Panasonic DVD-A360A User Manual

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Operating Instructions

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Dear Customer

May wa taka thi& opportunity to thark you for purcha&lng this Panasonic

DVD/Vidao CD/CD Player. Wa strortgiy racoinmend that you carofully study tha Oparaling liwlructicns before attemfiting to operate the player and that you note the listed

preoautiof^.

ICOMPACT

IMQITALV1D6DI memiLJUIDU

Before attempting to connect, operate or adjust this player, please read these Inatrxjcttona completely. Please save this manual.

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Safety information

Not9

This pfayer can used only wiier« the power supply is AC 220-240 V, 50 Hi, It canr>ot be used else where.

CAUTION:

DVDAODEO CD/CD PLAYER IS A CLASS 1 LASER PRaOUCT. HOWEVER THIS OVDAilDEO CtWCD PLAYER USES A VISIBLE LASER BEAM WHICH COULD CAUSE HAZARDOUS RADIATION EXPOSURE IF DIRECTED. BE SURE TO OPERATE THE DVrWlDEO CD/CD PLAYER CORRECTLY AS IN

STRUCTED.

WHEN THIS DVDATIDEO CD/CD PLAYER IS

PLUGGED TO THE WALL OUTLET, DO NOT PLACE YOUR EYES CLOSE TO THE OPENING

OF THE DISC TRAY AND OTHER OPENINGS TO LOOK irno THE INSIDE QF THIS PLAYER.

USE OF CONTROLS OR ADJUSTTitENTS OH PER

FORMANCE OF PROCEDURES OTHER THAN

THOSE SPECIFIED HERON MAY RESULT IN

HAZARDOUS RADIATION EXPOSURE. DO NOT OPEN COVERS AND DO NOT REPAIR

YOURSELF. REFER SERVICING TO QUALIFIED PERSONNEL.

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WARNING:

TO REDUCE THE RJSK OF FJRE OR ELECTRIC SHOCK, DO NOT EXPOSE THIS PLAYER TO RAIN OR MOISTURE

TO REDUCE THE RISK OF FIRE OR ELECTRIC

SHOCK, AND ANNOYING INTERFERENCE, USE THE RECOMMENDED ACCESSORIES ONLY.

THIS PLAYER IS INTENDED FC№ CONTINUOUS OPERATION!

{Sack of player)

Accessories

Precautions

Please read these preoeutions before operating this player.

■ AC ^rd protection

Tq avoid rralfurxidone arid to protact against electric ahdch. fire or personal Injury, please observe tie follo'ivirig:

«Hold the plog rimily when connecting or disoonrwcting

the AC cord.

•Do not connect or dlaconneet the AC cord with wet

hands.

•Keep the AC cord away from hasting appjiencse,

•Do not put heavy objects on ths AC cord,

•Do not attempt to repair or reccnatruct the AC cord In

any way.

•Remove duet, dirt, eti:. from the plug regularly.

•If the player has been dropped or damaged In any way, eel the player to the etandby mode and disconnect AC cord.

•If smoke, odors or nofsea are emitted from the player, eet hie player to the standby mode and dfaconnect the AC cord.

■ Pteoement

•Do not place in direct sunllghi, near radlalora, ar in cloeed

aiJtomobiles.

•Avoid high temperature (over 35 and high humidlly (over

90%),

•Avoid excessive duet.

• Do not place where it can be exposed to vlbratii^n or impacte.

•Avoid placing on an inclined surface.

■ Non-use periods

When the player Is not being used, set to etandby mode. When left unueed lor a long period of ifme, the player should be unplugged from the household AC ouüef.

■ No fingers or other oblecte inside

•Touching Internal parts of this player le dartgerous, and may cause serioue damage to the player. Do not attempt to disas semble №e player.

•Do not put any object other than discs on the disc tray.

■ Keep awsy from water and magnets,

•Keep the pfayer away from flower vases, tubs, sinks, etc. If liquids are spilled Into the playsr, serious damage could

occur.

•Keep magnedc objects such as speakers, at a distance from the player.

V Stacking

•Place the player in a horizontal posítlon, and do not place anything heavy on it.

•Do not plaoe the player on ampSfiers or other equipment which may become hot.

■ Condenaatlon

Maisture may form on tha lens in the foHowing conditions;

•Immediatsly after a heater has beer; turned on.

•In a steamy or very humid room.

•when the player is moved from a cold environment to a warm or».

If moisture forms Inside this player, it may not operate proper ly. In this case, turn on the power and wait about one hour for

the moisture to evaporate.

■ If there Is interterbrice on the TV while a broad-

cast Ts being received

Depending on ths reception condition of the TV, interfereneo

may occur if the player is left on. This is not a maifunctlon of the player or the TV. To watch a TV bfoadcaet, eet the playsr to the standby mode.

Features

■ High picture quaiity

•Í0 bit video D/A converter

Repracfucee üne images faithfully.

^Component video output

When used with a compatible monitor, a vêdeo cornectlon vie the com poned video gulpiit [acks ot your OVDAfidao CDj'CD р^вуег егаЫег precise colour reproduction,

•Art array of picture quality modca yielded by digital

procaaajng

Signal deisrlorallon is kept to minimum by prooeeeing the data lïgltally.

TMs feature cen be u$ed to tailor picture qusJlty tor OVD playback.

-Digital cinema mode (Soe pagee 15 and 21.)

A sIngte-Bction operation using the CtNEMA button cn the player's frcnit panel enables the cinema mode, whidi is beat for the playback ol movie programa, to be selected.

In addtion, uairtg (he GiUl screen, iTia picture quality beat auiled to the type of softvi^re programs concerned csn be selected. In all, four picture quality modes are prcvldad: normal, soft, fine and cine

mas.

4l«8t selection page .)

Using ftie GUI screen, tne oonfraat, colour hue, sqmlizer and

bri^tness can be adjuatad to suit your owrt preference,

-Monitor selector (See page ^0

Once ttw type of TV used [Standard (Direct View TV), CR.T Projec tor, LCD Prc(ecEiy, Projeelion TV] h®e been selected when the initial

setting operations ara performed, the optimum picture quality fev the type bf TV concerned will be automatically selected.

■ High sound quality

•99 kHzf24 bit audio D/A converter

This player onabtee 99 kMzi'^4 bit linear PQM signals, the bigheat speclficationa In DVD star>danfe. bo be reproduced feithfully. To aup-

pon 9& kHz 3amplli>gi'24 bit sound, the sfiapirtg noise of this mulP-

level digital sigma type O/A converter ie kept flat up to 44 te-lz, thus preventing the audio signals from being affected in any way. This means sound te reproduced faithfully.

•Virtual bftttetv operation power supply circuit

By radically cuibng devm the amoiint of nolae from the power supply and digitel circuits and delivering a dean supply oE power free from undesirable signal oemponents (noise, ripple components, etc,) this

feature gives the baea ra,nga a tangible depth and yields a dear reao-

lutlcn in the midrange and treble ranges.

•Advanced Dolby Digital (AC-3)/dte (digital theater ayetama) s.leh aurround decoder (See pagaa TO and 37.)

The advanced DolEEry Digital (AC-3>>VlEa 5.loh surrour>d decoder mcbrporeted fn ibis player comee with speaker mode eetfinge which support the low-range reproduction сареЫПЕу of the speakers, speakÈi level settfrigs, delay tirne adjusimenr, audio dynamic range eup-

preeeion, arrd other tealiuea. ’‘Delay time adjustment Is effective enlyfor Dolby Digital DVDs (cen

tre and surround channele).

e Dolby Digital (AC-3)/dla (digital theater ayatarne) digital

bulput (Saa paga 12.) Byoennet^ing a Dolby Digrtekdie decoder oran emplifier Incorporât' ing e Dolby DIgitslikfts decoder, you can enjoy high quality dlgiteJ sur round sound Irom Dolby ChgltBl/dts discs.

■ Advanced Virtual Surruund Sound (VSS) function

(See pege 2S.)

Even when two front speakers are being used, simply prase the VSS (Virtual Surround Sound) fautten during playback of a Dolby Digital

DVD (2 chenneE or ovsr) to provide a roer surround effect. Thie effect alec vrorke while listening with heedphones. (This dees not work with Karaoke DVDs. Th© effect depends or the kind of DVD used,)

■ hlitrker function (See page 23.)

This player с»п «tore a maximum cl 5 pbsitionB in memory ter convenim acoses.

■ Compatible with PAL DVD (Video CP) and NTSC DVD (Video CD)

This player can play discs recorded In either PAL or NTSC format. However, the player must be conrteoled to « PAL TV which is capable

of receiving PAL ЭЙБГвО system or Eo a MuFti-syetam TV to play both PAL OVD (Video CD) and ffTSC DVD (Video CD),

■ Dialogue Enhancer (See pages 15 and 21.)

Duririg playtack bf Dclby Dlgltal^dte DVPe (2 channel brcver) with the dialogue oontelned In thte centre channel, th« Eunction will bocet the Sound level of tee cerrtre channel sc that It is easier te hear the dia logue on mbvie sethvare.

■ Graphical User Interface (GUI) screen (See page 18.)

BygimpTy pressing the DISPLAY button on the remote control, Inlormatlon on the DVDrVldec C[VCD player and disc can be dlepteyed on the TV screen for easy identlflcatlon. The player's operBifon« and settlnge can be easily accessed by operating thejoyaückcn the remete control while monitoring the TV screen. The colour and pcsition cf the <3Ul

screen can b© changed.

Щ Versatile DVD features

•MuKLaudlo function (See page 26.)

The audio soundtrack can b© heard In up tefi lenguages,

(The number cf languages depends cn the eoftws/e.)

•Multh^ubtitle function (5m page 27.)

