a HiFi

system, receiver or surround sound system (analo-

gue)

• from other external image and sound sources

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The two supplied 7 inch LCD monitors, which con­nect to the DVD player, are provided for image and
sound outputs.

Important!

No liability/warranty will be assumed for damage
resulting from improper use of the device!

3. Safety Instructions

• This appliance is not suitable for children or for
people whose physical, sensorial or intellectual
faculties prevent the safe usage of the appliance
without support or supervision. Children should be
watched-over to ensure that they do not play with
the appliance.

• Pull the power supply unit from the power socket
after every use and before cleaning to avoid unin­tentional switch ons.

• Check the appliance and all parts for visible
damage. The safety concept can work only if
the appliance is in a faultless condition.

• The power plug must always be easily accessible,
so that the appliance can be quickly separated
from the mains in the event of an emergency.

Danger of electrical shocks.

• Connect the appliance only to correctly installed
and properly earthed power sockets. The mains
voltage must conform with the specifications on the
ratings plate of the power supply unit.

• Only use the supplied power supply unit. If you
replace the power supply unit, only replace it
with one of the same model.

• Arrange for defective power plugs and/or cables
to be replaced at once by qualified technicians
or our Customer Service Department.

• Arrange for customer service to repair or replace
connecting cables and/or appliances that are
not functioning properly or have been damaged.

Never submerge the device or the power cable
in water.

Wipe it only with a slightly damp cloth.

• Do not expose the appliance to rain and never
use it in a humid or wet environment.

• Make sure that the power cord does not become
wet during operation.

• You may not open the housing or repair the
appliance yourself. Should you do so, appliance
safety can no longer be assured and the warranty
will become void.

• Protect the appliance against drip and spray
water. Do not place any water-filled vessels (e.g.
flower vases) on the appliance.

• If water enters the DVD player or the LCD moni­tors or if they fall into water, irreparable damage
can occur and there exists the danger of electric
shock!

Risk of fire!

• Do not use the appliance in the vicinity of hot
surfaces.

• Do not keep the appliance in places exposed to
direct sunlight, Otherwise, it may overheat and
become irreparably damaged.

• Do not leave the appliance unattended when in
use.

• Never cover the ventilation slots of the appliance
while it is being used.

• Do not operate the DVD player in the immediate
vicinity of a heat source such as an oven, hot air
blowers (in a vehicle: close to heating vents) and
similar devices! Heat contact can lead to the
equipment overheating and to melting of plastic
parts, whereby the DVD player could be irrepa­rably damaged!

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• Do not operate the DVD player in cupboards, on
shelves, in the glove compartment or other enclosed
furnishings as well as not on beds and covers
because the ventilation of the DVD player will be
impaired and it could overheat.

When overheated the DVD player can be
irreparably damaged and the risk of a
fire exists

• This device must not be placed in the immediate
vicinity of flammable materials, for example cur­tains, flammable liquids etc.

• Do not place any open sources of fire, like candles,
on the device.

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Danger! Laser radiation!

The appliance is fitted with a „Class 1 Laser“.

• Never open the device.

• Never attempt to repair the device.

• There is invisible laser radiation inside the device.
Do not expose yourself to the laser beam.

Thunderstorms!

Equipment connected to a power supply can
be damaged during a thunderstorm.
For this reason always remove the power supply
unit from the power socket during a thunder­storm.

Injury hazard

• Keep children away from the connecting cable
and the appliance. Children frequently underesti­mate the dangers of electrical appliances.

• Ensure that the appliance stands with a safe and
secure positioning.

• Do not operate the appliance if it has sustained
a fall or is damaged. Arrange for the appliance
to be checked and/or repaired by qualified tech­nicians.

• Keep batteries away from children. Children can
put batteries into their mouths and swallow them.

Important!

Never mount the device and monitors in the
vehicle whilst it is in motion!
There is a considerable risk of injury in the
event of an accident!
Use the device mounted in the vehicle only
when the vehicle is standing still.

Make sure that the device is securely packed
away in the supplied carrying case whilst driving.

Important!

Plug the power supply unit of the DVD player
into a power socket only after you have con­nected the DVD player to a television or to the
7 inch LCD monitors. With a power connection
via the vehicle adapter, connecting the adapter
is always the last step. In the event that you
wish to change the type of video or audio
connection first pull beforehand, without fail,
the power supply unit from the power socket!
Otherwise the DVD player and possibly equip­ment connected to it could become irreparably
damaged through voltage peak strikes!

Important!

The main switch on the right side is used for
the ON/OFF function. It is not used as a dis­connect switch for the mains voltage. The power
supply unit is used to disconnect from the mains
power. In order to completely disconnect the
equipment from the mains voltage the power
supply unit must be pulled from the power socket.
The power socket for the power supply unit
should be situated close to the device and
easily accessible

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Notice regarding surge voltages
(FEO / fast electrical overloads):

In a case of malfunction due to an electrical fast tran­sient (power surge) the product must be returned to
default settings in order to re-establish normal opera­tion. It is possible that the power supply will have to
be disconnected and then reconnected again. The
batteries (if present) must be removed and then reins­erted.

Notice regarding the handling of
batteries/rechargeable battery pack

The remote control is run by a battery. For the handling
of batteries please observe the following:

Risk of Explosion!

Do not throw batteries into a fire. Do not
recharge non-rechargeable batteries.

• Only recharge batteries that are specifically designa­ted "Rechargeable" or are designed to be recharged.

• Never open batteries, never solder or weld batteries.
The risk of explosions and injuries exist!

• Regularly check the condition of the battery.
Leaky batteries can damage the remote control.

• If you do not intend to use the remote control for
a long time, remove the battery.

• Put on protective gloves when handling a depleted
battery.

• Clean the battery compartment and the battery
contacts with a dry cloth.

4. Appliance description

 Remote control

q

POWER

button

(Switch the DVD player on and off)

w

DISP

button

(Display of the playback information)

e

N/P

button (NTSC/Pal/Multi selection)

r

PLAY/PAUSE

(Start and pause of the current playback)

t

STOP

y

FF

button (Fast forward - x2, x4, x8, x16, x32)

u

REPEAT

(Repeat chapter, title, song, the entire disc)

i

SETUP

(Superimpose OSD / settings menu)

o Navigation button
a

MENU

s

VOL +/-

(Volume output increase/decrease)

d

USB/CARD/DVD

(Select USB/memory card contents)

f

PREV

(Skip backwards a chapter or unit)

g

SLOW

(Adjust playback speed)

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NEXT

(Skip forwards a chapter or unit)

j Navigation button
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ENTER

l Navigation button
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MONITOR 1/2

(Select LCD monitor AV-IN and DVD)

2) Number buttons
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2@

GOTO

2#

PROGRAMME

(Set the title or song sequence)

2$

ZOOM

2%

ANGLE

2^

SUBTITLE

2&

AUDIO

2*

FR

button (Fast rewind - x2, x4, x8,x16, x32)

button

button (Stop playback)

button

button



(Superimpose DVD menu)

buttons

button

button

button

button



button (Confirm input)



button

0

to 9(Numerical input 0-9)

button (for two digit number input)

button (Skip to chapter or song)

button

button (Image enlargement/reduction)

button (Change camera perspective)

button (Superimpose/fade out subtitles)

button (Change playback language)

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2(

A-B

button (Repeat sequence)

3)

TFT MODE

button (Set contrast, hue, saturation

and sharpness)

3! Navigation button
3@

TITLE

button (Superimpose DVD/CD contents)

3#

MUTE

button



(Switch off playback sound)



Underneath the LCD monitor

5!

