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2
INTRODUCTION
Safety
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INTRODUCTION
PAGE
3
Table
of
Contents
Introduction
SafetyPrecautions........................2
TableofContents.........................3
IMPORTANT
Precautions.............................6
NotesonDiscs..........................7
IdentificationofControls.................8-11
SAFETY
INSTRUCTIONS
FrontPanel/Displaywindow.....................8
RearPanel.................................9
RemoteControl.............................10
PreparingtheRemoteControl..................11
OperatingwiththeRemoteControl.
. . . . . . . . . . . .
Connections
AntennaConnections.....................12
SpeakerSystemConnection...............13
ConnectingtoaTVandVCR...............14
Basic
BasicPlayback.......................15-16
SpecialPlayback......................17-18
Operation
Operations
StillPicture............................17
FrameAdvance........................17
and
tracks
Menu
GUI
each
forwardorback
Icons
menu
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GUI
menu
Skipping
chapters
ScanningatHighSpeed..................18
PlayinginSlow-Motion...................18
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General
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description
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icon
. . . .
. . . .
Radio
Operation
Presettingtheradiostations................31
Listeningtotheradio.....................32
4-5
Sound
Operation
SelectingaSoundmode..................33
EnjoyingtheSurroundEffect.
ConstituentElements....................34
SoundfeatureintheRoom...............34
. . . . . . . . . . . . .
.34
SpeakerPositioning.....................34
DelayTimeSetting.......................35
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SettingtheSoundLevel...................36
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sound
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levelofthe
Balance
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desired
each
channel
channels
. . . . .
36
byusingthetesttone......................36
Initial
Common
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procedures
of
initial
settings
. . . . . . . .
37
SelectingdiscLanguages.................38
Selecting
rating
and
password
. . . . . . . .
39-40
level
SelectingTVAspect......................41
SelectingMenuLanguage.................42
Table
of
Languages
. .
17
and
Their
Abbreviations.
. . .
43
Reference
Disc
Requirements/Copyright
Before
Calling
Service
Personnel
Information
. . . . . . . . .
. . . . . .
45-46
44
Specifications...........................47
19
20
Advanced
Operation
Usingatitlemenu.......................21
UsingaDVDmenu......................21
MemorizingSettingsforViewedDVDs
Changingsubtitlelanguage................23
Changing
soundtrack
language
. . . . . . . . .
audio
Viewingfromanotherangle................24
RepeatPlay............................25
Storing
markers
in
memory
to
be
viewed
(listenedto)again.......................26
ZoomFeature..........................27
SleepTimerSetting......................27
ProgramPlay...........................28
PlaybackwithMP3....................29-30
. . . . . . .
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PAGE
4
INTRODUCTION
IMPORTANT
CAUTION:
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PAGE
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INTRODUCTION
PAGE
7
This
Notes
section
On
on
shows
Handling
Do
not
touch
Do
not
attach
Discs
you
Discs
the
paper
how
to
playback
or
handle,
sideofthe
tape
to
clean,
discs.
and
disc.
store
discs.
On
Storing
Do
not
direct
sunlight
Do
not
moisture
near
a
Store
discs
placing
case
may
Discs
store
discs
store
discs
and
dust
humidifier.
vertically
objects
cause
or
near
such
on
discs
warping.
in
a
place
heat
in
places
as a
in
a
case.
outsideoftheir
subject
sources.
subject
bathroom
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to
to
or
or
On
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disc
cloth.
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cloth,
moistened
cloth.
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thinner,
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and
from
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cannot
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wipe
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or
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dustonthe
sound
center
wipe
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cloth
any
type
commercially
anti-static
deterioration.
outward
the
disc
clean.
off
the
dust
with
lightly
and
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of
solvents
spray
the
disc.
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cause
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dry
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video
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PAGE
8
INTRODUCTION
Identification
Front
Panel
POWER
FUNCTION
of
Controls
button
TUNING/SKIP
button
and
Disc
Tray
buttons
PLAY/PAUSE
indicator
button
OPEN/CLOSE
button
VOLUME
PHONES
controller
ENTER
Remote
RESET
the
ARROW/PRESET
button
connector
sensor
bottom,
button
see
(located
page
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on
46.)
stick
Display
Sound
indicator
Disc
indicator
mode
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PLAY/PAUSE
Angle
STOP
icon
Title
indicator
(MEMORY/CLEAR)
Repeat
mode
playback
indicators
number
indicator
TITLE
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number
indicator
button
indicator
button
PROGRAM
SLEEP
MENU
TUNED
indicator
indicator
MEMORY
RETURN
button
(MONO/STEREO)
indicator
STEREO
Total
playing
Frequency/Delay
indicators
indicator
button
indicator
MUTE
indicator
time/Elapsed
time/Volume
time/
etc.
INTRODUCTION
PAGE
9
Identification
Rear
Panel
FM
Antenna
of
Controls
Connector
AM
Antenna
Connector
WOOFER
(con'd)
OUT
VIDEO
Connector
2
(Input)
VIDEO
Connectors
1
(Input/Output)
SPEAKER
Connectors
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of
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or
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discs
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disc
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NTSC
disc
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PAL
NTSC
AUTO
MONITOR
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explanation.
by
using
with
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switch
with
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when
OUT
your
switch
OUT
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DVD
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outlet
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disc.