Subdtiee пшу be displayed in one of 32 language«. (The number ct languages depends cn the software,)

•Multi-angle function (See pega 27,)

TTile lunctlcn allows you to chcose the camera angla ol soanes shot from diffarerit angles. (Limlled to D'l/Ds recorded with múltipla c«mem angles,]

•Parental loch function (Sm page 31.)

This function can prevsfit pEaybeck of DVD aoftwara which rmy ba unsultebla for soma audtences {especially for chllciren). {Limited to DVDs erxxided with apedllc ratirig level,)

■ Disc formate supported by this player

The player can playback discs bearing any of the following marks;

пермРАсг

anmiLjHBiH]

DVD Vid0O CD

{3 cft) disef [B cm disG^

12 cm [faci 12 cm disc]

[B cm Лас/ 12 cm disc]

■ Discs Which cannot ba pla)^ with this player

•DVD with Flegion No, other than *4" or “ALL“

•DVD-ROM eCDV «eVD

• DVD-R/DVD-RAM *CD-G »SVCD

•CD-ROM *CD-RW »Dlwk Video Disc

•VSD •DVD-t-R'iAf etc.

•Do not try to play Photo CD or CD-H. (Data on the disc may b© i^maged,)

■ Region Management Infcrmatlon

This player is deagr-tad to mpbnd to the Regicn Managemant Infcmretion raoorded on OVDs. The ragicn number of this player is ''4", II tbs

ragion number dssoribed on lbs DVD does not cenespond to the re-

gion numberefthh player, tbie player cannot play this disc. Tbla player

will play OVDs mads ter “ALL" regions.

This player will pLay DVDs marked with labels containing the region

number "A” or "ALL";

Example:

Adi/anced Operations

Safety Information

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Accessories........................................................... 3

Precautions

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Features................................................................ 4

Control rslerence guide

•Player................................................................................. 6

•RarTKite control

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Front panel FL (Fluorescent Light)

display............................................................... 7

Basic connection

•ConnscBrtg to a TV set with video input connscior or

S vid&o Input connactor ...............

•Connaciing to a TV set or monitor witn component video

input connectors .....

Optional audio connections.

• CoTvnectlrigta audio equipmart ................................... 9

•Connecting to an AV ampNIler with 5.1ch Input connectors supporting Dolby Digital (AC-S) ordts (digital theater

systems).......................................................................... 10

•Enjoying digital audio output from the dIgJiai audio

oulpirt connector............................................................. 11

•Connecting to a decoder with Dolby Digital (AC-3) or dts (digital theater systems) processing ..

Remote control preparations,

•Batteiy inetaltebon ........................................................ 13

•Remols control operation range

•Coonectirtg headpiwnes {not included)

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Basic play.......................................................... 14

•Before enjoying DVD/Video CD/CD

•Baataplay..................................................................... 14

•5!opplt>g play............................................................... 15

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Skipping cliapters or tracks.................................. 16

Still picture (Pause) Rapid advance (Rapid reverse)

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Frame advance (Frame reverse)

[DVD/Video CD]

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Slow-motlon play [Dvo/video CD]........... 17

Cancelling playback control [Video cd] ..... 17

Repsat play.....................................................

•Repeat viewing (listening)

•Repeating eections between two specific points (A-B repeat)

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Storing marksrs In memory to be viewed

(Nsterted to) again

•Storing a marker in the memory

•Becailihg/clearingamaikBr

Program play [Video cd/cd]

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Random play [video CD/Cdg ...............................25

Changing audio soundtrack language

[DVD]

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Switching vooala ON or OFF for Karaoke

discs [DVD/Video CD] Changing subtitle language [dvd] Viewing from another angle [OVDg

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Reproducing an Advanced Virtual Surround

Sound (VSS) effect [Dolby ot^ttsi (A&a) dvd

(2 channel or over)]

Using a title menu [dvd] Using a DVD menu [DVD]

//7/i/iî/ Settings

I nItlaJ settings

•Common procedures

•Selecting ctiec tanguagee [DVD]

•Selecting rating level [DVD]

•Selecting On-Screen Dlspley menu language ..

•Selecting On-Screen Display format

•Selecting FL dIapJey bhghtneee

•Selecting TV ecreen type ..................................

•Satecting digital output........................................

•Speaker setting...................................................

•Ciher e&ttings

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Language coda list...................................

How linages appear on your TV

(aspect ratios of the screen) ......

For Your Reference

30 31 31 33 33 34

35 35 37

41 42

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Operations Using Giti Screens

General information about GUI screens.... 18

•Cornmon procedures • -...

E)etalled descriptions of each GUI icon

•Screen for disc intormatton (For DVD).............................. IS

•Screen for disc information (For Video CD/CO) 20

•Screen for player infomnatloo.......................................... 21

•Shuttle screen.................................................................. 21

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Using the remote control with your TV

set

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Troubleshooting

•Setf-dlagncsJs display function ..

Disc handling Maintenance Specifications

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43 44

46 46 47

Control reference guide

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Buttons such

tho play«r.

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p O CD CD

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I function in exactly the sa/no 'Aray as ths Puttons on

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POWER butter M

to awftch the player ^m on to standby mode or vice yarsa. In

power.

® V5$ (Virtual Sunound Sountl) buttonArdlcate«

i|| CINEMA buRoci/indioater @ DIeoüay

e OPEfVCLOSE button (A)............................................................ 14

9 SKIP buttons (h44, №},..,..................................................... 16

(?} SEARCH dial IT

® PHONES laval ........................................................................... 13

If PHONES iat* @ Remote oontrol signal aeneor

O FLDIsploy..................................................................................... 7

@ STANDSY Indicator ((!))

Mien the player is connected 10 an AC ouklet, this indicator lights up In alsniftiy rnode and goes oiJt wtien tbs plays/ Is turnad on.

STOP button <■) .................................................................. 16

PAUSE button (11^

PLAY butter (►)....................................................................... 14

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mode, the playor is still consuming a small amount of

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Paas

® IQ POWER button (di)................................................................ 43

e BITVfAV button.......................................................................... 43

0 DISPUtY button............................................................................ ia

@ TITLE butter 0 MARKER button

® SUBTITLE button ...................................................................... a?

0 AUDIO button

@ Numeric butters ..................................................................... 16

«To sslact 0 S^glt numbsr

Example: Toselscttrack^S Prssa ^ 10", "2" ard then

® CANCEL button.................................................................... 23.25

0 V55 (Virtual SuTourd Sound) button. @ Bl chirnal buttons (A. V) 01 ia VOL buttore (+.-} 0 MENU button 0 Joysttck/8^.£CT button 0 RETURN button

® ANOLE butter............................................

0 SLOW,iSEARCH buttoni (•4'd, ..

0 PLAY MODE button...................................

0 A^ REPEAT button 0 REPEAT MODE butter

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Front panel FL (Fluorescent

Light) display

O Rotated during play.

£ Rotates fast clockwisa or oountsrclockwiao

vJIlV during rapid advanca (rovsrsa). (Sas pag« 17.)

Rotates slowly clockwise or oounterolockwiaa cKirIng slow-motlor play.

[DVDAi'Ideo CD] (Sa&page 17.)

ir t -i P 4

lUumlnalea in the stop tnode.

Q Illuminates during playback.

Fteshas whan the RESUME function la ON.

(Ses page 15.)

O llluntinatee during repast play. {See page 22.)

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O nfumlnataa in tea sll]l picture (pause) mode.

(See page 16.)

0 Title/ehsptar number [DVD]

Track number [Video CD/CD]

0 Elapsed playing time from the start of the tiueikrack

during play

0 Audio channel Information recorded in the disc being

pleyed back (e.g. 2ch or 5,1oh)

Centra

Surround (left)

front (left)

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Ifl HID— Subwoofer

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Surround (right)

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Front (right)

0 A DVD fa loaded. 0 It Is poaslbla to switch the angle.

[DVDj(8ee page 27.)

0 Illuminates durtng program play. [Video CD/CD]

(See page 24.)

0 Linear PCM of 95 kHz sampling is bsing played.

0 Lirtaar PCM ot 24 bit la being played. 0 the dlac tray Is open.

0 The dlac tray Is bting closed (retracted),

0 Display during play of a DVD 0 Display during play of an Interectivs OVD" 0 Display during play of a Karaoke DVD 0 Display during play of an Interactive Kareoke DVD" 0 Display during play of a Video CD

0 Display durl ng play ot a Video CD with playback control 0 Dtaptay during play of a CD 0 Oisp4ay when selacling tracks for program plsy.

[Video CD/CD] (Ses page 25.)

0 Sorolia aftsr a dte CD is detected (total number of

tracks and total playing time dfeplayad when finished scrolling).

0 PtaybBck te Impoaalble.

•DVD lor which playback is pnatiibitsd ty ihe Initiaf ssttings “2 Ratinga". (See page 31.)

• DVD with Re^on No. other than “4" or "ALL". (See page 4.)

0 No disc Is loaded.

"An interactive DVD is DVD software which includea imilti-

ple angles, multiple plot endings, etc.

Basic connection

•ensure that this player and ether equipment to be connected are set to the stardty mode or off and discorrkect the AC cord before oommerkCirig cannectran.

•Do not block ventNatlon holes of any of the equipment and arrange them go th^ air can circulate freely.

•Reed through the Instructiane before connecting other equipment.

•Ensure that you observe the colour coding v^on cohnecting audio and vfdec cabJes.

•Select the appropriate screen type at the initial settingTV AspeoT according to your TV ssr [4:3^16:9 and Standard (Direct View

TVJ/CFrr Pfojector/LCD Projactor/Projection TV], (See page 35,)

Note

•Peripheral equipment and cords sold separately uniess otherwise indicated.

♦During DVD play, the TV volu me may be at a lower level than during TV broadcasts, etc, If this is [he case, adjust the volume to the

deerred level.