CONNECT TO MAIN UNIT

(Connection socket to the DVD player)

5@

PHONE

(Headphones connection)

5#

BRIGHTNESS

(Adjust the brightness of the LCD

screens)

5$

SCREEN

(Format change switch 16:9/4:3)

 Top of the DVD player

3$

OPEN

button

(press to open the disc draw)

 Rear of the DVD player

3%

AV OUT

(Audio/Video output)

3^

MONITOR 1

3&

MONITOR 2

Right side of the DVD player



3*

VOLUME

(Connection socket for LCD monitor 1)
(Connection socket for LCD monitor 2)

(DVD players headphone output volume control)

3( Phone (Headphone connection)

4)

AV IN

(Audio/Video input for external devices)

4!

POWER OFF/ON

4@

DC IN 12V

(Switch off/on)

(Connection socket for 12V power supply)

4#

USB

(USB connection)

Front panel of the DVD player



4$

SD/MMC

(Memory card slot for SD/MMC cards)

4%

IR

(Infrared receiver sensor)

4^

ON/STANDBY

(Standby indicator)

Front panel of the LCD monitor



4& Monitor
4* Power LED

(Illuminates red when the device is switched off)

4( IR sensor for the remote control signal

5) LCD monitor speaker

LCD monitor right side



5%

POWER

(LCD monitor on/off switch)

5^

VOLUME

(Volume control for LCD monitors only)

5. Starting Up the Device

5.1 Unpacking

1. Remove the DVD player, both monitors and the

accessories from the packing.

2. Remove all adhesive tapes, foils and transport

restraints.

Important

Do not permit small children to play with plastic
packaging. There is a risk of suffocation!

5.2 Check the delivered contents

Before puting the appliance into use, check that all
items are present and free of visible damage.
1 DVD Player
2 7 inch LCD monitors
1 Remote control
1 Battery for the remote control, CR2025/ 3 V
1 Power supply unit
1 AV cable 3 x Cinch on 3.5mm jack plugs
2 DIN connection cables for the LCD monitors
1 Vehicle adapter
1 Carrying case with two securing straps for the

headrest
2 Headphones
1 Operating manual

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5.3 Preparing the remote control

Inserting the battery

The remote control requires a battery of the type
CR2025/3V button cell (supplied):

1. Pull the battery compartment out of the remote

control.

2. Now place the supplied battery, of the type

CR2025 (button cell) in the battery compart­ment. Make sure that the battery is inserted in
accordance with its correct polarity.

3. Slide the battery compartment back into the

remote control.

Using the remote control

In order to guarantee faultless operation when using
the remote control…

• When using the remote control always point it di­rectly at the infrared sensor 4( on the front panel
of the device.

• Make sure that there are no obstructions between
the remote control and the DVD player that will
hinder reception

• When using the remote control place yourself not
more than 5 metres from the DVD player

otherwise interferences can occur during operation
of the DVD player functions with the remote control.

6. Attaching the LCD
monitor to a headrest

For attachment to the headrest use exclusively the
supplied Velcro fastening strap and pad.

1. Remove the pad from the Velcro fastening

strap.

2. Pull the Velcro fastening strap, with the Velcro

side towards the rear, through the right retainer
on the rear of the LCD monitor. Please do not
pull the strap through the left retainer at this
time.

3. Pull the open end of the strap through the pad.

The unpaded side must be facing the device.

4. Finally, pull the strap through the left retainer.

The plastic tab should now point to the right.

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5. Before fastening, place the elastic safety strap

that is secured to the LCD monitor, around the
headrest and/or headrest mounting.

6. Hold the LCD monitor against the headrest and

pull the Velcro strap from the inside to the outside,
through the plastic tab. The Velcro must also here
point in the direction of the headrest.

8. Join the open end of the Velcro fastening strap

with its opposite side at the front of the headrest.
Make sure that the strap sits securely and is
tight.

9. The Velcro fastening strap should be attached

to the centre of the headrest. If possible do not
impede the headrests height adjustment mecha­nism.

Note:

If you are using the LCD monitor in a vehicle
make sure that the monitor does not interfere
with safety relevent components such as air­bags, seat airbags or side airbags.

Fastening to active headrests is not recommended.
If you install the LCD monitors in a vehicle

make sure that the cables are layed in a manner
that will not cause them to be a trip hazard
and they do not obstruct entry to and exit
from the vehicle.

7. The plastic tab should lie to the left side, viewed

from the direction of travel, of the headrest
(as in the diagram above).

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Important!

Never mount the device and monitors in the
vehicle whilst it is in motion!
There is a considerable risk of injury in the event
of an accident!
Use the device mounted in the vehicle only
when the vehicle is standing still.

Make sure that the device is securely packed
away in the supplied carrying case whilst driving.

7. Carrying out
connections

7.1 Connecting the LCD monitors to
the DVD player

If you install the LCD monitors in a vehicle
make sure that the cables are layed in a manner
that will not cause them to be a trip hazard
and the connection cables to the DVD player
do not obstruct entry to and exit from the vehicle.

In addition the device can be connected to other
input and output devices:

• with a television set

• with a video or DVD recorder

• with a receiver, also, for example, a stereo
system

• with a Dolby Digital system

Important!

Make sure that all devices are switched off before
you connect them. Do not plug the device into
the mains power until all connections have
been made.

7.2 Mains power connection

Connection with the power supply unit

Connect both LCD monitors to the DVD player by joining
the sockets
with the inlets
with a DIN connection cable.

CONNECT TO MAIN UNIT

MONITOR 1

Note:

Use exclusively the two supplied DIN connection
cables to connect the LCD monitors to the
DVD player.

You can also connect only one LCD monitor
to the DVD player.

3^ and

5! on the monitors

MONITOR 2

3& each

1. Plug the power supply unit device plug in the

socket

DC IN 12V

4@ on the DVD player.

2. Plug the power supply unit into a power socket.

Note:

Before you connect the DVD player to the
mains power with the power supply unit,
switch the DVD player with the POWER
ON/OFF switch
connect the device plug with the socket

DC IN 12V

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4! off

- Position OFF. First

4@

on the DVD player.

Making a power connection with the vehicle adapter

1. Plug the device plug of the vehicle adapter in the

socket

DC IN 12V

4@ on the side of the device.

2. Plug the vehicle adapter into a suitable 12V

socket, for example the cigarette lighter con­nection in the vehicle.

Note:

- The supplied vehicle adapter may only be
used in vehicles with a 12V power system.

- The DVD player may only be operated with
the supplied vehicle adapter.

- Do not use the supplied vehicle adapter for
other devices.

- After use remove the vehicle adapter from
the DVD player and from the vehicles power
socket.

7.3 Connection to another device

Connection to a television

The DVD player can be connected to televisions
which operate with the PAL or NTSC standards.
In this way you can transmit the display onto the
television screen.

1. Switch off the DVD player and the television.

2. Connect the jack plug of the supplied AV cable

with the

AV-OUT

output 3% on the DVD player.

3. Connect the yellow cinch cable for the image

signal with the FBAS video input (yellow) on
the television.

