Magnasonic DVD816B User Manual
DVD Player with Karaoke
MPORTANT NOTICE
Model DVD816B
Please read this notice before continuing to read this instruction manual.
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proceed to use this manual for reference purposes.
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IMPORTANT INFORMATION
CAUTION
To reduce the risk of electric shock, do not remove cover. Refer servicing to qualified service personnel.
Please read the manual carefully before operating this player.
DVD PLAYER PLACEMENT
Please do not place the player in the following locations:
• In direct sunlight or near or on top of heat sources such as heaters, stoves, or other appliances that
produce heat.
• Locations which are badly ventilated, dusty, contain lots of moisture, or are unsteady.
• Do not expose the player to vibration or moisture (i.e. rain).
• Do not place any products on top of the player.
• Nearby high powered speakers or on the same stand as speakers.
• Don’t play discs that contain scratches, are bent or cracked to prevent the player from being damaged.
• Leave at least 2 inches of space behind and at the sides of the player for proper ventilation.
POWER SUPPLY INF ORMATION
• The power supply requires the following voltage: AC110V ~50Hz.
• When you plan not to use this player for long periods of time, disconnect the AC power plug from the power
outlet.
• To prolong the life of this player, please allow for at least 10 seconds in between switching the player ON
and then OFF.
DVD PLAYER INFORMATION
1. Fully compatible with DVD, SVCD, VCD, MP3, CD+G, CD-R, and CD-RW discs.
2. Compatible with JPEG CD’s to allow for digital picture presentations.
3. Progressive scan function.
4. 10-Bit digital video converter – 500+ lines of resolution.
5. 24-Bit/96Khz digital audio converter - provides high quality sound.
6. Component, S-Video, Composite, VGA, Optical and Coaxial outputs.
7. Compatible with multilingual DVD menu systems, subtitles and multipull angles (depends on DVD disc
content.
8. Multiple screen size selection.
9. Karaoke function including Mic jack and Mic volume control.
DIGITAL AUDIO OUTPUT
The coaxial/ optical output enables you to connect external multi-channel AV amplifiers/ receivers with built-in
Dolby Digital and DTS decoders by using only one cord so that you can enjoy various DVD and CD’s conveniently.
Component Video Output
Component video output (Y, Cr, Cb) enables you to enjoy high quality DVD image playback. Component output is
superior to S-Video or Composite (Analogue RCA) outputs. Note that you will need Component cables (not
included) which look like but are NOT the same as composite cables (included). Using composite cables with
component outputs might damage the player and void your warranty.
Laser Head Overcurrent Prot ection System
The laser head is the most important and critical part of the whole player. Its performance is directly linked to the
player’s service life and error correction capability. When a common player reads a scratched disc or a nonstandard disc, the laser intensity could be as high as 20 times the normal level, thus greatly reducing its service life.
This player is provided with an unique laser head overcurrent protection system which tries to ensure a constant
laser current and thus greatly extending the service life of the laser head.
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Index
Important Information ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 1
Index--- ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 2
Controls Overview
1. Back Panel / Front Panel Overview------------------------------------------------------------- 3
2. Remote Control Overview------------------------------------------------------------------------- 4
Connections Overview
1. Preparation ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 5
2. Connecting the Player------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 5
Basic Operating Instructions
1. Turn on the TV and your DVD Player ---------------------------------------------------------- 6
2. Inserting a Disc--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 6
3. Playing a Disc ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 6
A) Disc Menu ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 6-7
B) Title Menu-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 7
C) Sequence Playback------------------------------------------------------------------------- 7
D) Programmed Play --------------------------------------------------------------------------- 7-8
4. Selecting Tracks ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 8
5. Skipping Tracks -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 9
6. Multi-Speed Playback ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 9
7. Multi-Speed Slow Motion Playback ------------------------------------------------------------- 9
8. Repeat Playback Modes-- ------------------------------------------------------------------------- 9
9. Using the OSD Feature ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- 10-11
10. Using the Search Feature ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 12
11. Changing the Audio Language ------------------------------------------------------------------ 12