Stereo TV set

To AC outlet

(AC 220-240 V, BO Hs)

Note

To audio input oonrtector (while, 1”) îTo video inpirt connector (yellow)

To audio input connector (red, "H“)

To S video Input oonnactor

^ Direction of ^ signal flow

AudloArldeo cable (ir^cluded)

(See the note at the foot of this page.)

S video cable

AC cord I

(included)

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DVD/Vkleo CD/ CD player

S video output connector

The S (separate) video output connector seperaies the colour (C> and luminance (Y) signals before

Cransmliling them to the TV set ir> order to achieve a sharper picture. Use tite $ video cable when connecting ^ player to a TV set equipped with an â video Input connector for the best picture clarity passible.

Note

♦If your TV Is monaural, use a stereo-rnonauraJ audio cable instead of the supplied audli::vVideo cable. The video part of the саЫе

(yellow} can still be used if required. Audio cable

To TV audio input conrtector 05=‘=Ц'(=^^^=^

I • j_ ¿fi=[E>To player audio output cormector (white, "L")

^ To player audio output connector (red, “R”)

TV a»f or monitor-

V»

separataiy In order to achieve high fidelfty !n reproduolnfi colours.

•TTie description oi the component video input conrwctors depends on tita TV set or morrltor [e.g. Y/Pa/Ps, Y®-YyP-V, YSCe/Cn and so onj. Raferto the tnstmcflon manual ot your TV set tor details,

Optional audio connections

Optional audio соnsections

TTiie player contains a Dolby Digital (AC-3) decoder and dts decoder. Hi la enables playbacJc of DVDs recorded in Dolby Digital or dts without the need for an ejctemal decoder wUh Dolby Digita] or dts processing. Wt>en the player is connected lo an AV arnplifier with S.lch Input oonnectofSr you dsan enjoy theatre*quafl(y aiidio in your own home when playing DVDs recorded in Dolby Digital or dts.

r^e

•After oonnection is made, set the "a Speaker Setting" (suoh as YeSitJo and Large,^rnall) according to your epealter sys

tem. {See page 37.)

•Turn Virtual Surround Sound (VSS) or Headphone VSS ofl if

you are using гтюге than Just the two front speakers (see page 26)- Sound will only come from the front speakers If VSS or Headphone VSS is turned on.

For your refarenoa:

•This player can play CDs recorded in dts. When the ptayer Ls connected to an AV amplifier with S.lch input connectors, you can enjoy muttl-diannat aucflo of CDs lecordsd In dts as

well as DVDs.

Note whon connocttng the optical digltet audio cable

e Remove the duat protection cap from the optical digital audio

output connector and ixmnect the cable lirmly so lhat the configurations oi t>oth Itie cable and the connector match,

»Keep the dust protection cap and reattach when net using

the connector,

Mote

•Some dts decoders which do not support DVD-dts Intertace may not work properly with the DVD/VIdeo CD/CD player.

For your reference:

•Dolby Digital (AC^) Is a digital sound coitiprassion tectv ñique developed by the Dolby Laboratories, Inc. Supporting 5.1-channal surround sound, as well as stereo {2-channel} sound, this technique enables a large quantity ot sound data to be etilclenlly recorded on a disc,

•The digital theater systems (dte) Is a 5.1-channel surround sound System, which Is widely used In movie theatres amurwj the world. It allows ihe bit rate to be Increasad in order to provide good sound quality without sxceesively compreseing the data.

•Linear PCM is a signal reoordirrg format used in a CD, While a CD Is recorded in 44.1 kHz/16 bit, a DVD Is recorded in 4e kKz/16 bit up to 36 kHz/24 bit,

•If you have a Dolby Pro Logic Surround decoder, you will obtain the fuli henerrt of Pro Logic frorn the same DVD mov ies that provide full 5.1-channef Dolby Digitel soundtrack«, as welt as from Ottes with the Dotby Surround martt,

•The digital audio output cornector {opiioal} converts elsotrical signals Into optical signals and transfers them to an am plifier, These optical signals are Immune from electrical Interference, and they also have mlnimat eftect cn o№er

equipment.

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Concerring the audio output from the playei^a optlcafteoaxial digital audio output connector

Dtec

DVD

VideoCDMPEG 1

CD Linear PCM

SourKl recording format

Dolby Digita]

(AC-3) L'near PCM

(40/96 kHz 10/20/

24 bit)

dts PCM (2ch) [46 khEz/16 bii)^2

MPEG audio

dts®3

OpUcaltooexIal digital sudio

output from connector

Dolby Digital bitsiream (1’^.loii) or PCM {2ch) (40 kHi/le bit)'=’ "2

Linear PCM {2chj (40 kHi aamplir>g/16 bit onty)

or no output^'’

or dts bifstream (l-5,lcJi)"’ PCM (2ch) (46 kHz/lfibit)"^

or MPEG audio bitstream (1-7,1ch)“’

PCM (44.1 kHz sampling)"^

Linear PCM [44.1 kHz sampling)

PCM (2ch) (44.1 khiz/10 bit)"»

or dts bitstream (1 -5.1 ch)" ’

Manufactured under license from Dolby Laboretorles"Dolby", "AC-3", “Pro Logic" and the double-D symbol are trademaike of Dolby Laboratories, Confidential Un published Works, © 1992-1937 Dolby Laboratories, Inc. All rights reserved.

Manufactured under Hoonee from Digital Theater Sys

tems, Inc. "DTS" and "DTS Dl^l Sunrouncf are trade

■'The type cf audio output from the ctvtnector can be selected by "7 Digital Audio Outpuf of the initial settings. (See page 35.)

"“Compressed sound converted to PCM will be output,

■^^The settings and conoootioos necessary to enjoy CDs recorded in dts are the same as tor DVDs recorded In dls.

optional audio conr^ctions

m9m:&

s'.-'

Whert DVDs recorded in Dolby Digrtal or dts are played, Dolby Digital bitstraam or dts bitstream Is output from tl« player's OPTICAL digital audio output connector or COAXIAL digital audio output connector. When the player is connected to a Dolby Digital decoder or dts decoder, you can enjoy theatre-quailty audio in your home. [An optrcaJ digital audio cable or coaxial audio cabJe Is required when an oplsoral Dolby Digital decoder or dts decoder is used.]

•An MPEG audio decorder can also be connecled to the ptayar using the connected beiow. When DVDs reconded in MPEG audio are played, MPEG audio bitstream is ootput from the player's OPTICAL digital audio output corrector or COAXtAC digital audio output connectotv and you can enjoy fheade-quallty audio in your home.

y- V \\

To optical digital audio input connector To coaxial digital audio input carnector

i i

' Centre speaker

Front epeaker

(right)

' Surround speaker

(right)

Remote controi preparations

Inwn ihe batteries while abs^rvfrig jjolarities (+ and -} aa IF-

iustrated.

Service life of batteries

*lhe batlanes normally last for about cwie yaar atthaugh this

depends on haw ofTan, and tor what dperatlons, the rernote control is used.

* If the remóle control falFs to work, even when ft Is operated

near the player, replace Ihe batteries.

•Use size “R6, AA, UM-3" hatterlee.

Note

•Do not use rechargeable {M-Cd] batteries.

•Do not attornpi to charge, ahort-circuJl, disassemble, heat or throw the battenes Into a fire.

•Do not drop, step on or otherwise Impact the rerrKJte control. This may damage the parts or lead to malfunc tion,

•Do nol mix old arid new batteries.

•If Ihe remole control is not going to he used for a long time, remove the batteries. Otherwise, electrolyte may teak which may lead, not only to malfunction, but also to bums if oonitact Is made with the electrolyte.

•Wipe away any electrolyte leaking inside the remote control, arid Install new batteries.

•ff any electrolyte should corne into contact with parts of your body, wash Hoff thoroughly with full of water.

[Л

Use the remote control withirr 7 m of the seosor. Use it within e

6CT angle directly in front of the sensor.

•The distance varies with the brightr>ess of the room.

Note

•Do not point bright lights at the sensor.

•Do not piece oh}ects between the remote oontrc) and the sensor.

•Do hot use this remote oontrol while operatirrg the remote

control of other equipment

/ Connect ttie headphonea.

•Headphones wld> a 6.3 mm stereo plug oen be con nected.

2 Adjust tha volume.

Caution:

•Avoid listening to eourid at levels which may be harmiul to your ears,

Tm_E

Joystick/^

E£liC"

hM S-KIPi^

I STOP

v <T> <Xi ;

^ CL> CD CD ^ ;, CD CD CD ;

CD ^,.

iGPEtUCUHS

MEMJ

reiUFH

►play

buttons

Basic play

Preparations

•Confirm lhat the TV set or №e audio equipment (if connected) fa properly connected to the player.

• Confirm that the power for ihe TV set or the audio equipment (if connected) Is (timed on.

•Confirm that the Input setting for the TV set or tt>e audio equipment (if connected) is property selected. (Example; Setect "VCfl 2" on the TV set if this pJayer has been oonnected to TV input connactai [2],)onnected to TV input connactai [2].)

____

1 Praas POWER (6) to switch on the power.

nAtlfMII r<lul X. _.*-x_l_

_____________________

XI_______________

2 Press OPEN/CLOSE to

Open the disc trayr

3 Place the disc on the disc tray with the fabel

side to be played facing upwards.

(H the disc has a label)

Hold the disc without touchtng either of its surfaces, posi tion if with the label side to be played facing upwards,

align II with the guides, and place it in positjon.

O 6 cm disc o 12 cm disc

The disc tray is autcmaticalty closed and play begins,

♦When iha disc tray is closed by pressing OPEN/CLOSE,

press PLAY (b slari play,

•When a menu screen appears on the TV monitor

In the case of many movie

DVOs, an Interactive DVD or Video CD with playback control, a menu screen appears or the TV monitor. Perform step 5 to start play,

{Eirample of DVD)

5 Tilt the joystick (A, T, M, and press

SELECT, or press the numeric buttons, to select the item.