4. Connect the red/white cinch cable for the

sound signal with the sound input (red/white)

on the television.
In the same way you can also connect the DVD
player with a video or DVD recorder in order to
transmit the DVD players video and audio signals
to these devices.

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Audio connection with a stereo system

1. Switch the DVD player and your stereo system

off before making connections.

2. Connect the jack plug of the supplied AV cable

with the

AV-OUT

output 3% on the DVD player.

3. Connect the red/white cinch cable for the

sound signal with a sound input (red/white) on
your stereo system.

Connecting external devices to the DVD player via
AV IN (i.e. game consol)

You can playback images and sound from an external
device via the DVD player.

3. Connect the red/white cinch cable for the

sound signal with the sound output (red/white)

on the external device.

4. To display the external image on the LCD monitors

press the button

player to the AV IN mode.

Note:

Depending on the data carrier the display can
remain black for a few seconds until the DVD
players image is again displayed.

The sound of an external device connected to the
DVD players audio input will also playback if the
device is set to an operating mode other than AV.

MONITOR 1/2

1( to switch the DVD

Setting the TV standard

Press several times the button
standard for the video input. The setting will be
shown in the display.

PAL

MULTI

NTSC

For video signals in the PAL television
standard.
The video signal will be recognized
automatically.
For video signals in the NTSC television
standard.

N/P

e to set the television

1. Connect the jack plug of the supplied AV cable

with the AV IN input 4) on the DVD player.

2. Connect the yellow cinch cable for the image

signal with the FBAS video output (yellow) on
the external device.

7.4 Headphone connection

Important!

Only use the supplied type LXF-D103 head­phones.

1. Connect the headphones jack plug with the

socket on the DVD player 3( or the LCD monitors

5@.

2. Adjust the volume before connecting to the

DVD player 3* and the LCD monitors 5^ to

a low level.

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3. If headphones are connected to the DVD player

or the LCD monitors there will be no sound out­put from the AV output 3% of the DVD player or
from the built in speakers on the LCD monitors 5).

Important!

Listening to music over long periods with
full volume on headphones can lead to
hearing damage

7.5 Setting the display position

In the event that you find the image quality of a DVD
to be insufficient, slightly swivel the display to optimize
the viewing angle.

8. Card reader and USB
connection

If the LCD monitors, the DVD player and possibly
other connected devices (i.e. an audio component)
are ready for operation and are switched on and
the DVD player is connected correctly to the LCD
monitors or to a television you will now see the Sil­verCrest logo on the TV screen.
If no disc is inserted into the player
displayed on the LCD monitors.

NO DISC

will be

3. Now slide the memory card into the memory

card slot 4$ on the front panel of the DVD player.
Observe the following steps - depending on which
type of memory card you would like to playback.

Warning!

Always be sure to insert the memory cards
into the memory card slots as described below!

Never bend the memory cards while inserting
them into the memory cards slots!

Slide the memory card up to the stop in the
memory card slot, with a light pressure.

8.1Inserting memory cards/USB
memory sticks with
MP3/WMA/Mpeg4/ JPEG data

Note:

The DVD-Player always starts in DVD mode.
To read memory cards press the button
USB/CARD/DVD
The DVD player recognizes the data formats
JPEG, MP3, WMA and MPEG4. The cards
must be in FAT 16 or FAT 32 formats, the
player can not recognize NTFS. The player
only supports 3.3V memory cards, older types
with 5V operational voltage will not be recog­nized.

Proper insertion of memory cards of the type SD and
MMC into the DVD player:

1. Switch the DVD player on.

2. Make sure that the LCD monitor is ready for

operation.

1@

on the remote control.

Allow the memory card to slide in without force:

• Check to make sure that the memory card is one
that the DVD player is capable of reading.

Important!

Do not attempt to insert memory cards of another
type in the memory card slot!

• Make sure that you have inserted the memory
card into the memory card slot in the correct manner.

• Under no circumstances attemt to force the memory
card into the memory card slot! Otherwise the
DVD player, memory card and the data on the
memory card could be damaged!

Supported memory card types

Memory cards of the type SD and MMC can be
played back.

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MultiMediaCard /SecureDigital memory cards
(MMC/SD)

Slide the MultiMediaCard/SecureDigital memory
card straight and with the contacts in front into the
memory card slot 4$.
For this purpose...

- the side of the memory card that contains the
contacts must face up.

- the slanted corner of the memory card must be
on the left side.

USB memory sticks (USB)

The DVD player supports USB memory sticks 1.1
and 2.0

• Slide the USB memory stick into the USB slot 4#.
Thereby the USB symbol on the USB plug faces
upward.

8.2 Displaying the contents of the

memory card/USB memory stick

• Press several times the button
to display the respective memory card contents.

The currently inserted medium is shown in the
display 4&.

Note:

Because chipsets in the USB memory cards differ,
no guarantee can be given that all USB memory
sticks will be correctly recognized.

USB/CARD/DVD

1@

8.3 Removal of Memory cards/USB

Memory sticks from the memory
card slot

Memory cards/USB Memory sticks should only be
removed after the memory card slot is deactivated.
Thus avoiding the possibility of damage or data
loss.

• Press the button
the DVD mode.

• You can now remove the memory card/USB
memory stick from the memory card slot 4$.

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USB/CARD/DVD

1@ to return to

8.4 Playback procedure for a memory
card:

If you have correctly inserted a memory card or a
USB memory stick into the SilverCrest DVD player
and pressed the button
remote control, the player automatically recognizes
the folders and data that exist on the memory medium.

These will be displayed on the screen in the players
data browser and, as is described in chapter 14,
are handled in exactly the same way as a DVD/
CD medium.

USB/CARD/DVD

1@ on the

9. Use

• Carry out the required connections as described
in chapter 7 and provide a power supply.

9.1 Switching the device on and off

in the standby mode

• Set the switch
switch the DVD player on.

The LCD monitors turn on and the background image
appears.
If no disc is inserted into the disc tray the notice

LOADING
NO DISC

• To switch the device to standby mode press the
button

The Power LEDs 4* on the LCD monitors light up. In
this condition the device can again be switched on
via the button

• To switch off the DVD player altogether, set the
switch

9.2 Display settings

• Press the button
settings. The settings can be accessed at any
time.

• Select with the navigation buttons
of the inputs

Saturation

ness).

• With the navigation buttons
the value.

• To exit the settings press the button
again.

POWER

4! to the position ONto

will appear briefly followed by the prompt

.

POWER

q on the remote control.

POWER

q on the remote control.

POWER

4! to the position

TFT-MODE

OFF

.

3) to access the display

1^ 1* one

Contrast

(Saturation) and

(Contrast),

Sharpness

Hue

(Hue),

(Sharp-

3! o you change

TFT-MODE

3)

9.3 Setting the image format

• Set the switch
either to
LCD monitors.

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4:3

SCREEN

5$ on each LCD monitor

or

16:9

to set the image format of the

10. The setup menu

The DVD player has a screen menu available, in which
you can carry out image and sound settings as well as
other functions such as, for example, activation of the
child lock. When you carry out changes in the setup
menu, these changes are saved even when the device
is switched off.

• You can set the default settings at any time in the
menu

PREFERENCE PAGE

• The setup menu can be accessed during play­back. To have access to all the settings you must
be in the stop mode. To achieve this press the
button

STOP

t twice.

