Magnetar UDP 800 User guide

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Ultra HD Blu-ray Disc

User Manual

Model: UDP800

Player

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Contents

Important Information ............................................................................................... 1

Important Safety Instructions ............................................................................................................................ 1

Instructions ........................................................................................................................................................ 2

Accessories ........................................................................................................................................................ 2

Trademark Descriptions ..................................................................................................................................... 3

Cinavia Notice ................................................................................................................................................... 3

Types of Compatible Discs ................................................................................................................................ 4

Storage and Maintenance of Compact Discs ..................................................................................................... 4

Product Installation Guide ......................................................................................... 5

Functions of Front Panel .................................................................................................................................... 5

Display Window of Front Panel......................................................................................................................... 5

Ports of Rear Panel ............................................................................................................................................ 6

Descriptions of Remote Control ........................................................................................................................ 7

Battery Installation ..................................................................................................................................... 8

Use of Remote Control .............................................................................................................................. 8

Common Connections ................................................................................................. 9

Connecting to an A/V Receiver via HDMI ........................................................................................................ 9

Connecting to a TV via HDMI ........................................................................................................................ 10

Connecting to a TV and an A/V Receiver via Dual HDMI ............................................................................. 11

Connecting to a Stereo System via RCA ......................................................................................................... 12

Connecting to a Stereo System Using an XLR Balanced Audio Cable ........................................................... 13

Connecting to an Amplifier through S/PDIF (Optical/Coaxial) ...................................................................... 14

Connecting to the Internet ............................................................................................................................... 15

BD-Live ........................................................................................................................................................... 16

Basic Operations ........................................................................................................ 17

Disc Playback .................................................................................................................................................. 17

Option Menu .................................................................................................................................................... 17

Fast Forward and Reverse ............................................................................................................................... 18

Slow Playback ................................................................................................................................................. 18

Pause and Frame-by-frame Playing ................................................................................................................. 19

Blue-ray Disc Menu ......................................................................................................................................... 19

Audio Control .................................................................................................................................................. 19

Mute ................................................................................................................................................................. 20

Track Selection ................................................................................................................................................ 20

Subtitle Selection ............................................................................................................................................. 20

Advanced Operations ................................................................................................ 21

Repeated Playback ........................................................................................................................................... 21

Repeat Choosing a Segment ............................................................................................................................ 21

Pure Audio Mode ............................................................................................................................................. 22

Zooming and Display Ratio ............................................................................................................................. 22

Memory and Automatic Resume ..................................................................................................................... 23

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Playback by Track Number ............................................................................................................................. 23

Media File Playback .................................................................................................. 24

Playback from USB Storage Devices .............................................................................................................. 24

Main Menu ...................................................................................................................................................... 25

Play Music Files .............................................................................................................................................. 26

Play Movie Files .............................................................................................................................................. 27

Viewing Photo Files ......................................................................................................................................... 28

Add Background Music ................................................................................................................................... 28

Playback from a Home Network ..................................................................................................................... 29

Setup Menu Options .................................................................................................. 30

Use the Setup Menu ......................................................................................................................................... 30

Video Output Setup ......................................................................................................................................... 31

TV Screen ................................................................................................................................................ 31

Resolution ................................................................................................................................................ 31

HDR Setting ............................................................................................................................................ 32

Dolby Vision Mode .................................................................................................................................. 32

Television System .................................................................................................................................... 32

Color Space .............................................................................................................................................. 32

Color Depth ............................................................................................................................................. 32

DVD 24P Conversion .............................................................................................................................. 33

Choose 3D video output mode. ................................................................................................................ 33

Audio Output Setup ......................................................................................................................................... 34

Optical/coaxial output .............................................................................................................................. 34

HDMI Audio Format ............................................................................................................................... 34

Dynamic Compression ............................................................................................................................. 35

SACD Output .......................................................................................................................................... 35

Priority of SACD ..................................................................................................................................... 35

DVD Audio Mode .................................................................................................................................... 35

Playback Setup ................................................................................................................................................ 36

Automatic disc playing ............................................................................................................................ 36

CC Captions ............................................................................................................................................. 36

Angle Mark .............................................................................................................................................. 36

Picture-in-picture Mark ........................................................................................................................... 36

Second Audio Mark ................................................................................................................................. 36

Memory-based playing ............................................................................................................................ 37

Network Setup ................................................................................................................................................. 38

Internet ..................................................................................................................................................... 38

IP Address Setting .................................................................................................................................... 38

Proxy Server ............................................................................................................................................ 38

Information .............................................................................................................................................. 38

Connection Test ....................................................................................................................................... 39

Connection to BD-Live ............................................................................................................................ 39

Choose whether to enable DLNA (DMP). ............................................................................................... 39

Security Setting ................................................................................................................................................ 40

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Change Password ..................................................................................................................................... 40

Control over BD Level ............................................................................................................................ 40

Hierarchical DVD Control ....................................................................................................................... 40

National Code .......................................................................................................................................... 40

Language Setup ............................................................................................................................................... 41

Display Language of Screen .................................................................................................................... 41

Menu Languages for Discs ...................................................................................................................... 41

Sound Language ...................................................................................................................................... 41

Caption Language .................................................................................................................................... 41

Other Setup ...................................................................................................................................................... 42

Screen Protection ..................................................................................................................................... 42

HDMI CEC .............................................................................................................................................. 42

Restore Factory Settings .......................................................................................................................... 42

Firmware Upgrading ................................................................................................................................ 43

BD Memory Setting ................................................................................................................................. 43

About the Disc Player .............................................................................................................................. 43

Other Data .................................................................................................................. 44

Troubleshooting ............................................................................................................................................... 44

Product Specifications and Parameters ............................................................................................................ 46

RS-232 Control Protocol ........................................................................................... 47

Communication Configuration ........................................................................................................................ 47

Command Structure ......................................................................................................................................... 47

Response Structure .......................................................................................................................................... 47

Commands ....................................................................................................................................................... 48

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Important Information

Notes: To avoid electric shock, please don’t open the

machine casing. This product excludes user-repairable

components. Please have this product repaired by a

professional.

The triangular arrow-headed lightning

flash icon signifies that inside the product,

there is uninsulated “dangerous voltage”,

which readily causes electric shock.

The triangular icon with an exclamation

mark purports to remind users that

important operating and maintenance

(repair) instructions are hereby introduced.

matched with socket, please contact a technician

for replacement.

10. Please avoid trampling on or extruding the power

cord, especially plug, socket and outgoing parts

of this product.

Notes:

• Incorrect battery installation might cause

explosion hazards. Identical or similar types of

batteries must be used.

• This product uses laser. Your failure to control or

adjust according to this manual or your failure to

e as per steps might cause your exposure to

operat

radiation. Please don’t remove the cover or repair

this product by yourself. This product must be

repaired by a professional only.

Caution:

To avoid fire or electric shock, please don’t expose

this product to rain or humid environment. Inside the

product, high voltage

Please have the product maintained by a professional.

Avoid splashing water on this product. Don’t place

any object containing liquid (e.g. vase) on this

product.

exists. Don’t open the casing.

Important Safety Instructions

1. Please carefully read the following instructions.

2. Follow these safety instructions.

3. Pay attention to all cautions.

4. Observe all reminders.

5. Please don’t use this product near water.

6. Please clean this product with dry cloth.

7. Please don’t block the vent. Please assemble this

product according to the manufacturer’s

requirements.

8. Don’t assemble this product near heat sources

(e.g. heat sink

heating equipment (including power amplifier).

9. Please do use original plug. If pins are not

, hot air outlet and stove) or other

11. Please do use parts and accessories designated by

the manufacturer.

12. Please don’t put this product on an

insecure cart, pedestal, tripod,

support or workbench. Please be

careful in using a cart, in order not to be injured

for overturn of the cart or this product.

13. When this product is used in case of

thunderstorm or kept idle for a long period of

time, please unplug the power cord.

14. Please have this product impaired by a

professional when necessary. Once this product is

damaged, for instance, its power cord or plug is

damaged, liquid or foreign body enters the

product, or this

becomes damp or the product cannot work

normally or it falls off, repair must be performed.