•The Joystick Is not effectìvs for selecting items for Video CDs.___________________

Dogs

Play of the selected item now begins.

Castles!

........

Sriiij« •„*

____

^ ♦ ?...«* >.»..♦ . J

(Example)

What Is playback control?

If a Video CD has ‘playback control" written on Its disc or

jacket, it means that partfcuiar scenes or Information can

be selacted tor viewing Interactively wfth the TV rnonltor using the menu screen.

Note

♦The disc continues to rotate while the rnenu is displayed

even after the player has finished playing a particular item.

When no further eelecttons are to be played, be sure to praea

STOP to clear the menu display.

•If the disc Is put in upside down (and it ie a single sided disc), the FU display will Indicate “NO PLAV*.

•iiAlhen the NTSC DVDAfIdeo CD Is played, the playback pic ture may roll up or down on some TVs; adjust this using the V-HOLD control on the TV, TVs not equiped with a V-HOiD ocmtrol cannot correct this condition. The playback picture may shrink vertically and black bars may appear both orr the top and bottom of the screen, or the picture may be in black end white. This does not indicate a rnatfunction.

For your raferanoe:

•tfl/hen 0 appears on the TV monitor when a button is pressed, the operation Is prohibited by the player or disc.

ttt-

«1

While watching movies

•Setting to the pldune quaJity best suited to movie

. Pressing the player's CINEMA button will select the optimum

picture quality for movie programs {this sotting gives a gen

tler feel to videos, prqducfng mors detail in darker scones

and helping to reduce rrcisa). (The button lights up in green.) Pressing the same button again will restore the standard pic ture quality. (Alternatively, itie plclure quality of your choice can be eat using the GUI screen. See “Digital piclura mode' on pegs 21.]

•Raising dialogue volume

The volume lor the dialogue oan be raised by displaying the GUi screen (tor player Information) end setting "Dialogue Enhancer'' to “ON''. (See page 21,)

This setting lakes effect only for discs which are recorded wfth Dolby Digital (AC-3]/dts (2 channel or over] and wHh the dialogue contained In the oenira channel.

When tho menu continues onto another screen

After step 4 on page 14, press SKIP ().

•To return to the pravloua menu screen Press SKIPihM).

•Due to the ciesign of some scftware tities, SKIP (i4e, ►►!)

may not always work. For operatfon, refer also to the jacket of the disc concerned.

Stopping play and returning to the menu

ecreen

Pro« TITLE, MENU or RETURN (for DVD), or RETURN (for

Video CD),

Play is suspended, and the menu screen Is displayed.

•The buttons may not work depending on the disc used.

After operation

When the player la not in use, remove the disc and press POWER (6) to sel the player to the standby mode-

The player ie automatically sat to the star>dby mode after

30 minutes or so have elapeed in the stop mode.

(Auto power-off function)

Press STOP during playr

RESUME function

The player records the point whore STOP was pressed during

play. flashes on the player’s FL display when this function is activated.

•Press PLAY again while "^" Is flashing, and play wfll reeums from this point.

•When the tray is opened or STOP Is pressed again while

is fiaehing, the RESUME function will be cleared.

The RESUME furxrtton works only wfth titles for which the elapsed playing Erme appears an the players FL display during playback.

This feature remains active If the player is set to the standby

made and than turned back ON.

Chapter review function (DVD oniy)

When PLAY fs pressed while

is flashing, ttie message shosvn on the right Is briefly dis played.

If PLAY is pressed again while lha above message is dis

played on the screen, the first few seconds of each chapter from the beginning of the title up to the point where operation was stopped will be played. This makee it possible to review

previous chapters. Nomnal playback will commence from the

point where operation was stopped.

Note

•Cancelling the RESUME function will also clear the chapter review functlw,

•The chapter review fimctton rrray not work with some Di/Ds.

Press PLAY la Chspfsr. Review

• * '. ^ ". ^

T^rvs:

Joystick.

Skipping chapters or tracks

Press SKIP(h4^, ►>!) during play.

with the remote contra^ On the player

? ?

Reverse Fonward

For your reference;

•A chapter (OVDJ or a track {Video CD/CD) is skipped each

tlnie the bultoo Is prasssd,

♦When SKIP (W^l) is pressed orce midway through a chap’-

ter/track, piay ratums to the start of that chapter/hack. Where It ja pressed again, a ohepfer/track le skipped each time the button ia pressed.

•When SKIP (, ►>!) is pressed during menu play of Vid eo CDs with playback control, a menu screen may some times be recalled.

Sliil picture (Pause)

Reveres Forward

¿Sts. V:« V <• rj>.

Í i'?! 'b

i.lu^'■.¿ ^• i!''-'■ X pi¿ÍH

r.-'L' ■^.a.'J^^':-'i".'. ?■*:

Pr6ss PAUSE during play,

•DVD/VIdeo CD: The player will be placed In the still picture

mode,

♦CD: The player will be placed In the pause

mods.

♦Normal pJay Is resumed when PLAY Is pressed.

Rapid advance (Rapid reverse)

Slow-motion play [DVD/VI<leoCD]

Wfth the remote control

Press SUOW/SEARCH

Raver?« Forward

■The speed of advance (reverse) is re^etively slow at first. V№en the button is pressed again, the speed incrsasee up to

5 steps.

■thermal play is resumed when PLAV is pressed.

On the player

) during play.

7* • i' '“fi *jX". . ",

(Example)

Turn the SEARCH diet ►►) during play.

Low Low

with the remote control

Pr&as SLOW/SEARCH ►►) in the Still pic^ ture mode. (SaepageiS.)

Raveree Forward

(Example)

•The speed of slow-mofion Is slow at first. When the button is pressed again, the speed increases up to 5 steps.

•Normal play fs rseumed when PLAY is pressed.

On the player

Turn the SEARCH dliil {MM, In the still pic

ture mode. (See page 16.)

Low Low

$ ii

■Normal play Is resumed when the SEARCH dial is released.

For your referenca:

•Whan SLOW/SEAflCH {-4^, ►P') or the SEARCH dial (■4-4, is used during menu play of Video CDs with play' bade control, a menu screen may sometimes be recalled.

•For DVDs and Video CDs, audio will be heard during ecannfng (forward direction only) at the inlbal scan speed. (See paga 39.) For CDs, audio will be heard during scanning at every scan speed (1 to 5). (For dte CDs, audio will r^ot he

heard at any speed.)

Frame advance (Frame reverse)

[DVCWIcleo CD] Tilt the Joystick in the atlii picture mode.

(See page 16.)

•4: Reverse

►: Forward

•The disc Es advanced (reversed) by one frame each lime the joystick (’<,►■) Is tilled.

•Whsrt iha joystick ('4, la kept lilted, cortsecutive frame

advance (reverse) works,

•Normal play fe reaumsd when PLAY is pressed.

___________________________

•Sb'll picture mode is resumed when the SEARCH dial le rO' leased.

Mote

•For Video CDs, slow-motion playback in reverse direction Is nc)t possible.

Cancelling playback control

jVldeo CDl________________________________

1. Presa STOP after the menu screen appears (after step 4 on page 14). ("PBC’ will be cleared from Ihe player’s FL display.)

2. Press the numerlo buttons to Qelact a track: (Ptay begins.)

•Refer to the jacket etc. of the cTisc coocefnsd for the track

. numbers.

•Prese "V to start play from beginning of the disc.

Tq return to menu play

Press STOP to stop playback stkI press MEMU, ("P5C" will light up on the player’s FL display and the menu

screen is resumed.)

Psrform step 5 on page 15.

Note

•For Video CDs, frame reverse ie not possible.

For your refarerveet

•Preselr>g PAUSE also activates frame advance.

•Whether the pictures are advanced by a ’^rame" or "Field" Is automatic. (See page 39.)

General Information about GUI

DISPLAY

Jay^ck^ BELfCT

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; -i o CD o •

O CD CD ^ O CD CD Î

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FETU№

►PLAY

Mumorlc

button«

screens

This player foalures GUI (Graphical User Interface) screens provkiing various functions. A “banner* will be displayed on the TV twhen DISPLAY button on the remote control is pressed. Operating the loysticW^ELECT button on the remofa control

wNI shew disc information (tltie/chapfer/trsck number, elapsed playing time, audic/subtitle language, arid arigte) and player Intotmation (repeat play, play rriode, marker, picture mode,

Virtual Surround Sound, master volume, afc.),

Some loons aNow the settings to be changed.

______________________

1 PreG$ DI&PLAY during pJay t>r In the stop

mode.

Each time this button la pressed, the TV monitor changes as shown below. r-*GUI ecreen for selecting disc information

GUf screen for selecting player infomnation

Shuttte |craen

—GUI screen is cleared 'Some functions cannot be accessed from the stop

mode.

•t

'o Y’-V-ïs- i -VV.^sV ■•I'lJ'lti.

1: . ..

.f '

•Ï s

. .

■ ' y

s A

2 Tilt the |oystiQk(^,^-) to aelTCt the Item.

*Tha currentiy selected item Is indicated by the yellow

frame on the GUI screen.

3 Tilt the joystick {At T) to select the setting.

ePor some functions, the setting will be re^stered imme'

diateiy; for others, SELECT or PLAY must be prassad.

•When numbers are displayed (e.g. tide №.), the numenc buttons are aleo attective tor setting frestead of the joyetick (A, ▼). When numbers are entered with nurneric buttons, prees SELECT to register tha setting.

Press RETURN or CANCEL to clear the GUI screen.

Examples of GUI screens

Sse @ and B for detailed illustration.

Tbe screens depend on the diso contents.