The setup menu subdivides into the following menus:

• General setup menu

• Video Setup

• Preference settings

.

Exiting the setup menu

• You can exit the setup menu at any time by pressing
the button

SETUP

i again.

10.1 General Setup Page

When you access your DVD players setup menu
with the button

PAGE

appears.

SETUP

i the menu

GENERAL SETUP

Navigating in the menu

1. Press the button

menu. The main menu appears

PAGE

.

• With the navigation buttons
1* and the button
settings in the menu.

SETUP

i to access the setup

GENERAL SETUP

3! o 1^

ENTER

1& you carry out all the

2. With the navigation buttons3! o select

a menu by moving the yellow highlighting under
the corresponding menu symbol.

3. With the navigation buttons1^ 1* select

an input in a menu by moving the yellow bar
over an input.

4. With the navigation button o change an

input in the submenu and the navigation button

3! will take you back a menu level.

5. To confirm a selection press the button

1&.
All navigation possibilities in a current menu are
displayed at the lower edge of the menu.

ENTER

TV display

Here you can match the vertical and horizontal image
display to the playback device in use.

Normal/PS

Normal/LB

Wide

: Select this setting to display broad-

casts in the usual 4:3 format on a 4:3
television set. Broadcasts in the 16:9
format will be displayed in full screen
without the distracting bars although
the side edges of the image will be
trimmed.

: Display of a film in 16:9 format on

a traditional 4:3 format television.
The image is displayed with black
bars on the lower and upper edges
of the screen.

: This setting is recommended when

using the supplied LCD monitors or
for the output of an image on a wide­screen television in 16:9 format

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Angle Mark

On some DVDs particular scenes are recorded from
various viewing angles.

• Select the input

viewing angle by pressing the
during playback of the film.

• To deactivate this function select the input

ON

in order to switch to the next

ANGLE

2% button

OFF

.

OSD Language

Here you set the language, in which the OSD Menu
will be displayed on the television screen.

Closed Captions

You set this if by every playback of a DVD the subtitle
(if present) is to be automatically displayed on the
television screen.

• For this purpose set the function to

• If you want to activate the subtitles manually set

this function to
The subtitles can be set, during playback, with the
SUBTITLE button 2^.

OFF

.

ON

.

Screen Saver

In this menu you can activate or deactivate the
screensaver. The screensaver protects the DVD players
LCD screen or the picture tube of a connected television
set from a displayed image burning onto the screen.
To activate the screen saver set this function to
The screen saver will now switch on when the play­back is stopped and no activity takes place for several
minutes.

• To switch the screen saver off set the function to

OFF

.

ON

.

10.2 Video Setup Page

In this menu you can set the image parameters of
the output video signal and thus align with the play­back quality of the image on the connected picture
screens.

Sharpness

Here you set the image sharpness to
or

LOW

.

Brightness

Set with the aid of the buttons 3! o the brightness.

• Subsequently press the button

HIGH, MEDIUM

ENTER

1& to continue.

Contrast

Set with the aid of the buttons 3! o the contrast.

• Subsequently press the button

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ENTER

1& to continue.

Hue

Set with the aid of the buttons 3! o the hue.
The further the controller is pushed to the right the
warmer the entire image becomes. On the other
hand pushed to the left the image radiates a cooler
ambience.

• Subsequently press the button

ENTER

1& to continue.

Saturation

Set with the aid of the buttons 3! o the colour
saturation.

• Subsequently press the button

ENTER

1& to continue.

10.3 Preference Page

In this menu you can set the language settings for
the audio and subtitle playback as well as activate
the child lock function and set up a password for the
DVD player.

SUBTITLE

Set the sub title language here, which should be used as
standard when playing back the film.

DISC MENU

Set the disc menu language here, which should be used
as standard when playing back the film.

PARENTAL

Some DVDs and CDs are encoded with an encryption
signal. In this way DVDs can be divided into eight
different approval classes.

PBC

Here you can switch the playback control (Playback
Control) on or off.

With Video CDs (VCDs or S-VCDs) the button

1) can be used to display the discs main menu when
the PBC function is switched on.

MENU

AUDIO

Set the audio language here, which should be used as
standard when playing back the film.

1. Select one of the following approval classes to
protect the playback of this media class with a
password request:

8 ADULT

: for adults only;

7 NC 17

: not for teenagers under 18

years of age;

6 R

: for teenagers under 16, adult

supervision is strongly recom­mended;

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5 PGR

: for teenagers under 16, adult

supervision is recommended;

4 PG 13

: adult supervision strongly

recommended; some scenes
are not suitable for children
under 12;

3 PG

: adult supervision recommended;

2 G.

: for all age groups;

1 KID SAF.

Example

: also suitable for small children.

If a DVD was encoded with, for example,
approval class 7 or 8 and you have an
approval class setting between 1 and 6 then
a message follows and the password must be
entered.

Also only parts of the DVD, that is to say
certain film scenes, may be encoded with an
approval class or various approval classes.

2. To activate the age approval select an approval

class and then enter your password with the
number buttons 2) in the password request
box that follows. The factory default password
is 136900.

3. Confirm your entry by pressing the button

ENTER

1&.

PASSWORD

Here you can change the preset password (
and enter your own password.. Only the numbers
0-9 can be used.

1. To change the password select the input

GE

.

2. Enter in the line

password with the number buttons 2) . The
highlight changes to the next line

WORD

.

OLD PASSWORD

136900

CHAN-

the valid

NEW PASS-

3. Enter the new password with the number buttons

2). The highlighting changes to the next line

CONFIRM PWD

.

4. Enter the new password with the number buttons

2). The tab changes to the

5. Press the button

The password has now been changed.

ENTER

1&.

OK

field.

)

Note:

In the next menu item

PASSWORD

you can
change the factory default password and
enter a new password for the child lock.

Note:

In the event that you forget your password
you can use the factory default password
(136900).

DEFAULT

Here you reset the DVD player's factory default settings.
All language, image, sound and general settings will
be reset to the default settings. Exceptions to this are
the child lock and the password since it would be of
little use if your child could simply reset them.

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11. Sound functions

11.1 To control the Volume

• With the buttons
the device 3* or on the LCD monitors 5^ you in-
crease and/or decrease the volume.

VOL+/-

1!, the volume control on

11.2 Mute

• Press the button MUTE 3# to switch the sound off.

• To switch the sound on again press the MUTE
3#button again or press one of the buttons

VOL+/-

1!.

12. Playback functions

To play a disc with the DVD player:

• Switch your LCD monitors on.

• Make sure that the DVD player is ready for operation.

With this DVD player you can playback the following
discs:

• DVD (Country code 2 or ALL)

• Video CD

• Super Video CD

• MPEG4 Discs

• DVD+R DL

• DVD-R DL

• DVD+RW

• DVD+R

• DVD-RW

• DVD-R

• CD-R

• CD-RW

• Audio CD

• MP3

• JPEG

Note:

Multisession playback is not possible, play­back of unfinalised discs is not possible

If the LCD displays, the DVD player and possibly
other connected devices (i.e. an audio component)
are ready for operation and are switched on and
the DVD player is connected correctly to the television
you will now see the Silvercrest logo on the LCD
screens. If there is no disc in the disc tray of the
DVD player
screen.