Don’t expose batteries (battery packs or

assembled batteries) to sunlight, fire sources or

overheated environment.

product is drenched with water or

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Important Information

Instructions

1. Before connecting this product to alternating current, please confirm if its rated voltage is the same as local

power supply voltage. If you are unclear about the local power supply voltage, please consult with the local

power supply company. The allowable input voltage ranges within AC 100V-240V~, 50/60Hz.

2. A power plug with grounding protection must be used for this electrical appliance.

3. If this product is still connected to a power socket, the alternating current power supply will not be

disconnected even if the power supply has been switched off. Please unplug the plug if this product is kept

idle for a long period of time. To unplug the

4. To disconnect power supply with a power supply plug, please do make sure that the plug is easy to insert and

remove.

5. Please provide favorable ventilation conditions for this product. Please don’t put this product on a sofa, bed

or carpet or book shelf. Please ensure availability of enough space. You’d better spare 4-inch (10cm) free

space on the top, on both sides and behind.

6. High temperature might result in abnormal operation of this product. Please don’t directly expose this

product or its batteries to sunlight or put them near heating objects.

7. To

move this product from lower temperature to higher temperature or from higher temperature or lower

temperature, moisture would condense on internal laser components of this product. Under this circumstance,

the product might not normally work. In this case, please turn on power supply of this product for 1 to 2

hours (without CD) so that moisture will evaporate.

plug, please hold the plug instead of the power cord.

Accessories

Please check if the following accessories are contained in the package of this player:

User Manual Power Cable

Remote Control

With AAA batteries

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Important Information

Trademark Descriptions

 DVD Logo is a trademark of DVD Format / Logo Licensing Corporation.

 The Blu-ray Disc

and logos and the 4K Ultra HD

 Manufactured under license from Dolby Laboratories. Dolby, Dolby Vision, Dolby Audio, and the double-D sy

mbol are trademarks of Dolby Laboratories Licensing Corporation.

 For DTS patents, see http://patents.dts.com. Manufactured under license from DTS Licensing Limited. DTS,

DTS-HD, the Symbol, & DTS and the Symbol together are registered trademarks, and DTS-HD Master Audio

is a trademark of DTS, Inc. © DTS, Inc. Al

 Java and all other Java trademarks and logo are registered trademarks of Oracle and/or its affiliates.

 The terms HDMI, HDMI High-Definition Multimedia Interface, and the HDMI Logo are trademarks or

registered trademarks of HDMI Licensing Administrator, Inc.

, Blu-rayTM, Blu-ray 3DTM, BD-LiveTM, BONUSVIEWTM, Ultra HD Blu-rayTM word marks

logo are trademarks of the Blu-ray Disc Association.

l Rights Reserved.

Cinavia Notice

This product uses CinaviaTM technology to limit the use of unauthorized copies of some commercially-produced

film and videos and their soundtracks. When a prohibited use of an unauthorized copy is detected, a message will

be displayed and playback or copying will be interrupted.

If playback or copying is interrupted and one of the messages shown below is displayed, the content is an

unauthorized copy protected

Message Cinavia Message Code

[Message(s) 1] 1

[Message(s) 2] 2

[Message(s) 3] 3

[Message(s) 4] 4

More information about Cinavia technology is provided at the Cinavia Online Consumer Information Center at

http://www.cinavia.com. To request additional information about Cinavia by mail

mailing address to: Cinav

IPR Message

Patent 7,369,677 and worldwide patents issued and pending under license from Verance Corporation. All right

reserved.

CAUTION: This product utilizes a laser.

Do not open cover and do not repair yourself. Refer servicing to qualified personnel.

by Cinavia technology.

, send a postcard with your

ia Consumer information Center, P.O. Box 86851, San Diego, CA, 92138, USA.

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Important Information

Types of Compatible Discs

Logo

Features

Manual Icon

BD: Compatible with 4K blue-ray discs and blue-ray discs containing BONUS VIEW and BD-Live content, including blue-ray 3D discs. Displays with 3D functions and 3D goggles are necessary for 3D playing. Also compatible with single-layer and double-layer BD-R/RE discs.

DVD: Compatible with DVDs and DVD±R/RW discs issued for commercial purposes.

SACD: High-resolution stereo or multi-track audios. Notes: Some SACDs use mixed formats with CD and high-resolution DSD layer.

CD: Compatible with standard red-book CD and CD-R/RW.

Storage and Maintenance of Compact Discs

1. Keep compact discs tidy and avoid scratching compact discs or leaving fingerprints on compact discs.

2. To take a compact disc, please hold its edge, and please don’t touch its recording side.

3. Blue-ray discs record data based on polarity density, and recording layer is very close to surface of the

compact disc. Hence, compared with DVD, blue-ray discs are more sensitive to dust and fingerprints. If you

encounter any problems on playing and discover any stain on a disc, please tidy the disc up using clean cloth.

Please clean the disc from the center outwards along the ray. Please don’t clean them by drawing circles.

4. Please don’t use disc cleaning spray or solution like benzene, diluent or anti-static spray.

5. Please don’t stick labels or stickers to compact discs. Otherwise, the discs will warp or be too thick. As a

result, problems will occur during playing and the discs will be stuck.

6. Don’t have compact discs directly exposed to sunlight or put them near heat sources.

7. Please don’t use the following compact discs:

⚫ The compact discs with glue left by stickers or labels might be stuck inside players;

⚫ The compact discs which warp or crack

⚫ The compact discs in irregular shapes, including heart-shaped or business card-shaped compact discs.

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Product Installation Guide

2. Disc Tray

5. Play/Pause

8. Next

7. 2G -12G main display zone.

Product Installation Guide

Functions of Front Panel

1 2 4 5 6 7 8 9

1. USB Input 4. Open/Close 7. Previous

3. Display Window 6. Stop 9. Power Key

Display Window of Front Panel

1. Playing state.

2. HDMI connection state.

3. Disc information.

4. Playing mode.

5. HDMI outputs 4K resolution

6. Digital audio output mode.

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Ports of Rear Panel

Product Installation Guide

Ethernet LAN Port

4. USB 3.0 Input

7. RS-232C Serial Control

12. AC Power Inlet

2. HDMI Output (Main) 3. HDMI Output (Audio Only)

5. Coaxial Digital Audio Output 6. Optical Digital Audio Output

Balanced Stereo Audio Output 9/10. Stereo Audio Output

8/11.

13. Power Switch

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Descriptions of Remote Control

1. Power: Toggle power Standby and ON

Product Installation Guide

2. Number Buttons: Enter numeric values

3. Clear: Clear numeric inputs

4. Audio adjustment: Fine tuning of audio output parameters

5. Image adjustment: Fine tuning of image output parameters

6. Repeat: Repeat playing

7. A-B repeat: Repeat playing a chosen band

8. Setup: Open the setting menu of the player

9. Option: Current option menu will pop up

10. Pure tone: Switch off HDMI video output

11. Volume +/-: Raise/lower volume

12. Disc menu: Display the menu of blue-ray discs or title menu of

DVD disks

13. Direction key: Choose the navigation menu

14. Homepage: Return to the main menu

15. Fast backward: Fast reverse play

16. Play/Pause: Start /pause playing

17. Previous: Skip to previous

18. Stop: Stop playing

19. Picture-in-picture

20. HDR: Choose the output mode for high dynamic range

21. Color key: Function varies by content

22. OPEN: Open/close the disc tray

23. Search: Jump to a certain position and start playing

esolution: Switch HDMI output resolution

24. R

25. Information: Display/hide information displayed on the screen

26. Shot skip: Jump to a time point after 30s for playing

27. Replay: Jump to a time point before 10s for play.

28. Subtitle: Choose subtitle language

29. Audio: Change audio language or channel

30. Mute: Mute audio

31. Popup menu: Display popup menu of a blue-ray disc or DVD

32. Return: Return to the previous menu

33. Fast-forward: Play fast forward

34. Next: Skip to the next

35. Backlight: Turn on/off backlight of the remote control key

36. Light modulation: Modulate display luminance of the front

panel

Notes

If a function is unavailable when a key is pressed, a circle with a slash will be

displayed on the screen:

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Product Installation Guide

Caution

chamber, and mount new batteries.

b 3

Battery Installation

1. Open the lid

2. Put the batteries inside

Align battery anode (+) and cathode (-) with the

positions indicated inside the casing.