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top
disc
disc
disc
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normal
and
only.
system.
color
PAGE
10
INTRODUCTION
Identification
REMOTE
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will
find
manual.
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VOLUME
PAUSE/STEP
PROGRAM
**ARROW
SUBTITLE
REPEAT
MARKER
SEARCH
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down,
(up,
highlighting
menu
screen,
screen.
instructions
POWER
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FM/AM
(D/E)
PLAY
REPEAT
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ANGLE
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arrow
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of
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buttons
and
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for
each
for
use
on
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in
GUI
(con'd)
of
the
remote
control
functions
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the
appropriate
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the
menu
screen
discs.
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follow
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title
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discs.
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follow
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SKIP
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seconds
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VIDEO
SLEEP
PRESET
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STOP
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button
SOUND
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PASS
TEST
DELAY
LEVEL
RETURN
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buttons
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instructions
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button
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button
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INTRODUCTION
PAGE
11
Identification
Preparing
Insert
the
batteries
use
it
to
operate
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1
Insert
2
Make
sure
the
marks
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3
the
the
battery
batteries
to
match
inside
cover.
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into
of
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the
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the
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size).
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batteries
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how
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sensor
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to
remote
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use
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control
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press
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the
buttons.
to
30° 30°
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remote
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Notes
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corrosion.
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operate
instructions.
Do
not
insert
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wrong
Do
not
charge,
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not
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Do
not
leave
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use
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and
new
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remove
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of
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long
damage
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and
of
the
Notes
Direct
DVD
Do
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humid
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Do
the
receiver.
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not
place.
not
not
on
drop
leave
spill
open
the
remote
or
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the
remote
controlatthe
give
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the
put
control
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control
anything
control.
remote
sensor
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remote
of
the
hot
or
con-
PAGE
12
CONNECTIONS
Antenna
Connect
?
Connect
?
Connector
the
the
supplied
the
Connections
FM/AM
AM
FM
FM
loop
wire
antenna
wire
antenna
antenna
antennas
to
the
to
(supplied)
the
for
AM
FM
listening
antenna
antenna
to
the
connector.
connector.
radio.
AM
loop
antenna
(supplied)
Notes
To
Be
After
prevent
sure
to
connecting
noise
fully
pickup,
extend
theFMwire
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the
AM
antenna,
loop
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keep
antenna
away
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from
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as
possible.
DVD
Receiver
and
other
component.
CONNECTIONS
PAGE
13
Speaker
Connect
cords.Toobtain
the
If
you
Connect
OUT
connector
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supplied).
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WOOFER
feel
an
speaker
System
speakers
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lack of
active
using
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disconnect
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best
bass
subwoofer
a
you
the
connector.
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possible
frequency
to
the
monaural
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WOOFER
audio
cord
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active
from
the
speaker
sound,
cords
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by
the
speaker
(right)
matching
speaker
the
colorsofthe terminals
parameters
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(distance,
speaker
(left)
and
level,
thoseofthe
etc.).
Red
Rear
Red
Cord
Red
White
Black
Cord
(right
speaker
surround)
Rear
(left
speaker
surround)
Black
Center
speaker
Subwoofer
Notes
the
Be
sure
to
match
the
sound
use
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front
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you
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speaker
speakers
the
with
front
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and
will
low
cover
lack
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base.
supplied
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terminalonthe
rating,
adjust
the
components:
volume
carefully
+to+
to
avoid
and
--
to
excessive
--.
If
the
cords
are
reversed,
on
output
the
speakers.
PAGE
14
Connecting
CONNECTIONS
to
a
TV
and
VCR
Connect
?
Connect
?
Connect
?
Connect
the
DVD
a
TV(Monitor)
a
VCR
a
additional
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receiver
to
VIDEO
AUDIO
(L)
AUDIO
(R)
AUDIO/VIDEO
the
VCR
IN
to
VIDEO
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to
your
the
to
OUT
OUT
AUDIO/VIDEO
TV
MONITOR
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connectors.
the
(VIDEO
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and
IN
2)
VCR.
OUT
2
connectors.
To
To
VIDEO
or
VIDEO
S-VIDEO
AUDIO/
AUDIO/
(VIDEO
OUT
connector.
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OUT
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VIDEO
To
AUDIO
(L)
AUDIO
(R)
IN
OUT
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To
VIDEO
(VIDEO
AUDIO/
IN
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connect
the
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DVD
cable.
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When
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because
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When
you
any
signal
you
owner's
connect
connections.
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DVD
DVD
of
select
video
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receiver
the
receiver
discs
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manual
DVD
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function
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supplied)
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with
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your
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are
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to
your
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directly.
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when
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sure
connect
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OUT
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turn
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function
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off
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OR
IN
If
1,
BASIC
OPERATION
PAGE
15
This
Basic
section
1
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5
Playback
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the
basics
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