1. Open the disc tray by pressing the button

NO DISC

3$ on the top panel of the device.
now appear in the display.

will be shown on the television

OPEN

OPEN

will

2. Place the disc in the disc tray with the inscribed

side facing up. When you insert the disc you
will feel a slight resistance, which you can over­come with light pressure, now the disc is sitting
firmly on the spindle.

With double sided discs the side that you want
to play must be facing down.

3. After you have inserted the disc please close

the lid of the disc tray until it audibly locks into
place.

4. The contents of the inserted disc will now load;

this may take a few seconds. Playback of the
inserted disc begins automatically.

12.1 Playback start, stop, pause

Depending on the inserted disc it is possible that the
contents do not immediately play back, but first a
selection menu appears in the display.

• In this case select with the navigation buttons

3! o 1^ 1* the menu item, which will

start the playback of the film.

• To start playback of the film press the button

TER

1& or the button

PLAY/PAUSE

r.

EN-

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Pause playback

To pause the playback:

• During playback press the button

The prompt
The display shows a freeze frame of the scene you
have just paused.

• To continue playback of the film press the button

 appears in the display.

PLAY/PAUSE

r.

PLAY/PAUSE

r.

12.2 SKIP function
(Chapter/Title forward/backward)

Note:

This function may not be available on all DVDs/
VCDs/S-VCDs! If you attempt to carry out func­tions that are not available the symbol will
appear in the display.

Stop playback

To stop playback, press the button

STOP

t.

Resume function

If you stopped playback of the inserted
DVD/VCD/S-VCD by pressing the button
once then the DVD player automatically saves the
position, at which you stopped the playback. This
function is called "Resume function".

The display will show

• As soon as you press the
again playback will continue from the saved
position.

• If you press the button
the saved position, at which you stopped play­back is deleted.

• As soon as you press the button
again playback of the inserted DVD/VCD/S-VCD
starts from the beginning.

PRESS PLAY KEY TO CONTINUE

PLAY/PAUSE

STOP

t a second time,

STOP

r button

PLAY/PAUSE

• With the buttons

SKIP

 1% forwards and

SKIP

 1# backwards you can, during playback, skip

within the film on the inserted DVD/VCD/S-VCD
to the beginning of the next chapter/title or skip
back to the previous chapter/title.

t

The respectively selected chapter/title will immediately
play back without you having to press the
button.

PLAY/PAUSE

r

12.3 Search forward/backwards

• Press the button
back, to start a search forwards/backwards.

• Press the button
to apply the following search speeds:

.

Note:

During the search no sound will play.

• To continue playback of the film at normal speed
from the selected position, during the search,
press the button

r

FF

 y or FR 2*,during play-

FF

 y or FR 2* several times

PLAY/PAUSE

r twice.

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Note:

With playback of MPEG4 files the speed of
search forward and search backwards can be
limited. This is data dependent and not a device
malfunction.

12.4 Slow motion function
(DVD, VCD, S-VCD and DivX only)

• Press the button

motion. Press the button
apply the following slow motion speeds:

Note:

During slow motion playback no sound will be
played.

• To continue playback at normal speed, during

slow motion playback press the button

PLAY/PAUSE

r.

SLOW

1$ to set playback to slow

SLOW

1$ several times to

• Press the button
the following enlargement and/or reduction:

With the navigation buttons
the enlargement section can be shunted.

ZOOM

2$ several times to apply

3! o 1^ 1*

12.6 Viewing angle (DVD only)

Note:

This function may not be available on all DVDs/
VCDs/S-VCDs! If you attempt to carry out func­tions that are not available the symbol will
appear in the display.

Many films on DVD contain chapters, which were re­corded from different viewing angles simultaneously.
Films that have such chapters available allow you to
observe these chapters from various perspectives.

• For this, during playback of the inserted DVD,
press the button
Each press of the
one of the available viewing angles.

ANGLE

2% on the remote control.

ANGLE

2% button will switch to

Note:

With VCDs, S-VCDs and MPEG4 files slow
motion backwards is not supported.

12.5 Image enlargement (Zoom)

Note:

This function may not be available on all
DVDs/VCDs/S-VCDs! If you attempt to carry out
functions that are not available the symbol
will appear in the display.

During playback of an inserted DVD/VCD/S-VCD
you can enlarge and reduce the image on the television
screen in three stages.

12.7 Repeat function for DVDs, VCDs,

S-VCDs and Audio CDs

With the repeat function you can…
... in the case of DVDs, selectively repeat title,

chapter or the entire DVD.

... in the case of VCDs/S-VCDs individual titles

and/or the entire VCD/S-VCD repeatedly
playback.

... in the case of audio CDs, playback repeatedly

a particular track and/or the entire CD.

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To switch on repeat playback...

• Press several times, during playback, the button

REPEAT

u.
The repeat symbol appears in the display with
one of the following notifications:

CHAPTER

Select

CHAPTER

to continuously repeat
the current playback chapter until
playback repeat is switched off or
playback is stopped by pressing the
button

STOP

t twice.

TITLE

Select

TITLE

to continuously repeat the
current playback title until playback
repeat is switched off or playback is
stopped by pressing the button

STOP

t twice.

ALL

Select

ALL

to continuously repeat all
available titles on the disc, thus the
entire disc, until playback repeat is
switched off or playback is stopped

No Display

by pressing the button
To switch off repeat playback press
the button

REPEAT

STOP

t twice.

u several times

during playback until no more notifi­cations appear in the display.

12.8 Repeat sequence (A – B)

With this function you can repeat playback of a
favourite sequence within a chapter of the current
playback disc.
To do this …

• During playback press the button
soon as the start of the desired sequence is reached.
On the television screen the repeat symbol
appears with the notice

A

.

A– B

2( as

• Press the button

A– B

2( again as soon as the
end of the desired sequence is reached. With
this, bear in mind that the beginning and end of
the sequence must fall within the same chapter.

On the television screen the repeat symbol
appears with the notice

AB

.
Repeat playback of the selected sequence begins
immediately without having to press the

PLAY/PAUSE

r button. The sequence will continuously repeat until
you press the button

A– B

2( again to switch off the

function.

12.9 Direct title/track selection

To select a title/track on the disc directly, during
playback, enter the title/track number via the number
buttons 2).
If there are more than 9 titles press the button
and then enter the corresponding title/track number.

Example:

Press the button

10+

2!

and enter the number

"2" to playback the title/track number 12.

If there are more than 19 title/tracks you must press
the button
or press the button

10+

2! twice and enter the next number

10+

2! twice and enter the number

"2" to playback track/title 22.

10+

2!

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12.10 Direct chapter, title or time
selection via the search function

Note:

This function may not be available on all DVDs/
VCDs/S-VCDs! If you attempt to carry out func­tions that are not available the symbol will
appear in the display.

If you do not want to playback the entire disc you
can select a particular chapter/time position.

• For this press, during playback, the button

2@ several times to superimpose the following
displays one after the other:

GOTO

DVD

TC

: Enter here a chapter number from

where playback should start.

TITLE TIME

CHAPTER
TIME

CD/VCD/SVCD

DISC GOTO

TRACK GOTO

T:- -

: Enter here a title number from

DivX and MPEG CD

SELECT

: Enter here a title number on the

GOTO

: Enter here a time position for the

Enter here a time position for the
current played back title, from
where playback should start.

Enter here a time position for the
current playback chapter, from
where playback should start.

: Enter here a time position on the

disc from where playback should
start.