For your referortoet

•The GUI soreens may not be displayed when playing sorne kinds of DVD software, or tf the televlelon's automatic picture

zoom function'is on. tf this is the case, change the position of tbe GUI screen in “4 On-Screen Massages“. (See page 33.)

•The colour (blue, violet or green) of the GUI sorean can be changed. (Seô page 33.)

Detailed descriptions of each GUI icon

p THfehc?: Change №© !Hle No. with fha joystick (A, ▼) or tha numeric battona and press SELECT.

Change the cttapler No. wilti tho joystick (A, ▼) or the numeric buttons and press SELECT.

16b Linear PCM

O" stands for kHz

20b

and V stands for

24k

bit.) Dolby Digital (AOS) dts

MPEG audio DVD Karaoke

(Solo)

DVD Karaoke (Duet)

Charge (tie tlms with (he numoric buttons and presa SELECT. Exampie: To specify "1 hour 56 min. 37 s«c."> enter *1563r. (This function does not work wilti some decs.)

Change the No. wilti the joystick ( A. ▼) о* the numeric buttons.

Change Itie No. With ihe joystick (A, ▼) or the numeric buttons.

ENB: Erigllsli FOR: Portuguese FRA; Fjench RU5: Russian DEU: Germen JPN: Japanese ITA: ilalian CHI: Chinese

Subtitle language

1 Hi/.";:

йЖШ1Ш1

jKThe GUI screen display indicates the number of channefa

recorttod on the disc.

Example:

3/2 4ch

0; No lew frequency efiect (for aubwoofer)

Л: Low Irsquericy Bffect (for subwoofer)

C: Г4о surround

T. Mono sutTOuiMi 2: Stereo surround (Ish/righf)

1; Centre 2: Front teft+Front right 3: Front left+Fïont right+Centre

ESP; Spanish XOR: Korean WLO; Dutch MAL; Malay SVE: Swedish VIE; Vietnamese NOR; Hamegian THA: Ttial

DAN: Danish *; Others Select “GN* or “OFP with tji9

joystick(Af ▼>.

OFF

SubtlUas ctearad.

SilEititlqq displayed.

Audio eoundback language

□□ Digital

Audio

attribute

____

■■ "--p • • -- • -''^-i^ ■

i'ij'

Change the No. with Itie joystick (A, ▼) or Ihe numeric buttons.

ENS: Enflllsti PORrPortuguese

FRA; French flUS; Russian D£U: German JPN; Japanese ITA: Italian CHI: Chinese ESP: Spanish KOR: Korean WLD; Dutch MAL; Malay SVE: Swedish VIE; Vietnamese HORt Nopifeglan THA; Thai

DAN: Danr&h =k: Others 96k

LPCfyi

4$k

lch-3^.lch"

□TS

MPEG

Vocal

loh-3Æ.lch*

1ch-a^.1ch"

-tOFF} ON

- (OFH

Vocal

VI+V2

2 '

For your rsfarencs:

•"Д V" around the loon means that the Hem can be charged wrth ihe joystick [A, T)

;гЦ-.-- •■• •■• • - •• г

Detall9d descriptions of each GUt icon

Not«

•Track No. and the elapsed playtng Hme are not dl«p)eyed during menu play of Video CDs with playback i:x>ntrcl.

•It Is not posaihle to tum playback controf ON or OFF uaJng the GUI scnaen.

lAe

For your referer>oe:

?0 •-A around the icon means that the Hem can be changed with the foysttck (

r^ote

»Flépeet play and marKsr FuiKtiona do not work with an Interacdvo DVD or during momi play of a Video CD wttti playback contrct.

• A-B repeat play does not work with an intamctive D\^. *lt ia rtot pooatble to ohangetba play mode usin^ Ifw QUI »crean. «Ttio mastar voi ume can be sat and stored eaparately for DVD, Videa CD and CD.

Till ttiejoysticM^)-

(DVD only)

‘

- riit tt»e joyatlck (■<).

For yovr rafaraneo: «Each time tna joystick ^ > la tilled, (ho «paed oi rapid reverse^advance and ekrn^moiion piay Incraasas up to 5 steps. «The figures oppeartng at both ends of the Shuttle ecrasn stand for the maximum speeds of rapid ravor&o and repid advance.

{DVD: +1O£V-100.VldsoCD: ’t-40/-40, CD; -rSa.'-SCil

p 1 ”

________________________

1 Tilt the jay3ttek(T). l^Bipjè'iiàipj^ .v -;:', -'.' Tit the ioyetìqk (►).

Tit the Joystick Tin the joystick (►).

(i).

II .1 ‘

(DVDfVldaoCD only)

Jo/dtick/

3eE!7

Repeat play

i y^-'XT->J- \'ti •' ^

Fress REPEAT MODE during play,

Each time this button is pressed, (he TV monitor changes as shown below and the diec will repeal a chapter or title (CVD) oi e track (Video CD/CD),

•DVD

Normal play

Repeat of chapter being played

Repeat ot tWe being played

■ .■ :;ij:

Cancel repeat mode {Nofmal pjay)

CANCEL

»Video CD/CD

Normal play

Repeat track being played

Repeat of ertlia disc contents

Cancel repeat mode

(Normal play)

Td i^urn ID normal pJay

Press REPEAT MODE until DFP is displayed.

Note

»Repeat play may nol wadi correctly with sorne DVDs.

•Repeat play does not work with an Interactive DVD or during rneou play of a VWeo CD with playback control.

Storing markers in memory to be

To enjoy program repeat play

If REPEAT MODE Is pressed during program play {ses page 24)r №e display changes as roNowa:

Program play

Repsar of programmed track being played

Repeat of all programs

Cancef repeat mode {Program play)

To return to program play

Press REPEAT MODE until OFP is dlsplayed-

viewed (iistened to) again

___ __ __ _

1 Press MARKER during play.

The marker screen appears on the TV monitor.

"*" Indicates rvo таткег has beer> stored yet.

. -.1 • ' .

2 Press SELECT during play at the starting

point to be viewed (listened to) again.

Indicates “MARKER 1" is stored in the mernory. (tf SELECT Is pressed where any number Is already displayed, tr® ' v. ^ ^ previous starting point will be replaced by the new one.)

■Tilt the Joystick (►) and press SELECT to store the next

marker,

•Up to 5 markers can be stored in the memory,

•Press MARKER to clear the display.

.S. .. .

f • "

i Praas A-B REPEAT during play the point

where repeat pJay is to etart (AJ,

2 Press A-B REPEAT at the point where re

peat play is to be concluded (B).

lOAS

Repeat play of trie section betuveerk points A and В starts.

To return to normal play

Press A-6 REPEAT Lirrfil * •' la displayed,

Note

eA-B repeat play does not work with an Interactve DVD.

eSome subtitles recordad around point A or B may fall ic ap

pear (DVD).

•A-B repeat play works only within a tide {DVD) or a track (Video CD/CD).

For your reference:

oTTie er>d of a track or title is automatically determined as point

ЕГО,’И. IHBEHB^vrjr. ., •,. <

7 Press MARKER during pisy.

2 Tilt the joystick (^, to select the marKer

to be reealted/cteered-

3 Tiitthe Joystick (A) to recall a marker.

Press CANCEL to clears marker.

Play resumes from the point oorrespcndlng to the sefecled marker.

The satected marker ie cleared.

Note

eSome subtites recorded around the merker mey fall to ap

pear. (DVDJ

■These operabone do not work with an interactive DVD or dur ing menu play of a Video CD with playback control.

For your reference:

■All the merkere are cleared when the player is set to the standby mode or turned off, or OPENi'CLOSE Is pressed,

Joystick^

.lE^

Program play [vrd&o cd/cd]

The player plays the traohe on the disc in an order you specify.

1 Press PLAY MODE In the stop mode.

The program playback screen appears on the TV rrtonrtor.

_____

- . I ^ TT-!—„... J...I . • . . .'ll

.CtiDoea AtneiL (titn OrwH 6EL5CT.','

1 7 ia

Example: a disc— including I7lracke

S S 14 a 9 15 4 10 10 < 11 17 S 12

CMftiBit CMr Jl

Ir;^

•s

y .1

•. :i<*V

I STOP

CWCEL

►PLAY

> Numartc

button«

■To exit the screen

Frees PLAV MODE twice,

2 Tilt ths joystick (A, V, -4, to sslect tho

track.

Press SELECT.

Tha selected track is stored in the memory.

»Repeat steps 2 and 3 to eelect anottier track. »Up to IS tracks can be programmed.

4 PrsssPLAV,

Play now bagtne in the progrerrYned eequeoce.

Aftsr pisyback

Play ^ops atter the last programmed track.

Random play [video cd/cd]

_____________

To return to normal play

1. Press STOP. (Prqgram pJay is suspervded,)

2. Press PLAY MOO£ twice,

3. Press PLAY, Normal play begins from (be be^nniPg of the disc.

•The program is retained in the memoty.

Clearing the program

When the program piaybach screen is displayed

•To clear the laat program one by one

Move to ■’Cfear last" and press SELECT. {Pressing CANCEL Ofi the remote control also clears the last program.)

•To dear the whole program

Move to "Clear all'^ and press SELECT. (The program is also cleared when the player is set to the

standby iriMle or turhed off, or 0PEN/CL08E Is pressed.)

Programming track numbers while monitoring

the player’s FL display

This fuhc^tion works with the following discs.

•CDs

•Video CDs with playback control when menu play is can celled

(Press STOP while the mami screen is displaysdO

•Video CDs which do not support playback control (Ver 1.1) 1, Press PLAY MODE once in the step mode.

The player plays the tracks on the disc In random order,

1 Press PLAY MODE twice In the stop inode.

The random playback screen appears pn the TV monitor,

pv •it’ .r*'•; . - ^ '..'t vi

-OA-y

Rartdcm Ployback

Press PLAY Id start

•To exft the screen

Press PLAY MODE onoe.