3. Close the lid

. Open

. Close

. Put the

atteries inside

Use of Remote Control

 Don’t let the remote control fall off or put it under humid environment.

 Don’t have the front remote control sensor directly exposed to sunlight or other high-intensity light sources.

 When battery is low, remote control operations would be affected. Please promptly change the batteries.

 If the remote control is kept idle for a long period of time, please take the batteries out.

 Please correctly use the batteries to avoid leakage and corrosion. Don’t directly put the batteries under the

sunlight or at high temperature for a long period of time.

 Don’t heat the batteries or put them near flame. Don’t use old and new batteries together. Don’t use different

types of batteries together.

 Don’t charge batteries.

 In case of battery leakage, don’t directly touch the liquid by hand. Please fully clear liquid out of the battery

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Common Connections

Notes

 HDMI (high-definition multimedia interface) can simultaneously transmit audios and videos from the player

Please check specifications of your power amplifiers to make sure of satisfying these needs.

Common Connections

Connecting to an A/V Receiver via HDMI

HDMI

HDMI cable

 If your Receiver has HDMI functions and supports 4K HDR video transmission, you will only have to

connect the HDMI OUT (Main) port of the player to the power amplifier using an HDMI cable, and start

HDMI video transmission on the power amplifier (for more information, refer to the user manual for

receivers). Generally, the power amplifier is equipped with HDMI output, and can be connected to a display

device to transmit video signals.

 Some power amplifiers have both HDMI 2.0 and HDMI 1.4 ports. To normally watch 4K contents, please

connect this

product to 4K UHD TV input ports which are compatible with HDMI 2.0 and HDCP 2.2.

output

HDMI

input

HDMI cable

to a display device. However, please beware that HDMI standards are still in the stage of constant improvement, so they might still have problems in terms of compatibility. The power amplifier must be compatible with HDMI audio inputs. Certain power amplifiers only provide HDMI for video switching. If the power amplifier has no function for audio input, please refer to other related connection methods described below.

 For blue-ray discs, it is better to use power amplifiers with Dolby TrueHD and DTS-HD Master Audio

decoding functions which are compatible with HDMI v1.4.

 For 4K blue-ray discs, please use power amplifiers compatible with HDMI 2.0 and HDCP 2.2 or higher

versions. It is recommended that superior high-speed (18Gbps) HDMI cable should be used for guaranteeing watching of 4K UHD videos.

 The formats supported by this product range from the latest object-oriented surround sound from source

codes to decoding formats, including Dolby Atmos and DTS:X.



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Common Connections

HDMI cable

Connecting to a TV via HDMI

 Connect HDMI OUT (Main) port of the player to a TV set using an HDMI cable. For this connection, pure

digital video and audio signals are simultaneously transmitted using a cable.

 For normally playing 4K UHD contents, please do connect the HDMI OUT (Main) port of the player to a 4K

UHD TV set compatible with HDMI 2.0 and HDCP2.2.

Notes

 For this connection, sound is output through the speaker of the TV set. For the best sound quality, you’d

better transmit audio from this product to an A/V power amplifier with speaker.

 Please use a 4K TV set compatible with HDMI 2.0 and HDCP 2.2, to make sure that 4K blue-ray discs and

other 4K content can be normally watched with 4K resolution.

 Please use an HDR (high dynamic range images) TV set for watching HDR content.

 Please use a high-speed (18Gbps) HDMI cable for connection, to make sure that 4K 60Hz videos can be

watched.

 Please don’t output HDMI OUT (Audio Only) to the TV set.

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Common Connections

Notes

Connecting to a TV and an A/V Receiver via Dual HDMI

HDMI cable HDMI cable

HDMI input

 “Dual HDMI connection” of this product does not only guarantee audios with high bit rate, but also assures

the highest video quality and resolution. You can connect the HDMI OUT (Main) port to a TV set using an

HDMI cable, and connect the HDMI OUT (Audio Only) port to the power amplifier with another HDMI

cable.

 If your display device has 3D or 4K image functions, but your power amplifier does not have these functions,

this configuration method will be recommended. Then, video signals (3D or 4K images) can be directly sent

to the TV set,

 Please refer to instructions on HDMI connection.

 If your receiver doesn’t support HDMI audio input, please try other connections.

and audio signals will be sent to the power amplifier.

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Common Connections

Connecting to a Stereo System via RCA

Stereo or surround sound system

Audio connection cable

 If your sound system only has a stereo input port or you want to connect your surround sound system to an

independent stereo system in addition to HDMI, optical fiber or coaxial output port, you can connect that

system to the independent STEREO AUDIO OUT port of this player.

 This product has two groups of stereo audio output ports: RCA terminal and XLR balanced terminal.

 You’d better give priority to choose XLR terminal, because it outperforms the RCA terminal in noise

suppression and signal integrity.

Notes

 Independent stereo output ports will automatically down mix multi-track audio source signals into stereo

signals, but independent stereo output will not be affected by down mix or menu setting>other speaker

setting options of sound processing.

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Common Connections

Connecting to a Stereo System Using an XLR Balanced Audio Cable

Stereo or surround sound system

Audio connection cable

 You can also connect the XLR BALANCED STEREO AUDIO OUT to the stereo system. Please use XLR3

balanced audio cable, and the XLR port of this player is a male terminal.

Notes

 The XLR BALANCED STEREO AUDIO OUT is commonly used for specialized electronic audio devices,

including high-quality microphones and cables connected between devices.

 This product uses XLR port (as shown in the figure below) and transmits a pair of differential signals

(positive/negative signals). Back-end circuits can cancel common-mode noises and increase integrity of

original signals by comparing voltage differences between this pair of signals.

Ground

This product uses male XLR terminal

Positive

Negative

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Common Connections

Connecting to an Amplifier through S/PDIF (Optical/Coaxial)

Coaxial digit audio

Co-axial input

Optical input

A power amplifier with Dolby Digital or DTS decoder

cable

Optical and digital

audio cable

 Please connect the optical or coaxial audio output to corresponding output terminal of the A/V power

amplifier using a 75 Ω coaxial digital audio cable or S/PDIF optical/digital audio cable with RCA plug.

Notes

 Owing to bandwidth limits, high resolution audios in formats such as Dolby Digital Plus, Dolby TrueHD,

DTS-HD High Resolution and DTS-HD Master Audio cannot be output in a coaxial manner or through

optical fiber cable. The aforementioned sound tracks will be replaced by versions with lower resolution.

Please use HDMI for connection of your power amplifier can process HDMI audio inputs, in order that high

resolution audios can be in the best format. Otherwise, use multi-track analog output.

 Due to copyright limitations, SACD audios cannot be transmitted through coaxial or optical/digital audio

output. To appreciate SACD, please choose HDMI or analog audio connection.

 Because of copyright and bandwidth limitations, high resolution audios of DVD-Audio discs cannot be

transmitted through co-axial or optical and digital audio outputs. To appreciate high resolution DVD-Audio

discs, please choose HDMI or analog audio connections.

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Common Connections

Connecting to the Internet

This product can also play audios, videos and photos through a home network. This option supports NFS, DLNA

and SAMBA/CIFS. This product also supports BD-Live available from certain blue-ray discs. BD-Live provides

extra downloadable content and additional online interactive programs. BD-Live content varies with discs and

publishers. They might include extra captions, comments, movie trailers, games and online chat. To use BD-Live

through the Internet, this player has to be connected to the broadband Internet. If you needn’t use online streaming

media, it will be unnecessary to connect BD-Live to the Internet.

Broadband Router/Modem

Connected to broadband

Internet

Network cable (Ethernet)

 Insert one end of the network cable (type 5/5E straight Ethernet cable) into the LAN port on the back panel

of this product.

 Insert the other end of the network cable into the LAN port of the broadband router or modem.

 After this player is connected to the broadband Internet, some network configurations might be needed.