: Enter here a time position for the

current playback title from where
playback should start.

where playback should start.

disc from where playback should
start.

current playback title from where
playback should start.

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13. Display functions

• the remaining time of the chapter in hours, seconds
and minutes (

CHAPTER REMAIN

)

13.1 Display disc information

Note:

This function may not be available on all DVDs/
VCDs/S-VCDs! If you attempt to carry out func­tions that are not available the symbol will
appear in the display.

With this function you can superimpose all the avai­lable information from a DVD/VCD/S-VCD inserted
into the DVD player onto the television screen during
playback.

• During playback press the button
times to superimpose, one after the other, the
following information:

DISP

w several

With VCDs/S-VCDs/DivX/MPEG CDs

• the played back so far time of the current play­back title on the CD in minutes and seconds

• the remaining time of the current playback title
on the CD in minutes and seconds

For audio CDs:

• the current title number/the total number of titles

• the played back so far time of the current play­back title on the CD in minutes and seconds (

• the remaining time of the current playback title in
minutes and seconds (

• the total played back time of the CD in minutes
and seconds (

• the remaining time of the CD in minutes and
seconds (

DR

)

DZ

TR

)

)

SZ

Fading out disc information

• To fade out the disc information press the button

DISP

w again.

13.2 Accessing the DVD menu

Note:

This function may not be available on all DVDs/
VCDs/S-VCDs! If you attempt to carry out func­tions that are not available the symbol will
appear in the display.

)

With DVDs:

• the current title number/the total number of titles

• the current chapter number/total number of chapters

• the played back so far time in hours, minutes and
seconds (

TIME ELAPSED

• the remaining time of the title in hours, seconds
and minutes (

• the played back so far time of the chapter in hours,
minutes and seconds (

TIME REMAIN

)

)

CHAPTER ELAPSED

)

With many films on DVD there is a main menu on
the disc that apart from the option of playing the
main film enables you, for example...

• to choose the language for subtitles and film dialogue

• to select direct from chapters

• to playback the films bonus material (Background
information, "Making of" etc.)

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If such a menu is present on the DVD that is inserted
into the DVD player then you can access it, during
playback, by pressing the button

MENU

1).

• You select particular menu items by pressing the
navigation buttons

3! o 1^ 1*; to con-

firm the selected menu item press …

• the button

PLAY/PAUSE

r

or

• the button

To return to playback press the button

ENTER

1&.

MENU

1)

again.

Note:

If you cancel playback by pressing the button

STOP

t

twice (Playback stop without resume
function) activation of the main menu on the
disc is not possible.

13.3 Playback Control (PBC) with
VCDs/S-VCDs

Many VCDs/S-VCDs have Playback Control (in short
"PBC"). Playback control means a main menu, which
allows for operation of several functions of the VCD/
S-VCD.
If PBC is available on the disc inserted into the DVD
player then you must first activate it in order to
superimpose the menu.
To activate PBC...

• During playback or when playback is stopped

press the button

PBC OFF

• Press the button

the notice
on and the main menu on the disc can be acces­sed with the buttons

MENU

appears.

MENU

PBC ON

1). In the display the notice

1) again. In the display

appears. PBC is now switched

MENU

1) or

TITLE

3@ .

13.4 Superimpose and fade out subtitles
(DVDs/VCDs/S-VCDs only)

Note:

This function may not be available on all DVDs/
VCDs/S-VCDs! If you attempt to carry out func­tions that are not available the symbol will
appear in the display.

In the event that the film on the inserted
DVD/VCD/S-VCD has subtitles available then you
can superimpose these on the television screen du­ring playback by pressing the button

• With the first press of the button

subtitle of the first available language will be
superimposed on the television screen.

• With each further press of the button

the subtitles in subsequent available languages,
one after the other, will be superimposed on the

television screen.
The number of the currently superimposed sub title
language will be superimposed on the television
screen ( i.e. "1/10" for the first of ten available
subtitle languages).

• When the last of the available subtitle languages

is superimposed (i.e. "10/10" for the tenth of ten

available subtitle languages) then you can switch

off the subtitle function by pressing the button

SUBTITLE

2^ again.

OFF

will be superimposed on

the television screen.

SUBTITLE

SUBTITLE

SUBTITLE

2^.

2^ the

2^

Note:

If you switch on PBC during playback then it
is possible that playback will stop and start
again from the beginning and/or with the
main menu.

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13.5 Changing the playback language

Note:

This function may not be available on all DVDs/
VCDs/S-VCDs! If you attempt to carry out func­tions that are not available the symbol will
appear in the display.

• With many films on DVD/VCD/S-VCD you can
select another playback language, during play­back, by pressing the button

• With the first press of the
available playback language will be switched
on. With each further press of the
ton other available playback languages will be
switched on one after the other.

The currently switched on playback language will
be superimposed on the television screen.

AUDIO

AUDIO

2& button the first

2&.

AUDIO

2& but-

13.6 Programming function

You can programme a playback sequence for the

titles and chapters that are available on the DVD,
VCD, S-VCD disc.
For this, during playback, you press the button

GRAMME

2# to superimpose the following window:

Programming window

PRO-

1. Enter with the number buttons 2) the number of

the title, which shall be played back first.
The upper line will now show the chapters available
in this title (

CH:

).

2. Enter with the number buttons 2) the number of

the chapter that shall be played back. The high-

lighting moves to the programme position 2.

3. Select with the navigation buttons 

3! o 1^ 1* further programme positions and

enter the title and chapter number for these

programme positions.

• To show the next 10 programme positions select

with the navigation buttons
1* the field
You can allocate up to 20 programme positions.

• To delete entries in a programme select the pro-

gramme position and press the button

• To cancel the programming function select the

field
cated programme positions are deleted.

 and press the button

EXIT

and press the button

3! o 1^

ENTER

1&.

ENTER

ENTER

1&. All allo-

1&.

4. Start playback of the programme position by

selecting the field

ton

ENTER

During the programmed playback the notice

GRAMME

The programme list will be deleted as soon as you
press the

appears in the display.

STOP

1&.

t button.

START

and pressing the but-

PRO-

The upper line shows the total number of titles (
available on the disc.
Under this the programme positions 1-10 are listed,
programme position 1 is highlighted.

TT:

)

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14 Display of MP3/

WMA/JPEG/AVI/
MPEG and DivX data

• Insert a storage medium into the DVD player.
The contents of the data medium will be shown on
the display:

Display of MP3 data

Display of JPEG data

• The data will be listed on the left (Data window).

Folders will be depicted with the symbol .

• To superimpose the folders available on the disc

press the button
til the notice
the display.

• Press the button

Folders will now be faded out and all data on the
disc is represented in a list.

• The area on the right is intended for the previewing

of JPEG images. A preview appears as soon as
you highlight a JPEG data in the data window.

• At the bottom is located the information bar, in

which is displayed the image size (JPEG Image)
as well as the medium (DISC, USB or
SD/MMC), on which the data is located.

• Select a data with the help of the navigation

buttons
button

ENTER

data will be played back and/or the JPEG Photo
displayed.

PROGRAMME

FOLDER

PROGRAMME

2# several times un-

appears at the bottom of

2# again.

3! o 1^ 1*. By pressing the

1& you confirm your selection. The

1. To open a folder, select the folder and press the

button

ENTER

1&. The contents of the folder will

be listed.