2 Press PLAY.

Play now begins in random order.

After playback

Play stope and the random playback screen is displayed.

To return to normal play

1. Frees STOP, (Random play ic suspended.)

2. Press PLAY MODE ones.

3. Frees PLAY. Normal play begirts from ihe beginning of the disc.

In the case of a CC

€

Rashes

2. Preee the numeric buttons to select the track. The selected track i& stored In lha memory.

Track No,

•Ftepeat step 21o eelect another track,

3 Press PLAY.

Program play starts.

Program No,

€

0 1

Joystick/

SELECT

Changing audio soundtrack ianguage [dvd;_________________________

It is possible to change ths audio soun(ttrach language to a different language from the one selected at the Initial settings if auailabla. (See pege ai.) This operation wori<e oniy wfth discs on which multiple audio soundtrack languages are recorded.

1 Press AUDIO during play.

•When no audio soundtrack is recorded, will be dis played instead of the language number,

sifejm

Wf3lE

/NumsTlc

buttona

Number of the audio soundtrack language being played baok

2 TMt the joystick (A, T) to ssfea the lan

guage.

Pressir^ the numenc

buttons elso changes the

audio soundtrack language.

• Press AUDIO or S ELECT to dear the display.

For your reference:

•Whan the prsfeaed language Is not selectad, even after tilt

ing the joystick (A, ▼] several limes, It means that language is net available on the disc-

•When the penver is turned on, or the disc is removed, the lan guage heard is the one selected at the initial sottlnga. If this language la not recorded on the disc^ only the available lan guage Oft the disc vrlil be heard.

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Switching vocals ON or OFF for

Karaoke discs [dvd/vi<ioo cd)

7 Press AUDIO during play-

2 Tilt the joystick (A, T, M, ►) to select ti>e

setting.

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•Prase AUDIO or SELECT to ctear the display.

Note

•This operation does not work with CDs,

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Changing subtitle language [dvd] Viewing from another angle [dvd]

It is pi3«slble to change ftie subtitle language 1q a different language frcnn the one selected at tfie initial sailings If availa ble. (See page 31.)

This operation works only witti discs on which multiple subtitle

languages are recordad.

1 Press SUBTITLE during play.

eWhen no subtitles are recorded, ‘—" will be displayed

instead of tl» language number.

Number cf the subtitle language being played back

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2 Tilt the joystick {A, ▼) to ssJect the lan

guage.

Pressing the numeric buttcns also changes the subtitle language.

Some DVDs contain soenee which have been shot simulta neously from a number of different angles. For these discs, the same scene oan be viewed irom thass (Cerent angles with the ANGLE button, (The artglea depend on the disc used.)

1 Press ANGLE during play.

Number of angle being played back

2 TNt the Joystick {At T) to select the angle.

Pressing Ihe numeric buttons

also changée the angle.

•Prose ANGLE or SELECT to dear the display.

Note

•This function only works for titles having scenas recorded at

dlflerent angles.

epress SUBTITLE cr SELECT to clsar the display.

To olear/dlsplay tho subtitles

Tilt tha joystick ('<, ►) to select ON or OFF at alep 2,

Note

•In seme cases, the subtitle language Is not changed to №e selected one immediately.

For your reference:

■When №0 prefan-ed language Is not selected even after lilting

the joystick (A, T) several 0 mee, It ineans that (tie language Is not available on the disc.

•When the power Is turned on or the disc Is removed, subtihes appear in the language eelected at the Initial settings. If this language is not racordsd on (he disc, they appear l.n the

disc's priority language.

For your refererx»:

•‘‘ANGLE’’ lights up on the player's PL display at scenes re corded at different angles to Indicate that angle switching is posalble,

•The angle numtjer oan be progmmmed beforehand with some DVDs; the angle will be switched to the selected hunger when ‘ANGLE" lights up.

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Reproducing an Advanced Virtual

Surround Sound (VSS) effect

[Dolby Digital (AC-3) DVD channel or over)]

ITiere are two types of Virtual Surround Sound effects avail able w№ title player, VSS (for external speakeie) and Head phone VSS.

•VSS Use thia rrads Pf you only have two front speakers, The speaKera sound further apart and sound can also appear fa corns from the left and right of the listening positron.

•Headphone VSS Use this mode when listenfng through headphones. Sound

appears to come from front and surround speakers,

Use the i3tJI screen (for player Infomiatian^ to selei:;t the VSS

effect (see page 2^).

Press VSS during play.

Each time this button Is pressed, the prayer's FL display

changea;

•In the ease ot VSS

VSS 1 (tlatural effect)

VSS 2 (EmphasJzed effect)

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Headphone VSS 1 (f^aturaJ effect)

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■The virtual surround sound affect does not vi/ork with Karaoke DVDs,

•Tha virtual surround sound efiect may nol work with same Dolby Digital 2.1ch or 3,lch DVDs, Additionally, this effect may not work property with some Dolby Digital DVDs other

than 2,1ch or 3,lch, dapandng on the software,

•Turn off the TV surround sound and other surround sound effects wfien using this virtual surround sound effeot.

Using a title menu [dvd]

Some rnovie discs may have two or more tides. If the disc has

e title menu recorded on It, the Tin.E button can be used to select the movie tide.

[The det«yfs of operaiton depend on the disc used.)

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1 Press TTTLE during pray.

A list of tha frtlee on the

disc Is now displayed.

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For your reference:

•The VSS indicator lights up when the Dolby Dlglts.1 DVD is played beck with the virtual sunound sound effect.

■ For optimum eflsct, it is reoommended that [fie distanoe betws^ the TV sat and ihs listening position be about 3 lo 4 limes №e distance bslw^en the right er>d left front speakers (only in Ihe case of VSS for external speakers!.

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•Lfs^lng.'-ppsldon,

eDJffsfertce between 'VSS t" and ''VSS 2"

VSS1

Dolby Digitaf DVD (2ch)

Dolby Digital DVD (3-5. fch) (Sumourid signer recorded)

The from apeakers sound like they are further apart.

Sunound sound saoms fa come from the left and nght cf the llsiening position.

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VSS 2 i

TTie front Bpeakara sound like they arc evenfurtfier apert than Jn VSS 1.

SurTOurkf sound seama to come from

the left and right of Ibd listening position and tha front speakers sound like tiUy are even further apart than in VSS 1.

•Pressing TITLE again resumes play from the eoena when TITLE was first pressed.

2 Tilt the joystlclt(A, T, and pr»ss SE

LECT or PLAY, or press the numeric but

tons, to select the title.

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The selected title now starts playing.

Using a DVD menu [dvd]

Some DVDs have unique menus, Thess menus can be for languaoe selecdon, audio output selectfon and/or subtitle lan guage selection, etc. Although the DVD menu's contents and operadon differ from disc to disc, the following explains basic Operation when iMe feature Is used.

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(Exempla)

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1 Press MENU during pEay.

The OVD menu available on the

disc is now displayed.

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{Example)

»Pressing MEWU again resumes play from Ihe scene

when MENU was first pressed.

2 Tilt the joystick (A* T, ►) end press SE

LECT, or press the numeric buttons, to se lect the Item,

■Difference between “Headphone VSS V’ and “Head-

phorwYSS^”

Headphone vSS 1 Headphone VSS 2

Sound appears to come

from front and surround

speakers.

The effect Is broader.

a .suBTfUE

13. angle

The selected Hem ie now executed.

(Example)

When the menu continues onto another screen

flepeat step 2.

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Initial settings

Once the irnial settings have been completed, the player can eivtraye be operated under the same oondhlons (especially DVDs).

The settings will be retained in the memorv, until the eettinge are changed, even after switching to standby mode.

Press SETUP In the stop mode.

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2 Tin the Joystick {A, T) to select the Item

and press SELECT.

Each screen for setting the vakte is displayed.

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2 Ratlnge(eee pag»31)

3 Menu Language (see paga 33)

4 OivScraan Mesaagea (aaa page 33} 5 FL Display (see paga 34) 6 TV Aspect (see page 3S)

7 Digital Audio Oub>ut (aee page 35} $ Speaker Setting (see page 37) 9 Other Settings (sea page 33}

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3 Tilt the foystick (A^ T) to select the setting

end press SELECT.

■Soma hems require additional siapa. (See the respec tive page.l

Setting is finished and the initial settinga screen Is displayed.

To сапоЫ during setup operation

Ftess RETUflN or select V, (The previous screen is dfaplayed.]

To dear the Initial settings screen

Tilt ^ joystlcK (A. T) to select 47 and press SELECT, (Pressing SETUP or RETURN also deers Itie Initial settings

screen.)

Nota

•After the player is sat to the “Lock All" salting in "2 Ratings", nona of the inldal settings, including "S RatingsT, can be changed If a DVD Is latt Inside ihe player, la this case, re move the disc, and unlock the player.

For your refarenco:

•The numeric buttons can also be used instead of the joystick

(A, T) for selecting itarne or values. Pressing SELECT Is not

nocdseary.

This Fs to «elect the audio soundtrack Eanguage, aubtillB lan guage ar>d the language used In title menus or the DVD menus wh Ich will always be uaed tar every dec tc be played b£№k,

T At the LnhiQl settings ecreen (on page 3ti)

Tilt tho Joystick (A, T) to select Disc

Languages” and press SELECT.

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2 Tilt the joystick (A, Y) to sslect ttie item

and press SELECT,

1 Audio:

To select the audio soundtrack Eangoage.

2 Subtitle:

To select the subtitle language.

3 Uanus:

To select the language used in title menus or the DVD

menus.

3 ТШ the joystick (A, T) to select the lan

guage and press SELECT.

When “1 Audio” la eelaeted 1 Engltsh: Ertglieh is selected. (Factory preset) 2 French/3 German/4 ItaitarVS Spenieh:

The language le selected.

t Original; The original language of each disc will

be selected.