 For setting the broadband router or modem, please refer to related instructions or contact the Internet

operator.

Notes

 Only the LAN ports of this player can be connected to Ethernet ports compatible with 1000BASE-T、

100BASE-TX or 10BASE-T. Its connection to other ports or interfaces such as phone interfaces will cause

damages to the player.

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Common Connections

BD-Live

Titles of certain blue-ray discs have functions of BD-Live (blue-ray interactions).

BD-Live provides extra downloadable content and additional online interactive

programs. The BD-Live content also varies with discs and publishers. They might

include extra captions, comments, movie trailers, games and online chat. Only if the

player is connected to the broadband Internet can it play BD-Live content.

BD-Live content is represented in different forms dependent upon manufacturers’ organization of the content. For

instance, start downloading BD-Live content at the start time of playing, and BD-Live will

main menu of the disc. Reminders will be displayed to ask you if you need to start downloading, and inquire you

if you have to register membership or an account. Please enjoy the BD-Live content based on disc instructions.

Your Internet connection speed and capacity of BD-Live content server will affect download speed of the

BD-Live content. If you find that download is slow or playing is intermittent, you’d better only play contents of

the disc without using the BD-Live function, or try again at some other time. When you use the BD-Live function,

your player ID, compact disc and IP (I

Internet. Generally, no information on personal identity will be sent. Instead, there are really certain technologies

which will match your IP address with certain geographical areas or service providers. Therefore, your Internet

service provider is able to know who is using a certain IP address. If the BD-Live content provider requires you to

qualification or account. Please confirm with your Internet service pr

their privacy policies.

You can restrict the access to the BD-Live network by setting menu of the player.

nternet protocol) address would be sent to the content provider through the

ovider and BD-Live content provider about

be optional on the

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Basic Operations

1. Power on the player by pressing the power key.

Disc Playback

Basic Operations

Power supply

Ejector

opening/

closing

Pause

Option

2. Press the ejector opening/closing key. Then, the

disc Ejector will pop out.

3. Put the printed side of a disc upward and the

recording side downward.

4. Press the ejector opening/closing key to put the disc

away.

5. The player will read the disc information and start

playing.

6. The menu or navigation interface might be

displayed dependent upon disc content. Please choose the content to be played by pressing the direction key and OK.

7. To stop playing, press the stop key.

8. To switch off the player, press the power key.

1. Press the OPTION on the remote control and open

the option menu during navig media document.

2. When the option menu is displayed, press the

up/down key on the remote control to highlight specific options. Then, press the OK key for confirmation.

ation and playing of a

Option Menu

For different types of content, options would vary. The options and corresponding functions are summarized as

follows:

In playing video discs (DVD, BD) and video documents:

 Caption setting: Choose requisite caption languages among captions available.

 Track setting: Choose requisite sound tracks among those available.

 Replay: Repeated sections, headings or the whole disc.

 Image adjustment: Display a menu for image adjustment.

In playing audio discs (CD, SACD) and music documents:

 Programmed playing: Play songs based on the set order of precedence (only available in playing CD).

 Replay: Replay the current song or all songs.

 Disorderly and random playing: Turn on disorderly and random modes.

In playing image documents:

 Disorderly and random playing: Turn on/off disorderly and random playing modes;

 Switching method: Change the method for playing slides.

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Fast Forward and Reverse

Basic Operations

You can perform fast forward or fast backward operations

at the time of playing.

1. Press the fast forward key on the remote control.

Then, the player will start playing fast forward.

Fast

backward

Fast

forward

Whenever the fast forward key is pressed, the player

will adjust the play speed in order as follows:

2x 4x 8x 16x 32x

2. Press the fast backward key on the remote control.

Then, the player will start playing fast backward.

Whenever the fast backward key is pressed, the player

will adjust the play speed in order as follows:

2x 4x 8x 16x 32x

Notes

 Certain blue-ray discs using BD-Java might have their own fast forward and fast backward control. Actual

speed might somewhat differ among the discs, and progress is even displayed for certain discs.

Slow Playback

Fast backward

Pause/play

Fast

forward

To play a video slowly, please follow the following

steps.

1. First, press the pause key on the remote control

to stop playing.

2. Press the fast forward key to choose a low

forward playing speed. Whenever the fast

forward key is pressed, the playing speed will

change in order as follows.

3. Press the fast backward key to choose a low

playback speed. Whenever the fast backward

key is pressed, the playing speed will change in

order as follows.

4. Press the playing key to exit from the slow

playing mode.

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Basic Operations

VOL +/-

Pause and Frame-by-frame Playing

Pause/play

Last song

Next song

Blue-ray Disc Menu

1. The playing may be suspended by pressing the

pause/playing key during playing. Under this

mode, a pause icon will show up on the TV

screen.

2. When a DVD or a blue-ray disc is under the

paused state, press the last song or the next

song, so that video images will be played

forward or backward frame by frame.

Disc menu

Direction key

Audio Control

Popup Menu

OK key

Color key

1. A blue-ray disc menu usually comprises of a

disc menu and a popup menu. The disc menu

usually appears behind preview and copyright

information after the player starts playing. The

popup menu may appear in the process of

playing a movie, which needn

2. In the playing process, press the disc menu key

to enter the disc menu, and press the popup

menu key to enter the popup menu.

3. Browse the menus by the direction key. Then,

press OK to confirm your choice.

4. Color keys are used in some menus. You can

press corresponding color key on the remote

control to choose menu functions.

’t be suspended.

Volume

1. Audios can be controlled with the

the remote control. You’d better set audios of

the player to be the same as other information

sources (e.g. TV programs or VCR).

Press VOL + to increase radio volume.

Press VOL - to lower audio volume.

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Mute

Track Selection

Mute

Audio Track

Basic Operations

1. By pressing MUTE on the remote control

during playing, the audio output will be turned

off, and a mute icon will be displayed on TV

screen.

2. Press MUTE again to recover the audio output.

1. Press the track key on the remote control during

playing and choose track.

2. Repeat pressing the track key or the up/down

key to choose the track available.

Notes

 The tracks available vary among discs. For certain DVD-Audio discs, tracks can be selected through the

track key. For other discs, track choices have to be made by users in the sound setting menu. For multi-track

and stereo playing of SACD, the track key can be pressed between the two modes.

Subtitle Selection

1. In playing DVD, blue-ray discs or other video

programs with captions, press the subtitle key

Subtitle

on the remote control to choose requisite

captions.

2. Repeat pressing the subtitle key or up/down

key to choose the subtitles available.

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Advanced Operations

blue-ray discs.

Advanced Operations

Repeated Playback

Repeat

Repeat Choosing a Segment

A-B Repat

1. To repeat a disc, song, heading or section, press

repeat on the remote control.

2. Whenever repeat is pressed, the repeat mode

will be switched in order.

To repeat playing a certain segment, please

follow the following steps:

1. In the course of normal playing, press AB on

the remote control at the desired start point to

set repeated playing. Then, “A-” will be

displayed on the TV screen.

2. When playing at the desired stop point (Point

B), press AB again. Then, the player will

repeatedly play the designated part (A-B), and

“A-B” will be displayed

3. Press AB for the third time, and normal play

will be recovered.

on the TV screen.

Notes

 Some disc formats or content might be inapplicable. Repeated playing might be disallowed for certain

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Advanced Operations

audio mode.

Pure Audio Mode

Under the pure audio mode, any potential

interference between video and audio signals is

reduced by turning off video processing and output.

1. Press pure audio on the remote control, and

“pure on” will be displayed on the display

Pure audio

Notes

 HDMI simultaneously transmits audios and videos, so HDMI video signals cannot be fully turned off.

Instead, black screen will appear, and potential interference can be maximized.

screen. At this moment, the player will enter the

pure audio mode, and video output will be

turned off accordingly.

2. Press pure audio again, and “pure off” will be

show up on the display screen. At this time,

recover normal video output and cancel the pure

Zooming and Display Ratio

Zoom

The following zoom levels are optional:

1:1 (no zoom), 2X, 3X, 4X, 1/2X, 1/3X, 1/4X

This function is used for amplifying or narrowing

display frames.