12. Subtitles ------------------------------------------- --------------------------------------------------- 12
13. Changing the Camera Angle -------------------------------------------------------------------- 12
14. Changing the TV System ------------------------------------------------------------------------- 13
15. Muting Audio Output--- ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- 13
16. Zooming Feature----------- ------------------------------------------------------------------------- 13
17. Changing the Audio Mode------------------------------------------------------------------------- 13
18. Repeating a Specific Section on a Disc ------------------------------------------------------- 14
19. Volume Control ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 14
20. Playing WMA, MP3 and JPEG Disc ----------------------------------------------------------- 14
21. Turning Microphone ON/OFF ------------------------------------------------------------------- 14
System Setup
1. General Setup Menu Information---------------------------------------------------------------- 15
2. Setup Options Information------------------------------------------------------------------------- 15
A) General Setup --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 15-17
B) Audio Setup ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 17-18
C) Dolby Setup ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 18
D) Video Setup ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 19-21
E) Preference Setup ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- 24
Trouble Shooting Guide-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 24
Technical Specifications ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 25
Magnasonic Product Warranty----------------------------------------------------------------------- 26
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CONTROLS OVERVIEW
FRONT PANEL OVERVIEW
1. Disc Tray 2. Remote Control Sensor 3. Backlit Display
4. Open/Close Disc Tray Button 5. Play/Pause Button 6. Stop Playback Button
7. Power Button 8. Microphone Input Jack 9. Microphone Volume Control
BACK PANEL OVERVIEW
1. Power Cord 2. Audio Output – Left Channel 3. Component Video Outputs
4. VGA Output 5. Ventilation Fan 6. Audio Output – Right Channel
7. Digital Output – Coaxial 8. Composite Video Output 9. S-Video Output
10. Digital Output - Optical
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REMOTE CONTROL OVERVIEW
1. Standby/On 20. Return
2. Numerical Buttons 21. Mute
3. Goto 22. Repeat
4. Up 23. A-B
5. Title 24. Slow
6. Enter 25. Program
7. Right 26. Subtitle
8. Down 27. Audio
9. Menu/PBC 28. MIC
10. Prev 29. P/I
11. Next 30. Stop
12. Play/Pause 31. REV
13. Step 32. FWD
14. Volume - 33. Zoom
15. Volume + 34. Left
16. Angle 35. Setup
17. Reset 36. Open/Close
18. R/L 37. OSD
19. N/P
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CONNECTIONS OVERVIEW
1. PREPERATIONS
Accessories Included in the Box
1. Remote Control 2. Composite Audio/Video Cable 3. Instruction Manual
Installing Remo te Contro l Bat t eries
Insert 2 x ‘AAA’ size batteries into the battery compartment. Be sure to note the polarities marked inside
the battery compartment so the batteries can be inserted the proper way. There should be no large
obstacles in between the remote control and the player itself.
2. CONNECTING THE PLAYER
• When establishing a connection between the player and external components, make sure that all
the external components and this player are turned off.
• Composite and Component Audio/Video cables are connected according to the different color
identifications on the output connector and the input plugs. Note that they should be fitted firmly.
Yellow to Video Terminal
White to left Audio Terminal
Red to right Audio Terminal
Connections Diagram
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INTRODUCTION TO BASIC OPERATION
1. TURN ON THE TV AND YOUR DVD PLAYER
• Press the POWER button on the player to turn
on the power to the player. The display on the
player lights up and the player will start
searching for a disc
NOTE: You cannot turn the power on using the
remote if the power is off. You can only turn the
player on and off using the remote when the
player is in Standby mode. In Standby mode the
display of the player turns off and it goes into
power saving mode. Access the Standby mode
by pressing POWER button on the player and
then Only using the STANDBY/ON button on
the remote.
• If there is no disc in the player, “NO DISC” will appear on the
screen
2. INSERTING A DISC
• Press the OPEN/CLOSE button on the DVD
player or the remote , and “OPEN” appears on
the TV screen.
• Place a disc on the disc tray, label facing up and
press OPEN/CLOSE button. “CLOSE” appears
on the TV screen and the disc tray closes. Now
the player will proceed to read the disc
automatically.
3. PLAYING A DISC
• The contents of each disc menu (Root menu) varies according to who and how the disc was
created and what features were included. The disc menu will automatically appear once the
player has read the disc and all the warning screens have passed.
A) DISC MENU
a. Press MENU button once.
• The TV displays the DVD Root menu when a DVD disc is loaded. When a SVCD or
VCD2.0 disc is loaded, the VCD menu will be displayed on screen (when PBC is off).