2. To reach a higher folder level select the symbol

with the entry ".." and press the button

ENTER

1&.

Display of AVI, MPEG and DivX data

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15. Playback of MP3/
WMA/MPEG and
DivX discs

• Select a data with the help of the navigation but-

tons

3! o 1^ 1*. By pressing the but-

ton

ENTER

1& you confirm your selection. Playback

starts immediately.
With the playback of music or video data the following
functions can be used:

Play/Pause

See "12 Playback functions"

Stop

See "12 Playback functions"

Skip

See "12 Playback functions"

Search

See "12 Playback functions"

Slow (with MPEG and DivX data only)

See "12 Playback functions"

Zoom (with JPEG, MPEG and DivX data only)

See "12 Playback functions"

AB Repeat

See "12 Playback functions"

15.1 Repeat function with MP3/WMA/
MPEG/JPEG/DivX discs

During playback press the button
times to apply the following repeat functions (the set
function appears in the display):

REPEAT1

REPEAT
FOLDER
REPEATALL
SHUFFLE
RANDOM

SINGLE

Endless repeat of the current
title/image.

Repeat the current folder.
Repeat all folders.
Random playback of all titles/images.
Random playback of all titles/images
whereby each title/image will played
back only once.
One time playback of the current title/
image (Repeat function off).

REPEAT

u several

15.2 Replay of JPEG discs

• Highlight with the navigation buttons 1^ 1*

an image and press the button

PLAY/PAUSE

The image is shown on the display
Subsequently change the view to the next available
image on the disc/in the folder.

• To show the currently displayed image longer

press the button

• To continue the playback press the button

PLAY/PAUSE

• You can access an image direct by entering the

data number of the image with the number buttons

2) and subsequently confirm with the button

ENTER

• With the navigation buttons

1* you can, during playback, rotate the image in
90° steps.

r to open the image.

PLAY/PAUSE

r again.

1& .

ENTER

1& or

r.

3! o 1^

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• During playback press the button
a miniature view of all the images in the folder/
on the disc. 12 miniatures will be displayed on
each page.

• Select with the navigation buttons

o1^1*an image and start playback with
1& or

PLAY/PAUSE

• Select with the navigation buttons
o1^1*one of the following entries of the lower
display line and confirm with

Slide Show

Menu

Prev

changes to the previous page

Next

• Press the button
data list again.

r.

Starts a slide show of the images in
the folder/on the disc
Shows the available button functions
for JPEG playback. Press the button

ENTER

1& until this view has faded

out.

changes to the next page

MENU

1) to change back to the

STOP

t to display

3!

3!

ENTER

1&:

ENTER

16. Playback of
USB/SD/MMC data
mediums

16.1 Compatible data mediums

With your device you can playback MP3/WMA/
JPEG/AVI/MPEG/DivX data from USB data mediums
(Universal Serial Bus = universal interface for data
transfer) like, for example, a USB Stick or Flash
memory card in the SD/MMC formats.

Note:

Due to the vast number of available storage
mediums there can be no guarantee of com­patibility with all current and future storage
mediums. Do NOT connect to the device any
hard discs that are equipped with a USB
connection! This can result in the loss of data!

16.2 Using USB/SD/MMC data medi-

ums

1. Plug the USB plug of the USB data medium in

the USB connection 4# of the DVD player and/or
an SD/MMC-card in the slot for SD/MMC
cards 4$ as described in chapter 8.

2. Press the button

until at the bottom in the display 4& the notice

"USB" and/or CARD appears.
The playback of MP3/WMA/AVI/MPEG/JPEG/
DivX data is exactely the same as playback from
a disc.

• To switch back to the disc playback again press

the button
the bottom in the display 4& the notice
ars.

USB/CARD/DVD

USB/CARD/DVD

1@ several times until at

1@ several times

DISC

appe-

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17. Cleaning of the DVD
player

18. Disposal

• Clean the housing of the DVD player exclusively

with a soft damp cloth and a mild washing-up
liquid. When cleaning make sure that no moisture
gets into the DVD player!

• If necessary, clean the inside of the disc tray ex-

clusively with a clean dry brush (i.e.a lens brush,
obtainable from a photographic dealer). Never
use anything wet to clean the inside of the disc
tray!

Warning!

Moisture penetrating into the DVD player
creates the risk of an electric shock! Besides
which, moisture can cause irreparable damage
to the DVD player!

Do not dispose of the appliance in your

normal domestic waste.

Dispose of the appliance through an approved di­sposal centre or at your community waste facility.

• Observe the currently valid regulations In case of
doubt please contact your local waste disposal
centre.

18.2 Disposing of batteries!

• Batteries should not be disposed of with house­hold waste. Every consumer is obliged by law
to deposit all batteries at a collecting point of
his community/his precinct or to return them to
a shop.

This obligation is intended to ensure that batteries
are disposed of in an environmentally safe fashion.
Only dispose of batteries when they are fully discharged.

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19. Troubleshooting

Display is blank/DVD player shows no functions
even though it is switched on

A Check whether the power supply unit is properly

plugged into the socket.

B Check to see that the socket, into which you

have plugged the power supply unit of the DVD
player is supplying electricity by plugging in
another device. If necessary, plug the power
supply unit of the DVD player into another socket.

C Switch off the DVD player with the POWER

switch and then wait ten seconds. Subsequently
switch the DVD player on again.

Display shows "No Disc" even though a disc is
inserted

A The disc is dirty, scratched or damaged. Clean

the disc or insert another disc.

B The Country/Region code on the inserted

DVD/VCD/S-VCD does not correspond to the
Country/Region code of the DVD player. In this
case the DVD/VCD/S-VCD cannot be played
with the DVD player.

Inserted disc will not playback

• A film of condensation may have formed on the
laser sensor lens of the DVD player. In particular
this may occur if the DVD player has been subjected
to large temperature fluctuations.

If this is the case place the DVD player in a dry envi­ronment at normal room temperature. First remove
any disc that may be inserted into the disc tray. Then
leave the DVD player switched off for at least one
hour without using until the condensation film has
evaporated.

B Check to see that the television standard,

which you set with the N/P button matches the
connection variation, with which you have con­nected the DVD player to a television (or video
projector) .

C Check by means of the televisions (or Video

projectors) operating instructions to see if set­tings to the television (or Video projector) may
be necessary in order to use the DVD player
with the television.

No sound

A Check to see if the DVD player is possibly switched

to mute (MUTE button).

B Check to see that all connecting cables between

the DVD player and potentially connected audio
components are firmly plugged into the corre­sponding sockets

C Check to see if you have reduced the volume

on the LCD monitors

D Check by means of the televisions operating in-

structions to see if settings to the television may
be necessary in order to use the DVD player
with the television.

E Check by means of the operating instructions

for a potential connected audio component if
settings to it are necessary in order to use it
with the DVD player.

No 4:3 or 16:9 image

A Check by means of the televisions operating

instructions, which image formats the television
has at its disposal.

B Check to see if the settings in the OSD menu

match the available image format of the television.

No image or black/white image only

A Check to make sure that all connection cables

between the DVD player and the LCD monitors
(or other devices) are firmly inserted into the
corresponding sockets

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Remote control not functioning

A Check whether the remote control battery is

inserted into the battery compartment with the
correct polarity.

B Check to see if the remote control battery is

depleted and, if necessary change the battery.

C Make sure that there are no obstacles located

between the remote control and the DVD player.