Press zoom on the remote control to change the

zoom level.

Whenever zoom is pressed, switch the zoom level in

order.

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Advanced Operations

the beginning.

Memory and Automatic Resume

Ejector

Power supply

opening/closing

Return

1. When playing is suspended, the player will

automatically memorize the current position. In

opening the Ejector or turning the player on or

off, the player will save where it is playing.

2. Even if the device is powered off or the disc is

replaced, the memory on where the player is

playing will remain.

3. To play a disc with such memory, the player

will identify where the disc has been played as

saved, and automatically continue playing from

the memorized part. If you want to cancel

automatic playing continuance, the player will

replay from the beginning. You can

press RFT

IRK when any reminder is displayed.

4. This player can memorize where 5 discs have

played at most. To memorize the 6

disc, the

earliest memory will be replaced.

Notes

 Certain blue-ray discs don’t have functions for playing based on memories. They can only play discs from

Playback by Track Number

In playing a disc, you can directly jump to certain song

by pressing the number on the remote control. For

instance:

song, please press [7].

sing, rapidly and continuously

Number Key

 To choose the 7

 To choose the 16

press [1] and [2].

Notes

 For certain DVD-Audio and blue-ray discs, the sections to be played might not be directly chosen.

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Advanced Operations

Media File Playback

This product can also play digital media documents apart from standard disc formats such as blue-ray discs, DVD,

CD and SACD. You can appreciate data discs (recordable CD, DVD or blue-ray discs), USB flash disks, hard

disks or network storage devices.

Owing to diversity of media documents, coding software and technologies, we cannot assure compatibility with

all your original or downloaded content, but we will try our best to provide support in respect of such content.

Playback from USB Storage Devices

This product has two USB ports: including one USB 3.0 port on the back panel and one USB 2.0 port on the front

panel. You can connect a USB storage device to either of these USB ports.

The USB ports are used for supplying maximum power supply (5 V, 500 mA) for USB storage devices. This

power supply is high enough for all USB flash disks and flash memory card readers, but might be insufficient for

USB flash disks.

Therefore, in using USB flash disks, you’d better use external power supply. The USB port on the front panel is

only used for upgrading, and must not be utilized for supplying power t

Notes

 This function is for USB storage devices only. This type of equipment is compatible with a majority of USB

flash disks, mobile hard disks and card readers. For other devices (including MP3 players, digital cameras

and cellphones), there might be compatibility problems.

 All compatible USB storage devices must be in FAT, FAT32, exFAT formats and compatible with NTFS.

 Incompatible USB storage devices might make the player stop responding. Under this circumstance, it is

only necessary to switch off power supply and remove the USB storage device before turning on the player

again.

 The player reads the USB storage devices under the read-only mode. To minimize risks of data damages,

you’d better not remove the USB devices until the player stops playing.

o other equipment.

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Advanced Operations

Main Menu

This product provides a main menu to help you browse and play discs/USB flash disks and sharing local area

networks. The main menu is the starting point for accessing media documents.

Main menu

You can call up the main menu from the MAIN MENU on the remote control. At present, there are 6

options:

 Choose a compact disc. Then, the player will start playing the inserted disc.

 With pictures, music and videos, you will be allowed to access corresponding types of media documents

from connected storage devices and inserted data discs.

 The network can enable the player to play audios, videos and pictures of home media servers by streaming

media. Hardware and software with corresponding functions might be needed.

 Set the settings menu from which the player may be called up.

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Advanced Operations

Play Music Files

To play music documents of compact disks or USB storage devices, please choose the music option in the main

menu. Then, the document browser will be opened to help you browse documents and files. First, choose a data

disc or storage device containing music documents. It will take the player some time to read media information

and list files and music documents.

In a music browser, the following

operations can be performed:

 Choose a music document by pressing

the up/down/left/right key to move the

cursor.

 Press OK for playing.

The following information will be displayed on the playing interface:

 Display playing status: play, pause, song and time.

 Display and modify playing modes: disorderly playing, random playing, single song on repeat and repeat all.

 Music information.

The following operations can be performed on the

playing interface:

 Routine playing control: Play, stop, pause, last

song/next song, fast backward and fast

forward.

 Return to the previous menu without stopping

music playing: Press the return key. Stop

playing and return to the browser: Press the stop

key.

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Advanced Operations

Play Movie Files

To play video documents of a compact disc or a USB storage device, please choose the video option in the main

menu.

Then, the document browser will be opened to help you browse documents and files.

First of all, choose a data disc or a USB device containing video documents. It will take the player some time to

read media information, and list files and video documents.

The following operations can be performed in

the video browser:

 Press the up/down/left/right key to

move the cursor to choose video

documents.

 When a video document is chosen, press

OK to start playing.

Once the video document is played, the following functions c

 By pressing the stop key, the player will stop playing the video and return to the document browser.

 Press the option key for choosing captions and audios, etc.

an be used for playing control:

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Advanced Operations

Repeated browsing: Repeat.

Turn left (counterclockwise): Leftward key.

Viewing Photo Files

To play image documents of a compact disc or a USB storage device, please choose the image option in the main

menu.

Then, the document browser will be opened to help you browse documents and files.

First, choose a data disc or USB device containing image documents. It will take the player some time to access

media information, and list files and image documents.

In the image browser, you can perform the

following operations:

 To choose video documents, press the

up/down/left/right key or page up/down

key to move the cursor.

 When an image document is chosen, p

OK or the playing key. Then, the player will

start playing under the full-screen slide show

mode.

The following operations can be performed in the process of image playing Routine playing control: Play, stop, pause, last song/next song.

ress

Random playing: Yellow key. Image zooming: Blue key.

Turn right (clockwise): Rightward key.

Add Background Music

You can also add background music for browsing image slides. For this operation, you have to prepare some

digital music documents.

First, choose music in the main menu and start playing music. Turn, press the return key to return to the main

menu. Choose images. Then, start browsing and playing slides in routine ways.

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Advanced Operations

Playback from a Home Network

This product can remotely play music, pictures and video documents stored in media devices connected to the

same home network with it. You have to prepare a set of hardware like a computer (network attached storage)

server connected to the same network segment as the player. Install and configure software which is functionally

equivalent to NFS, DLNA or SAMBA/CIFS (a protocol for sharing network documents) client. In the setting

menu, my network setting is enabled. Choose the network icon in the main menu. Then, press OK, and a list of

servers available will be displaye

access to the server by this product.

d. In some cases, you might have to disable the hardware firewall, to allow

For the UDP-800 player, a network can be shared in any of the following three ways

 Function as digital media player (DMP):

 The player can actively search the local DLNA server, browser and play the share content therein.

 Access SMB/CIFS:

 The player can actively search the SMB/CIFS, brows and share the content therein with the player.

 For instance, the documents shared in the neighborhood document of Windows.

 Access NFS:

 The player can actively search the NFS, and browse the content it shares with the player.

 Generally, it will take more time to search the NFS.

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Set Menu Options

Options

Menu options

Setting menu

Setup Menu Options

The setting menu of this product provides various setting and configuration options. For a majority of users, default configurations have been perfect enough, so no setting needs to be modified. To be sure, if you want to adjust configurations of the player so that they will perfectly match settings of your home cinema and your movie watching habits, please read the following contact, to understand details of configuration options.

Use the Setup Menu

You can use the setting menu for adjusting settings of this player, in order that they will be fit for specific audio/video configurations. In ma functions as follows:

Setting categories belong to the first level of the setting menu. This product has 7 setting categories altogether, which are on the left column of the setting menu, including display, audios, playing, network, safety, language and options. The menu options contain adjustable parameters, which are in the center of the setting menu. In entering a setting category, the list of menu options under that category and corresponding current settings will be displayed in the box. The options are exact numerical values or descriptive phrases, which represent variations in chosen factors and are

the right of corresponding menu options.

on When so many options are available on an interface that they cannot be fully displayed, you can check more options by pressing the up/down key.

Setting Category Menu Options Current Value Chosen value

king these adjustments with the menu, we will indicate positions of requisite

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Set Menu Options

Video Output Setup

For display setting in the setting men, you are allowed to configure video output options.