7 Other Another Language can be selected.

(Refer to the language codes on page 41. Press CAf4CEL If an incor rect language code is entered.)

When '2 Subtitle 1 Automattc:

2 Enstish/3 French/4 German/5 Itallan/ti Spanish; 7 Other Arralhar language cart be selected.

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iB selected

Subtitle language wilt automatically be selected in accordance with the audio souodirack language. (Factory preset)

■II the language «elected for the "1 Audio" te edually used during playback, the subtitles will not ap pear.

•If another language is used duiing playback, the subtitles will appear In the language selected at the setup “1 Audio".

The language Is selected. (Refer to the language codes on

page 41. Press CANCEL rf an Incor rect language code is entered.)

Whan ^*2 fytenuB” Is selected

1 English; English is seleclsd. (Factory preset] 2 French/3 GermBn/4 Italian/S Spanish:

The language Is «elected.

6 Other •«*+>:: Another Janguage can be selecled.

(Refer to the language codes on page 41, Press cancel if an incor rect language code Is entered.)

The ecreen illustrated In step 1 Is displayed. Salecrhy with the

joystick (A, T) and pr^ss SELECT to return io the initlaJ set tings screen.

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•If the language «elected Is not available on the (£sc, the lan guage designated by each dlec will be selected.

This la to useable the playing of serine OVDs which are unsuita ble for some audiences, for example, children.

•Rome DVDe are encoded with a specific rating level. If the

rating level of the disc is higher than that preset In the Initial

settinge operation, playback ot the disc will be prohibited.

^ At thfl Initial «ttinge screen (on page 3Q)

Tilt the joystick (A, ▼) to select "2 Ratings" anti press SELECT.

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Joystick/

SELECT

Initial settings

2 TJIt the joystick (A, ▼) to select the lever

and press SELECT.

Levol S-. Ad DVDa can be played back.

(Factory preset)

Level 7 to 2: DVDs fargenemJ sudiences/cMIdren can be

played back. (DVDs Iot adults ars prohibited.)

Lever 1:

Level Û:

DVD’S for children can be played bach. (DVDs tor adulle/general audiences are pro-

hibiied.)

Playback of all DVDa Is prohiblled (e.g. to prohibit playback of DV^ for adults which are rK>t encoded with rating level inlonria' don).

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3 When level 7 sr lower Is selected

mpvt a 4-dlgit password wtth the numeric buttons and press SELECT.

The toch eymbol

appears closed to show the raUng h locked.

Example; “4343"

ODr>ot forget your

password.

4 Press SELECT.

Setting le Unlshed and ths initial eetlngs screen le displayed.

eThe rating Is locked. Any discs with a higher rating than ths

eett'ng cannot be played beck unless Ihe password Is en tered.

Wtien the player is iocked

The following screen appears when Hatings" Is selected at the Initial settings screen.

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1. Input your 4-dlg(t pas&word and press SELECT,

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2. To unlock the player Press "1" and tlien press SELECT.

To change the password

Press “2*, enter a new 4-digil password and press

SELECT, then press SELECT again.

To change the rating level

Press "3", select a new level with the joystlok (A, ▼), than press SELECT.

To unlock the player temporarily

Press “4" and then press SEL£CT, «The rating Is unlocked temporarily only ter the current

disc. The player le locked again when OPEN/CLOSE Is pressed or the player le set ta the standby moda.

To finish settkrtg without changing the rating level

Press "0".

Setting id flnished and the Initial Settings screert Is displayed.

You can select whether “Play", "SKir and other displays will be dsplayed or not, and the colour and positiDn of “PEay", "StllP and other displays as well as 3UI screens.

7 At the Initial settings screen (on page 30)

Tilt the Joyetiok (Aj ▼) to select "4 OnScreen №$sagee" end press SELECT.

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2 TTIt the loystick (A. T) to select the Item

and press SELECT.

1 On-Scrflen Mesaagee:

To select whether “PlAy", *Stitr and other displays are

displayed or not.

2 Colour and Position:

Td select the colour (BlueAfiDlet/Green) and pceHlon (abova/slightly balow) of Tlay^, "StiN" and other dis plays as welt as GUI Screens.

Note «Soma discs may not t>e encoded with specific rating level

infarmatlon though its rf so jacket says tliat it le tor '^ulte". For those discs, the ege restriction will not work.

This is to select the language to be used in the On-Screen DIs-

play menus which the player will show on the TV monitor,

7 At the Initial settings scTsan (on page 30)

Tilt the joystick {A, T) to select "3 Menu

Language" and press SELECT.

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2 Tilt the joystick {A, T) to select the lan

guage and press SELECT.

^ English:

English Is selected. (Factory preset)

2 fren;a>«/3 Deutach/4 ttallano/S Eapaneh

The language isselacited.

Setting is finished artd the initial settings screen la displayed.

3 Tilt the Joystick (A, ▼) to select the setting

end press SELECT.

When'T On-Screen nABBsages" leaeleotod

1 On: “Play*, “Siill" and ether dfsplaya will always ap

pear on the TV screen, (Factory preset)

2 Oft; "Play", 'Still" and other displays will not appear

on the TV screen.

Whan “2 Colour and Position'’ le selected

The colours and posltlorva are set as (otlows:

Blue (Factory preset)

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Green

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Initial settings

ecreen illustr^d In step 1 is displayed. Select with tha joystick {A, T) and preas SELECT to rehirr to the Initial sattinge screen.

For your reference:

•When la selected, “Play', "Sttir ardothei displays

as well as GUI screens wNl be displayed at a little lower posi tion than the factory seoing. It is rocomrrsnded to choose this setting If the screen is only partially displayed.

This i$ to select the brightness of Ihe player^s FL display.

f At 1MO >nh1al sstUngs acrean (on page 3D)

TIFt the joystick (

, ▼) to select “5 FL Dis

play ” and press SELECT.

2 Tilt the Joystick (A, ▼) to select № Item

and press SELECT.

1 Bright:

The FL cUepley will always be bright (Factory preset)

2 Dim;

The FL display will always be dimmed.

3 Dim Durlr>g DVD/VCD Play (Auto):

The FL display will be dimmed during playback of DVDs and Video CDs.

For your reference:

•Even it “3 Dim During DWVCD Play (Auto)" Is selected, the display resumes brlghlnees when a button for special play such as SLOW/3E,AflCH and PAUSE le pressed.

select tha TV aspect, converrtional size screen {4:3) erwide'

scr^n {16:9}, and the TV type according to your TV sat

Select the digital cuiput to i>e output from the optlcaLicoaxiai dlgilaf audio output connector of the player,

7 At the Inlttal settln{}S acraan (on page 30)

Tilt the joystick (A, T) to select "6 TV As pect" and pi^ss SELECT,

2 Tilt the ioyatick (A, T) to seiect the TV as

pect and press SELECT.

1 4:3:

Select whan a. corwantlonal TV eet Is connected. (Factory preset)

2 16:9;

Select when a wlde-ecreen TV set is connected.

3 Tilt the [oystick (A. T) to select the TV type

and press SELECT.

When "4:3'' is aslected When "16:9*' Is selected

The fcllCtving TV types can be selected In both cases,

1 Standard (Direct View TV):

Select when a s^ndard TV (Direct view) Is connected.

(Factory preset)

S CRT Projector:

Select when a CRT projector Is connected,

3 LCD Prajsctor:

Select whan a LCD projector Is connected.

4 Projection TV:

Select when a projection TV Is connected.

1 At the Jnldal sattlnga screen (on page 39)

Tilt the joystick (A, T) to select “7 Digital Audio Output” and press SELECT,

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2 Hit the joystick (A, T) to select the item

and press SELECT.

1 LPCM g6k^48h:

To select whether digital audio converted to 4B kHz/

13 bit Is output from the opticaVooaxial digftel .audio

output conriector or no digital audio is oulpul during

playback of DVDs recorded in 96 kHz Linear PCM. (If the DVD le recorded in 46 kHz Linear PCM, digital audio converted to 46 khlz/16 bit is output Irrespective of the setiing.)

2 Dolby Digital:

To select frie signal format (Brtetream or PCM) to be output from the opilcaVooaxial digital audio output con nector duririg playback o1 DVDs recorded In Ddby Dig ital (AC-3).

3 cite;

To select Ihe signal forrnat (PCM or Bitstream) to be output from the optical/ooaKlal digital audio output con nector during playback gf DVDe recorded in dts,

4 MPEQ:

To select the signal format (PCM or Bitalraam) to be output from the optioal/coadal digital audio output con

nector during playback of DVDs recorded in MPEG audio.

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Setting Is llnlehed and the initial settings screen le displayed.

For your raference:

•Far further details on the images which appear on the TV screen (aspect ratios of the screen), see page 42.

(Continued on the next page)

Initial settings

3 Tift the joystick (A, T) to select the setting

and press SELECT,

When "t LPCdA 96K->4ek" le selected

1 ho: Digital audio of 46 khlzilG bit is output dirring

playback of DVDa recorded in 4$ kHz Unear PCM. No digits! audio is output during playback of DVDs recorded In 96 kHz Linear PCM, Howeverr audio will be output using the orlglttal audio recording eyatem if №e DVD has not been copyrlght-protacted. {Factory preset)

2 Yesr During playback of DVDs recorded in 46 kHz or

96 kHz Linear PCM, digital audio converted to 46 kHzr'l 6 bit Is output. (Digital output of PCM audo is restricted to 46 KHz/16 bit or below for copyright protection.)

When "2 Dolby Digitai" is salected

1 Bltatreem^^: Dolby Digital (AC-3) bitstream {lch-

5.loti) Is output during playback of DVDs recorded in Dolby Dlgtt^ (AC-6], {Factory preset) Select this setting when the player Is connected to a Dolby Digital (AC'3) de coder

2 PCM: Digital au<£c converted to 46 kHz/16 bit

PCM (2ch) 1$ output dudrtg playback of DVDs recorded in Dolby Digital {AC-3).