D Be situated no more than five meters from the

DVD player when using the remote control.

Playback language/ Subtitle language do not
correspond to the settings in the OSD menu

The playback language/Subtitle language setting in
the OSD menu is not available on the inserted disc.

One or several functions can not be switched on

The selected function may not be available on all
DVDs/VCDs/S-VCDs! If you attempt to carry out a
function that is not available the symbol will
appear in the display.

None of the buttons on the appliance or on the
remote control are functioning/other malfunctions

A Switch off the DVD player with the POWER

switch and then wait ten seconds. Subsequently
switch the DVD player on again.

B If the malfunction is still present: Reset the DVD

player to its default settings.

Contact one of our service partners in your area if …

• the stated function defect can not be resolved as
described or

• other functional defects arise.

For this see chapter 21 "Warranty and
service".

20. Glossary / Key Word

Index

20.1 What are DVDs, VCDs and

S-VCDs?

DVDs

DVD is the abbreviation for "Digital Versatile Disc".
DVDs are a storage medium for audio and video
data; they are available in 8 cm and 12 cm (Diameter)
formats. Because of the much higher storage capacity
as compared to CD-Rs/CD-RWs DVDs can provide
a playback duration of up to eight hours for the audio
and video data stored on them.

VCDs/S-VCDs

"Video CD" (VCD) and "Super Video CD" (S-VCD)
are designations for two processes of compressed
storage, thus space saving, of films on CDs. VCDs
and S-VCDs are available in 8 cm and 12 cm (Dia­meter) formats. Their storage capacity is a great
deal lower than that of DVDs. For this reason they
only offer a playback duration, for the saved audio
and video data on them, of 20 minutes (8 cm format)
and/or 74 minutes (12 cm format).

VCDs are available in two versions:

• With version 1.1 VCDs/S-VCDs only audio and
video data can be played back.

• With version 2.0 VCDs/S-VCDs, PBC (Playback
Control) functions are available. In addition still
images can be played back in a higher resolution.

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Playback Control (PBC)

Version 2.0 VCDs/S-VCDs have Playback Control
(in short "PBC") at their disposal. Then on the
VCD/S-VCD a main menu is available, by which
various functions of the VCD/S-VCD are allowed
to be operated.

The deepest sounds are fed to a bass loudspeaker,
the so called "Subwoofer". The subwoofer can be
placed in any desired location in the room; the logic
for this is that the bass sounds that the subwoofer
puts out can scarcely be localized exactely by the
human ear

20.2 What are Title and Chapter?

Title is the name given to the largest units of image
and sound units on DVDs; on many DVDs the (Main)
film has the title number 01. For bonus material (i.e.
Film trailer, background information etc.), that is
available on many DVDs, other possible title numbers
can be used.

Chapter is the name given to the next smaller image
and sound units beneath title. If the DVD/VCD/S-VCD
or its title is divided into chapters, numbers are assigned
to you, through the input of which the chapter can
be selected direct.

Bear in mind that not on all DVDs …

• are the DVD or the title divided into (numbered)
chapters

• Chapters are also designated as "Scenes" (i.e. in
the main menu of DVDs)

20.3 Dolby Surround

Dolby Surround is an analogue sound format, by
which the two channels of a stereo sound signal are
used in order to accommodate room sound information
for further channels. With a Dolby Surround decoder
the signals are again converted into sound and/or
music and are fed to two additional loudspeakers,
which are to be situated behind the listening area.

Dolby Digital (5.1)

Dolby Digital, also designated as AC3, is a digital
sound format, by which up to six seperate audio
channels can be transported. With most of the current
DVDs, the sound is stored in the so called "Dolby
Digital 5.1" format; the "5" in the title "5.1" stands
for three front and two rear surround sound channels,
the "1" for the bass sound chanel.

DTS

DTS is the abbreviation for "Digital Theatre System"
and refers to one of the most common surround
sound formats for DVDs. As with Dolby Digital 5.1,
DTS uses three front and two rear surround sound
channels as well as a bass sound channel.

20.4 What are PAL and NTSC?

PAL

PAL is the abbreviation for "Phase Alternation Line".
PAL is the mid and west Europe (Exception: France,
see the heading "SECAM") customary and most
wide spread colour television standard.

NTSC

NTSC is the abbreviation for "National Television
System Committee". NTSC is a colour television stan­dard that is primarily used in the USA and Japan.

Dolby Prologic

In comparison to Dolby Surround sound format, with
Dolby Prologic an additional channel in the stereo
signal is used; this is the so called "Centre" channel.
The corresponding centre loudspeaker is to be situated
in the middle between the stereo loudspeakers.

20.5 MP3, WMA, JPEG, DivX and MPEG

MP3

MP3 denotes a process and/or format developed
by the Fraunhofer Institute for the compression of au­dio data. In the MP3 format compressed music pie­ces are only a fraction of their original size, which,

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for example, on CD-Rs/CD-RWs allows for storage

ORDNER

MP3

MP3-CD

of a considerably greater volume of music than on
commercially available audio CDs, on which audio
data is stored in the CDA format.
The structure of an MP3-CD can, for example, appear
as follows, if the MP3 data is stored in files:

FOLDER

WMA

WMA ("Windows® Media Audio") is a data format
developed by Microsoft® for audio data.

JPEG

JPEG ("Joint Photographics Expert Group") denotes
a wide spread graphic format, developed by the
organization with the same name, with which image
data of the colour and grey scales are compressed.

DivX

DivX is a coding format for videos and multimedia
data, invented by the DivX Networks, Inc company.

MPEG

MPEG ("Moving Picture Experts Group") refers to
a video compression format.

20.6 What are files?

As opposed to audio CDs the title on a CD-R/CD­RW with MP3-, WMA- or JPEG data can be stored
in files, for example, in order to file titles from different
genres.

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21. Warranty and service

22. Importer

The warranty for this appliance is for 3 years from
the date of purchase. Should you have grounds for
complaint, despite our high quality standards, please
contact our Service Hotline. In the event that your
complaint cannot be resolved over the telephone,
you will receive from them

• a processing number (RMA number) as well as

• an address, to which you can send your product
for warranty processing.

In the case of a mail-in shipment please enclose a
copy of the purchase receipt (sales slip). The appliance
must be securely packed and rhe RMA number clearly
visible. Shipments without an RMA number can not
be processed.

Note:

The warranty provisions cover only material
or factory defects.
The warranty provisions do not cover

• worn out parts

• damage to breakable parts like switches
or rechargeable batteries.

This product is for private use only and is not intended
for commercial use. The warranty is void in the case
of abusive and improper handling, use of force and
internal tampering not carried out by our authorized
service branch. Your statutory warranty claims are
not restricted by this warranty.

Kompernass GmbH
Burgstrasse 21
D-44867 Bochum
www.kompernass.com

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Warranty

MOBILE DVD PLAYER
with two monitors
KH 2360

In order to guarantee a cost free
repair procedure please get in touch
with the service hotline. Make sure
you have your sales slip handy.

Sender, please write clearly:

Last name

First name

Street

City/Town

Country

Telephone

Completely fill out this section and enclose with the appliance!

Date/Signature

Kompernass Service Ireland

c/o Irish Connection
41 Harbour view
Howth Co. Dublin
Tel: [phone]
Fax: [phone]
e-mail: [e-mail]

Description of fault:

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