TV Screen

TV aspect ratio: The player adjusts output aspect ratio according to aspect ratio of current display equipment, in

order that videos viewed by users will not deform.

Full screen ---

Mailbox --- When TV aspect ratio differs from the video aspect ratio, choose this option. There will be

Panoramic --- When TV aspect ratio differs from the video aspect ratio, choose this option. The video

The videos output by the player are always displayed on a full screen.

black blocks on the upper or lower, left or right part of the TV screen.

contents on the upper or lower, left or right part will be cut.

Resolution

Output resolution: Choose the output resolution of the original resolution which best matches TV

Automatic 1080i

480i/576i 1080p

480P/576P 4K2K

720P

Notes

 If a TV set is not compatible with the chosen resolution, black screen or wrong information will be displayed.

Under this circumstance, please press the resolution key on the remote control for 3 to 5 seconds before

switching to the resolution suitable for the TV set.

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Set Menu Options

HDR Setting

Choose a suitable mode for HDR images

Automatic (default) ---

When both source contents and display equipment support HDR, there will be HDR

output. The player will automatically detect if HDR source content and TV set or

projector are compatible with HDR. If both conditions are satisfied, the player will

output HDR videos via the HDMI OUT (Main) port. Otherwise, SDR videos will be

output only.

HDR ---

Enable the HDR function.

SDR ---

HDR source contents will be converted into SDR.

Dolby Vision Mode

Choose HDMI Dolby Vision output mode.

Automatic (default) ---

When both source contents and display equipment support Dolby Vision, the player

will automatically choose the optimal output mode.

TV-dominated ---

When the source contents are Dolby Vision and the display equipment supports the

(standard) Dolby Vision mode, choose this option, and the player will output the

(standard) Dolby Vision mode.

Player-dominated ---

When the source contents are Dolby Vision and the display equipment supports the

(low-latency) Dolby Vision mode, choose this option, and the player will output the

(low-latency) Dolby Vision mode.

OFF ---

Ban outputting Dolby video signals.

Television System

Choose HDMI video signal output system

Automatic (default) --- The player automatically chooses a video signal output system based on the

source content.

NTSC --- Compulsorily output NTSC video signals.

PAL --- Compulsorily output PAL video signals.

Color Space

Choose color space for HDMI output.

RGB Video Level --- Use RGB color space within a confined scope of [16-235] for HDMI outputs.

RGB PC Level --- Use RGB color space within the full range of [0-255] for HDMI outputs.

YCbCr444 --- Use YCbCr444 color space for HDMI outputs.

YCbCr422 (default) --- Use YCbCr422 color space for HDMI outputs.

Color Depth

Choose color depth for HDMI outputs. Increase color depth so that color transition will be smoother and color

gradation will be more desirable.

Automatic (default) --- The player automatically chooses the optimal color space based on the supporting

list of display equipment.

12 bits --- Use 12-bit color depth for HDMI outputs.

10 bits --- Use 10-bit color depth for HDMI outputs.

8 bits --- Use 8-bit color depth for HDMI outputs.

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Set Menu Options

DVD 24P Conversion

“3:2 telecine” is used as a conversion technology for DVDs of many movies. With this technology, movies shot at 24 frames per second can be converted into those at 60 frames per second. The player can convert the movies at 60 frames per second back into those at 24 frames per second and output them at 24 Hz. If both the television set and DVD satisfy the conversion conditions, smoother dynamic scenes will be created by enabling this option.

Enable --- If possible, DVDs could be converted into those at 24 frames per second and

output at 24 Hz.

Disable (default) --- DVDs will not be converted into those at 24 frames per second.

Choose 3D video output mode.

Automatic (default) --- If a disc contains 3D content and its display equipment supports the 3D mode, the

player will output the 3D videos from the HDMI.

Disable --- The player only outputs 2D videos.

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Set Menu Options

Audio Output Setup

Optical/coaxial output

Set audio format output by SPDIF. Among the options, the upper limit upon sampling rate depends upon whether

audio data is to be sampled at a lower frequency.

Source code (default) --- Output audio data in the compressed bitstream format.

48K LPCM --- Compulsorily down mixed into 48K dual-track linear PCM (LPCM) digital audio

format for outputting.

96K LPCM --- Compulsorily down mixed into 96K dual-track linear PCM (LPCM) digital audio

format for output.

192K LPCM --- Compulsorily down mixed into 192K dual-track linear PCM (LPCM) digital audio

format for output.

OFF --- Audio data is not outp

ut through SPDIF.

HDMI Audio Format

Set audio format of HDMI outputs.

Automatic (default) --- The player automatically selects the output audio format based on

performances of the device connected to HDMI.

LPCM --- Digital audios are output in a multi-track linear PCM (LPCM) format.

Source code --- Digital audios are output in formats of source codes.

Disable --- Audio data is not output through HDMI.

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Set Menu Options

Dynamic Compression

Automatic (default) --- Choose this option, to set for automatically opening/closing DRC based on input

audio signals of discs.

This will impact Dolby TrueHD signals only.

Enable --- Choose this setting and adjust the range between the noisiest and the gentlest sound

(functional range), and play at the average volume. Please use this setting when it is

hard to hear dialogues or when you watch a movie late at night.

Disable --- When this setting is chosen, audio signals can be output without using the DRC

function.

SACD Output

Automatic (default) --- Automatically choose the output format. If supported by the connected device, DSD

will be output. Otherwise, PCM will be output.

PCM --- Convert SACD data into multi-track and high-resolution PCM data. The converted

PCM data are output through HDMI, or output through the output analog audio port

after processing by the internal DAC (digital analog converter).

DSD --- Direct stream digital (DSD) of SACD is not converted at all, but directly output

through HDMI. For analog audio output, DSD data are directly converted into

analog signals via internal DAC.

Notes

⚫ Owing to copyright and broadband limitations, optical/coaxial transmission of DSD audio data is impossible.

Priority of SACD

Choose to play an audio layer of the Super Audio CD (SACD).

Multi-track (default) --- Play high-definition multi-track surround sound audio layer.

Stereo --- Play high-definition dual-track stereo audio layer.

CD mode --- Play CD layer of SACDs.

DVD Audio Mode

Choose the mode for playing DVD Audio.

DVD Audio --- Play high-definition audios of DVD Audio.

DVD Video --- Play videos of DVD Audio discs.

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Set Menu Options

Playback Setup

Automatic disc playing

Enable (default) --- The player will automatically start playing the disc right after a disc is inserted into

it.

Disable --- The compact disc will not be automatically played after it is inserted into the player.

It will not start playing the disc until the user presses the playing key.

CC Captions

Enable (default) --- Turn on CC (Close Caption) display.

Disable --- Turn off CC (Close Caption) display.

Angle Mark

To play a multi-angle disc, you can enable or disable the multi-angle reminder function.

Enable (default) --- Enable the function for displaying multi-angle marks.

Disable

--- Disable the function for displaying multi-angle marks, to not affect normal viewing.

Picture-in-picture Mark

To play a disc with pictures-in-pictures, enable or disable to picture-in-picture reminder function.

Enable (default) --- Enable the picture-in-picture reminder function.

Disable --- Disable the picture-in-picture reminder function, to not affect normal viewing.

Second Audio Mark

To play a disc with the second audio, enable or disable the second audio reminder function.

Enable (default) --- Enable the second audio reminder function.

Disable --- Disable the second audio reminder function, to not affect normal viewing.

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Set Menu Options

Memory-based playing

Choose whether to play a disc from the previous saved point.

Enable (default) --- Automatically start playing from the previous saved point.

Disable --- Start playing from the beginning.

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Set Menu Options

Network Setup

For network setting on the setting menu, you can configure parameters for the player network, test connections and set access to BD-Live.

Internet

Choose whether to enable the Internet.

Enable (default) --- Enable the Internet.

Disable --- Disable the Internet.

IP Address Setting

Choose the method for the player to acquire an IP address. Automatic (default) --- The player automatically acquires information on IP addresses through the dynamic

host configuration protocol. This is a default setting. In most cases, automatic IP

configuration has to be used.