Press the PBC button once to display current PBC state.
• PBC is only initialized when a SVCD of VCD2.0 disc is loaded.
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b. When a DVD disc is loaded, press ◄ ►▲▼ buttons to highlight a menu item you want to select.
As for SVCD or VCD2.0 discs, you can press NUMERICAL buttons to select a track to play.
c. Press the ENTER or PLAY button to enter a menu you have selected or start an action you have
selected.
d. During DVD disc playback, press the MENU button to return to Root menu. As for SVCD or
VCD2.0 discs (with PBC function turned on), press PBC button to return to the menu.
e. Press the STOP button to stop playback.
• When you press STOP button for the first time, the player
goes into PRE STOP state. At the same time, the OSD (On
Screen Display – DVD functions displayed on the TV
screen) will show “Press Play Key To Continue”. Press the
STOP button twice to enter into STOP state.
• In PRE STOP state, the player remembers where playback was stopped. Pressing the PLAY
button will cause the player to commence playback from the point at which you previously
stopped. Note that this function is cancelled if you turn off the players power or if you open the
disc tray at any point.
• In STOP state, when you press PLAY button, the player will start playback from the beginning
of the disc.
B) TITLE MENU (Compatible with DVD discs only)
a) During DVD playback, press TITLE button to display the DVD title content.
b) Press the ◄ ►▲▼ buttons to highlight the title you want to select and press ENTER button to
confirm your choice. You can also press NUMERICAL buttons to choose a title.
c) The DVD player begins at chapter 1 of the chosen title.
C) SEQUENCE PLAYBACK
a) When a SVCD or VCD2.0 disc is loaded and the PBC button has been pressed, the PBC function
is turned on. When the PBC button is pressed again, the PBC function is switched off. When the
PBC function is off, the player plays the discs in sequence playback mode. When PBC function is
button is pressed twice, PBC is switched on.
b) Except for SVCD of VCD disc, in the STOP state, when press PLAY button, the player will enter
the sequence playback mode. This feature is effective to all the compatible discs.
D) PROGRAMMED PLAYBACK
The Programmed playback option allows you to enter the order in which you want chapters or tracks
to play, up to a maximum of 16. Press the PROG button to enter the programmed playback menu.
• The programmed playback menu for DVD discs looks
like the screen image to the right. Note that ‘Tt’ stands
for Title and ‘ch’ stands for Chapter. Both the Title and
the Chapter number need to be entered for an entry to
be valid.
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• The programmed playback menu for
SVCD/VCD/CD/CD+G discs looks like the screen
image to the right. Note that only the track number
needs to be entered for the entry to be valid.
- If PBC function is on, this operation will turn PBC function off while the chapters/tracks are
played back in a programmed order.
• Using the ◄ ►▲▼ buttons, highlight a memory location. Press the NUMERICAL buttons to
enter the chapter/track numbers in the order you want them to play. Then, press ◄ ►▲▼
buttons to highlight START, located at the bottom of the screen. The chapters/tracks will be
played back in the programmed order.
• During Programmed playback, if the PROGRAM button is pressed, the programmed playback
menu appears showing the chapters/tracks in the order you have programmed them in. You
can press STOP to stop programmed playback and resume normal playback.
• Notes :
- To clear the programmed order, use ◄ ►▲▼ buttons to highlight “STOP” at the bottom of
the menu screen.
- To modify the programmed order, use ◄ ►▲▼ buttons to highlight the item you would like
to modify and then enter the new chapters/tracks you want to program using the NUMERICAL
buttons.
4. SELECTING TRACKS
• When playing a DVD disc, press NUMERICAL buttons in menu or title page to select a menu
or title item directly. During DVD playback, you can input desired title number directly by
pressing NUMERICAL buttons.
• When playing a SVCD or VCD disc, during sequence playback, press NUMERICAL buttons to
select tracks. (when programmed playback and PBC function is on, you can only press PREV
/ NEXT button to select a track).
• As for MP3 / JPEG discs, press NUMERICAL buttons to select different tracks on current track
list.
• Note :
To select tracks from 1-9, press corresponding NUMERICAL buttons (1-9).
To select track 10 and above, press 10+ button, then press 1-9 buttons.
5. SKIPPING TRACKS
• Press NEXT to skip to the
beginning of the next title/chapter/track on
a disc.
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