Manual --- Manually enter the IP address, subnet mask, gateway and DNS. When a router

cannot function as a DHCP server or the DHCP server is disabled, choose this mode.

Press CLEAR on the keyboard to clear the

edited content.

Proxy Server

Set the proxy server, which may function as media for the player to have network communications with other servers. It is safe, anonymous, speedier and subject to no regional limit.

Disable (default) --- Disable the proxy server.

Enable --- Enable the proxy server.

Information

Display information on current Internet connections, including connection type, IP address and Ethernet MAC address.

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Set Menu Options

Connection Test

Test if the player is connected to the Internet and display the test results.

Connection to BD-Live

Choose the BD-Live content to be accessed.

Enable (default) --- Grant access to all BD-Live content.

Partially enable --- Only grant access to content with effective ownership certificate. Access to the

BD-Live content without certificate will be banned. This option ensures you that

you will only access reliable information and hinder you from accessing some

small-scale independent content providers as far as possible.

Disable --- Ban access to BD-Live.

Choose whether to enable DLNA (DMP).

Enable (default) --- Enable DLNA.

Disable --- Disable DLNA.

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Security Setting

Set Menu Options

To prevent minors from viewing unhealthy content, you can set child lock control level. This function only works for correctly graded and numbered discs.

The default password is “0000”.

Change Password

Change the grading control password. The current password can be replaced by a new one after it is entered.

Control over BD Level

Press the up/down key and choose blue-ray grading. “Disable” means that no hierarchical control is available, and all blue-ray discs can be played.

Numbers from 1 to 21 correspond to age limits. When the age limit upon disc numbering is below the chosen age, the user will be allowed to view. The user will be banned from viewing the age limit chosen age.

exceeds or equals to the

Hierarchical DVD Control

Choose DVD class by the up/down key. The effective classes include OFF, Kid, G, PG, PG-13, PGR, R, NC-17 and Adult. The discs with lower classes than the chosen one can be viewed, while those with the chosen class or higher will be banned from viewing. All discs can be played if this function is disabled.

National Code

Classes of some blue-ray discs might vary in different countries. At present, the player only supports hierarchical control placed in the United States.

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Set Menu Options

Language Setup

Display Language of Screen

Choose the language for displaying information on the player menu and screen.

Menu Languages for Discs

Choose menu languages for DVDs and blue-ray discs. If the chosen menu language for discs is available, this language will replace the default menu language.

Sound Language

Choose sound language for DVD and blue-ray discs. If a disk has a sound track in the chosen language, this track will be chosen for playing the disc.

Caption Language

Choose caption language for DVDs and blue-ray discs. If a disc has captions in the chosen language, these captions will be displayed.

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Set Menu Options

Other Setup

Screen Protection

Enable/disable screen protection. Screen protection is specially designed for reducing plasma and aging of CRT display devices.

Enable --- If no operation is performed over one minute/three/ten minutes, the screen protection

program will be enabled.

Disable --- The screen protection is not activated. You can choose this option if your TV set has no

aging problem.

HDMI CEC

Set HDMI CEC mode. CEC is an optional HDMI function. It is convenient for placing remote control and automatically setting by connecting to the CEC of the player. The remote control function makes it possible for you to c player with a TV remote control. With the remote control function, the player will be automatically powered off when you turn off the TV set. Realization and compatibility of HDMI CEC vary among equipment manufacturers. HDMI CEC might only have some or special functions.

HDMI1 Enabled --- Enable CEC via HDMI1.

HDMI2 Enabled --- Enable CEC via HDMI2.

Disable (default) --- Disable CEC.

ontrol multiple connected devices by HDMI using a single remote control. For instance, control a blue-ray

Restore Factory Settings

Restore all factory settings, including passwords of all accounts.

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Set Menu Options

Firmware Upgrading

Upgrade player firmware. This option will be only available when the player contains no disc or completely stops. Firmware is system software with functions for controlling the player. Since specifications for blue-ray discs are new and being constantly improved, the blue-ray discs issued after production of these players would adopt new specifications and have new functions. Therefore, to ensure optimal viewing experiences, the player firmware has to be updated from time to time.

Please browse magnetar’s website (www.magnetar-audio.com) to check new firmware and upgrading instructions.

USB storage device --- You can download the latest firmware from the official website of magnetar to a

USB flash disk. Then, use this disk for upgrading the player firmware.

Network --- If the network to which your player is connected is normal, you can upgrade your

player firmware through the network.

BD Memory Setting

Manage BD-Video data memory. BD-Video data memory is used for storing additional content of BonusView and BD-Live. Once the player is powered off, the data will be further saved.

Used space --- Display used space of the current storage device. If the space available is small,

some blue-ray discs wouldn’t be normally planed.

Storage device --- Choose where to save the BD-Video data.

About the Disc Player

Display firmware version number and some other information of the player.

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Other data

Other Data

Reminders

⚫ To prolong service life of the player, you’d better not power the player on again until at least 30 seconds after

the player is powered off.

⚫ After use, please take the compact disc out and power the player off.

⚫ In playing some compact discs, certain functions of the player would be unavailable.

⚫ The player would not fully support tidbits of certain compact discs, but this is not a fault of the player.

⚫ If the player malfunctions, please power the player off, and don’t power it on again until 30 seconds later.

Troubleshooting

You can choose general operation problems as shown in the table here below.

Faults

Potential Causes

Solutions

Remarks

No sound

The audio cable is incorrectly

connected

Inspect the audio cable and please reconnect the cable when

necessary

Mute mode is turned on

Press MUTE to cancel the mute mode

Volume is too low

Press Volume + to raise volume to 100

When SACD is played, the

audios connected are coaxial

or optical and digital

This connection mode is not supported for the time being due to

output. Or you can set SACD priority as CD mode so that the

player will play the CD layer.

In playing DVD-Audio, the

audios connected are coaxial

or optical and digital

This connection mode is not supported for the time being due to

audio output. Or you can switch to the DVD-Video playing mode.

No image

The video cable is incorrectly

connected

Inspect the video cable and reconnect it when necessary

TV input source is

incorrectly chosen

Choose player input Under the “pure tone” mode

Press PURE TONE to cancel this mode

TV sets don’t support this

video output format

Choose output resolution suitable for your TV set

No color

Saturation setting is too low

Check saturation settings of your TV set and player

Color is wrong

Color space is incorrectly set

To output videos through HDMI, please check color space

settings of your TV set and player

“No compact

disc” or “unknown

disc” error

The player contains no

compact disc or the compact

disc is incompatible

Take the compact disc out for inspection

The recording side of the disc is

Take the disc out and clear the dirt/stain or fingerprint off the disc.

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Other data

Faults

Potential Causes

Solutions

Remarks

dirty

The disc is put upside down

Take the disc out to make sure that the printing side will be

upward, while the recording side will be downward.

The laser head condensates

Open the player and take the disc out.

Keep the player open for one hour.

Remote control

malfunctions

Remote control is too far away

Use remote control within effective distance

Battery is low

Replace batteries

Temporary

malfunctions

The disc is scratched on the

surface or damaged

Replace the disc

Some functions don’t work

during playing

Try again after the player fully stops playing

Interference of other devices

Power off other devices to inspect their interference. Then, replace

the devices which interfere with the player or put them in other

places.

Some set menu

options become

gray

While a disc is being

played, some set options

cannot be altered. Certain

set options and others would

be mutually exclusive

Try setting the menu again after the player fully stops playing and

the disc pops out.

“Connection

test” fails

The player cannot be connected

to the Internet.

Check if the router is connected to the Internet. Try restarting the

modem and the router. If possible, please try directly connecting

your player to Ethernet.

“The network”

displays that no

server is

available.

No Internet connection.

Check if other network functions of the player are normal. If it

is certain that there are problems with “network” functions,

please refer to instructions on media server, to ensure that

configurations are correct.

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Other data

Product Specifications and Parameters

The Company reserves the right to alter product designs and specifications without further notice.

Disc type *

UHD Blu-ray, Blu-ray, Blu-ray 3D, DVD-Video, DVD-Audio, AVCHD, SACD, CD, Kodak Picture CD,

CD-R/RW, DVD±R/RW, DVD±R DL, BD-R/RE

Output

Analog audio: Stereo

Independent stereo analog audio: XLR balanced output, RCA output.

Optical/coaxial audios: 2-track at maximum/192kHz PCM, Dolby Digital, DTS.

HDMI audios: 7.1-track at maximum/192kHz PCM, 5.1-track (maximum) DSD, Bitstream.

HDMI videos: UHD/1080p24/1080p/1080i/720p/576p/576i/480p/480i.

Characteristics of

analog audios **

(Stereo audio output)

Frequency range: 20 Hz - 20 kHz (-3dB ~ +0.05dB)

Signal-to-noise ratio> 120dBr

Total harmonic distortion + noise< 0.00018%

Output level: (RCA) 2.1±0.2Vrms. (XLR) 4.2±0.4Vrms

Dynamic range>120dB

Channel separation> 120dB

General specifications

Power supply: AC 100-240V ~, 50/60Hz

Power: 30 W (standby: 0.5 W under the energy-saving mode)

Dimension: 430 mm x 300 mm x 86 mm

Weight: about 8 kg

Working temperature

41°F – 95°F

5°C – 35°C

Working humidity

15% – 75%

No condensation

* Due to diversity of used multimedia, software and technologies, compatibility of user codes or users’ own discs

cannot be guaranteed.

** Nominal specifications

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RS-232 Control Protocol

UDP-800 has a RS-232 interface with wired remote control. The interface pins are described as follows:

Pins 2 3

Signals

Transmit data

(TXD)

Receive data (RXD)

Ground (GND)

This pin configuration allows connection of a personal computer to the player by a straight-through 9-pin RS-232

serial cable, and a serial terminal (e.g. Hyper Terminal) is operated for communication. Please don’t connect the

player to your personal computer through any “Null-Modem” cable.

To understand how to create connections, please refer to the document on remote control system.

Communication Configuration

Baud Rate

115200

Stop Bit

Data Bit

Parity Bit

N/A

Flow Control

N/A

Command Structure

Each command starts with “#” (ASCII code is 0x23), followed by one 3-character command code. It ends with a

line feed upon carriage return (ASCII code is 0x0d 0x0a).

The command structure is exemplified as follows:

<Start symbol of command> = # (ASCII 0x23)

<Parameters>=specific commands

<End symbol of command> = carriage return (ASCII 0x0d) [line feed (ASCII 0x0a)]

Response Structure

The player will execute the command and send a response back after receiving it. Character string of the response

is “ack”.

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RS-232 Control Protocol

Commands

Command

Codes

Remote Control

Keys

Functions

Response

Instances

POW

Power

Put the player under the “standby” state

ack

EJT

Ejector

Opening/Closing

Open/close the ejector

ack

PON

Power On

Power the player “on”

ack

POF

Power Off

Power the player “off”

ack

DIM

Dimming

Adjust display luminance of front panel

ack

PUR

Pure Tone

Pure tone mode (switch off video output)

ack

VUP

Volume +

Raise volume

ack

VDN

Volume -

Lower volume

ack

MUT

Mute

Turn off audios

ack

NU1

Number Key 1

ack

NU2

Number Key 2

ack

NU3

Number Key 3

ack

NU4

Number Key 4

ack

NU5

Number Key 5

ack

NU6

Number Key 6

ack

NU7

Number Key 7

ack

NU8

Number Key 8

ack

NU9

Number Key 9

ack

NU0

Number Key 0

ack

CLR

Clear

Clear digital input

ack

GOT

Jump

Jump to the designated point to start playing

ack

HOM

Main Menu

Open the main menu to choose media sources

ack

OSD

Information

Display/hide displayed information

ack

TTL

Disc Menu

Display title menu of a blue-ray disc or DVD

ack

MNU

Popup Menu

Display popup menu of a blue-ray disc or DVD

ack

NUP

Navigation

ack

NLT

Lef

Navigation

ack

NRT

Right

Navigation

ack

NDN

Down

Navigation

ack

SEL

Confirm

Navigation

ack

SET

Set

Open setting menu of the player

ack

RET

Return

Return to the previous menu or mode

ack

RED

Red

Functions vary with content

ack

GRN

Green

Functions vary with content

ack

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RS-232 Control Protocol

BLU

Blue

Functions vary with content

ack

YLW

Yellow

Functions vary with content

ack

STP

Stop

Stop playing

ack

PLA

Play

Start playing

ack

PAU

Pause

Pause playing

ack

PRE

Rebounce

Jump to the previous song

ack

REV

Fast Backward

Play fast backward

ack

FWD

Fast Forward

Play fast forward

ack

NXT

Jump to the next song

ack

AUD

Audio Track

Choose track or dubbing language

ack

SUB

Caption

Choose caption language

ack

ANG

Angle

Choose angle of view

ack

ZOM

Zoom

Zoom up/down and adjust image ratio

ack

SAP

Second Audio

Enable/disable the second audio and menu. Down mix sound

effects into main audios.

ack

ATB

AB Repeat

Repeat playing the chosen segment

ack

RPT

Repeat

Repeat playing

ack

PIP

Picture-in-picture

Display/hide picture-in-picture

ack

HDM

Resolution

Switch output resolution

ack

SUH

Caption (hold)

Keep pressing the caption key to enable the function for

setting caption positions

ack

OPT

Option

Display/hide option menu

ack

SEH

Image Adjustment

Adjust image brightness, contrast and saturation, etc.

ack

HDR

Display HDR selection menu

ack

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Names and Contents of Toxic and Hazardous Substances or Elements

Material Types

Lead

Mercury

Cadmium

(Cr6+)

(PBB)

(PBDE)

(Pb)

(Hg)

(Cd)

Baseplate for

Assembly

Casing

Optical Module

Drive Unit

Accessories

(Cables and Remote

Control, etc.)

○ indicates that content of a toxic and hazardous substance in all homogeneous materials of a component is below

the limit specified by SJ/T11363-2006.

x means that content of a toxic and hazardous substance in at least one homogeneous material of a component

exceeds the limit specified by SJ/T11363-2006.

Notes

Upon test, this machine is found to conform to the rules of EMC Directive on use of cables connected within 3m.

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Instructions on Warranty Card for Magnetar Products

I. According to related national laws and regulations, three warranties will be granted

Users of Magnetar products will receive complete services on three warranties according to the Rules on

Responsibilities for Repair, Replacement and Return of Household Auditory Products promulgated by related

national authorities on July 23, 2002.

II. Warranty Principle

1. Any products which malfunction in normal use and have not been disassembled for repair may be freely

returned within seven days after purchase, and replaced within 15 days after purchase, subject to one-year

warranty.

2. In the following cases, free replacement and repair will not be performed, but paid maintenance services will

be available:

a. Damages caused by human factors, including operations under abnormal working environment (humid and

dusty) and failure to use in compliance with the manual;

b. Users disassemble, repair or alter the products without authorization, or use firmware of other companies

other than MAGNETAR’s or have the products repaired by organizations other than our joint warranty

service providers;

c. Damages caused by force majeure or natural disasters (e.g. flood, fire, earthquake and lightning strike);

d. No effective purchase voucher is provided;

e. The purchase voucher is not in line with product model or altered. The product type and code are torn away;

f. The products are not for normal household use, but utilized as engineering, test or commercial samples.

3. Warranty Method

1. For warranty services, an effective purchase voucher must be presented.

2. You can have the product which satisfies the requirements for free replacement replaced with the sales outlet

from which you’ve purchased the product. For replacement of any product with host fault, in principle, we

will only provide the same type of host for free replacement.

3. You can have the products to be repaired (if necessary) repaired at any joint warranty service provider within

our national joint warranty network (excluding Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan), or send the products back to

our Aftersales Service Department for repair.

Notes:

1. Before product use and in case of faults, please carefully read this manual.

2. Please carefully read the “notes” of this manual.

Manufacture: Magnetar Technology Shenzhen Co., Ltd.

Address: Room 211, 1st Building, 26 Puzhai Road, Pingdi Street Center, Longgang District, Shenzhen

Website: www.magnetar-audio.com

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