When ■'3 dt8’'

1 PCM:

2 Bhetreani’''

When «4 MPEG'

1 PCM:

2 Bitstream^'

Digital audio converted to 48 kHz/16 bit PCM (2ch) Is output during playback of DVDs recorded in dts, (Facfory preset)

dis bitstream Is output during playback of DVDs recorded In dis. Select this set ting when the player is oonneoted to a dts decoder.

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Digital audio converted to 48 kHz/16 bit PCM (2ch) Is output duhrtg playback of DVDs recordad in MP£G audio. {Facto ry preset)

MFEG audio bitstream {lch-7.lch) Is output during playback of DVDs record ed In MPEG audio. Select this setting when the player rs oonnectad to a MPEG audo decoder,

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The screen illustrated In step 1 is displayed. Select "0" with the

loya'Sck (A, T) and press SELECT to return to the initial set tings screen.

Rdcommended setting ol “Digital Audio Out

put”

h>1ake settings a« shown in table below depending on Ibe kind

of equipment that Is connectod to the opticaJ/ooaiHiial digital au

dio Output Con nectar.

Type of e<tutprttei>t

to be connected

No equipment Is connected

Dolby Digital (AC-3) decoder (See page 12.)

Dolby Digital (AC-3)/dta decoder (See page 12.)

Recomntertded setting

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96k^k

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Digital

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Siistream

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7 At the Initial settings screen (on page 30)

Tilt the Joystick (A, T] to select "8 Speaker Setting” and press SELECT,

Centre Laroe/Small/Mo

Centre Delay tlme^ fO msi.

Front (L) —

Large/Small

Centra Channel balanca 10 dB)

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Large/Smail

I— Subwoofer

Yea/ble

Dolby Digital (AC-3)/dt8/MP£G audio decoder

page 12.)

(See

•Underlined items are factory preset. *^1 Do not connect to the digital audeo input of an emplifier th^

does not have Dolby Digital (AC'3)/dte/MPEG audio decode er: if such an amplifier should be cortneclad to the player with “Bitatream" selected at the “2 Dolby Digitar, “3 dtsT andTor “4 MPEG", any attempt to play DVDs (or CDs record ed In dtsj may causa such a high level of noise that It may be hannful to your ears and damage your speakers.

96 kHz LPCM eound la converted to 48 kHz 18 bit sound when this player is connected vutth an optical digital audio cable or coaxial audio cable. Oo the following if you wish to take advantage of high quality

96 kHz sound. Select "1 Mo" and connect this player's audio output connec' tor to an amplifier's audio input connector with tha audio/ video cable {included] or an audio i:^ble (not Inci tided). Note that LPCM, Dolby Digital, dts and MPEG signals will ell Pa output in 2 cbannair analog form.

‘'^Only the Z front speaker channel signals will be output'

through the digital audio output connsctor vuhen an MPEG disc recorded In more than 2 channels Is played If “PCM" le eeloctod in '4 MPEG'', if you have set speakers other than Ihe front speakers ae being present (Targe, Small, or Yes') in “6 Speaker Setllrtif (see page 37). Go to "B Speaker Set-

bng" and eet epeakers other than the front 2 ae being absent

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• U ndsrfinod itome are factory preset.

■Delay time adjustmeni la effeclive only for DVDs recor ded in Dolby Digital (AC-3).

2 Tift the joystick {A, W, ^4, >) to select the

Item and press SELECT.

3 Tilt the joystick (A, V) to select the setting

and press SELECT.

Speaker icons:

•If tha speaker Is connected, display the toon with the joy-

sttok (A. T) and press SELECT.

•If the speaker eupports tow-frequency (under too Hz) reproduction, salaot the large Icon. If tha speaker does not support Ibw-frequsncy reproduction, select the small kon. {V^on a subwoofer is not connected, be sure to

select "Large" for the front apeakars (L/R),]

In ca^ of surround speaker (L) No Large/Yes

Small/Yes

• 7. •

(Continued on tha next page)

Initial settings

D«Lay time [only for Dolby Dlgllal (AC-3) discs] (Q): (f the surround spsakere or the centre speaker can'l be Installed at er equal distance to the front speakers frcin the listaning position, change the delay time to get better surround effect,

•When D2 or D3 Is equal to or larger than D1, no setting is necessary. Othervrfee, change the setting according to

the table below.

Speaker

Centre speaker (D2)

Surmiund speakers (D3)

To adjust the channel balarK« using the test signal

1. Select Tesf with the Joystick (A, T, ►), and then

press SELECT. (Test signals wilt be output clockwise from each speak er except the subwoofer consecutively.)

2. While listening to the lest signalr tilt the joystick

(A, ▼) to adjust the volume of each speaker until (he test signal Is heard at a similar level from ^1 speakers.

3. Press SELECT. (The test signals are stopped.)

FRONT (L)-»-CEPiTRE^FRONT (R)

Difference between 01

and D2/D3

approx, 50 cm approx. 1 DO cm approx. 150 cm approx, 200 cm

approx. 200 cm approx. 400 cm approx. 600 cm

Delay time

1.3 ms 2 6 rris 3,9 ms

5.3 ms

S,3ms 10,6 ms 15,9 ms

t 4-

SUHHOUND (L)v

Note

•Test signal le not output from the subwoofer. Subwoofer volume should be adjusted to suit Ihe material being l^ayed.

----

SURROUND (R)

t':'

4 Tilt the joystick (A, T, to Beleot

"Exit” and press SELECT.

Setting Is finished and the initiaL settir>gs screen is displayed.

Playing MPEG 2 multi-channel audio

MPEG 2 mulb-chanoel audio is output from the 5.1 channel output connectors ( subwoofer Speakers to "/es" in "6 Speaker Setting'’, just as with Dolby Digital and dts. If you are using 2 channel audio output connectors (Q), the digital audio output conrtectcrs (when PCM* Is selected in '4 MPEQ" in the digital audio output settings on page 35) (0)i oi the phones jack, however, then only the signals for the front speaker channels are output.

If you intend to use cne of these types of terminals, go to “8 Speaker Setting" and set the centre, surround, and sub woofer channels to “No".

) if you have set Ihe oenire, surround and

CcirrpT^&ion of th9 scund’s dynamic mrtge and olher special settings can be performed.

f At tti9 initial settings screen [on page 30)

Tilt the Joystick (A, ▼) to select "9 Other

Settings” and press SELECT.

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2 Tilt the joystick (A^ T) to select the item

and press SELECT,

1 still Modsi

Select either'Reid still" or'Frame still" to prevent jitter ing or irnprcvc the video quality of small text or fire pattorrs in the still picture rroda.

2 Audio during Search:

To select 'Whether audio Is heard during search {ío^ ward direction} at the initial scan spaad or not.

S TV Mods (4:3):

To select whether tvlde-screen video material will be played back In the pan and scan style or In the letter' box style on a conventional Size TV.

4 D. (Dynamic) Range Comprsaelon:

To select the dynamic range during playback.

5 Sllll Picture Display:

To display the picture type, ], P or B in the still picture mode.

6 NTSC Disc Output;

To select whether PAL 60 signals or mBC signals will be output during playback of mSC discs.

3 Tilt the joy^lck (A, T) to select the setting

and prose SELECT.

When ^*1 Still Mods ' leaslsctad 1 Autoirtatic: 'Field still" and "Frame stilt" are automati

cally selected In the still picture rrrode.

(Factory preaet)

2 Field: 'Reid stíH" Is always selected.

Select this setting when jittering occurs when '1 Automatic' is selected.

3 Frame: "Frame atJl* is always selected.

Select this setting when sma^ tent cr tine patterns cannot be seen dearly when "1 Automatic" is selecled.

When “2 Audio during Search" is selected

1 On: Audio will be heard during search at the Initial

scan speed. (Factory preaet)

2 Off: SeEect this setting when audio during search at

the Initial scan speed is net desired.

When "3 TV Mode (4:3)" is selected 1 Pan A Sean: Wlde'scraen video materiaf will be

played back In the pan and scan style on a conventional size TV.

(Factory prase)]

■Video materiel net Idrrnattsd in the pan and scan style will be played back In the letterbox style. (Sea page 42.)

Z Letterbox: Wide-screen video materia] will be

played back In ihe letterbox style on a conventional size TV.

When "4 D. (Dynamic) Range Dcmpreeelon" le selected 1 Off: NoTmal cOidio range is eelected. (Factory preset)

2 On: Select this setting to enjoy dynamic sound allow

va luma. Dynamic range Is the difference in volume be tween the quietest ar>d loudest ecunds. Dynamic Compression limits level for listening at low vol ume. This Is useful late at night This iunctlon only works with Dolby Digital (AC-3) DVD.

When “5 Still Picture Display" is selected

1 0№ The picture type (l,^P/B) will not be displayed on

the TV screen in the still picture mode. (Faclcry preset)

2 Ort: The picture type (l,T^/9] will t>e displayed on the

TV screen in the still picture mode. Since l-PIctura features the best picture quality, It is recommended that the screen be frozen with

l-Picture when the picture quality ie to be ad

justed.

When “6 NTSC Disc Output" Is selected

1 PAL 6Û: During playback of NTSC discs, PAL 60 sig

nals will be output. (Factory preset) Select this setting when the player Is con nected to a PAL TV which 1s capable c! r^ oelvlng PAL 526/60 system,

2 NTSC: During playback of NTSC discs, NTSC sig

nals will be output. Select this setting when the player is con nected to a Mulll-eystem TV.

The screen Illustrated in siep 1 is dlsplaysd. Select 'O" w№ the joystick ( A, T) and press SELECT to return to the initial set tings screen.

Initial settinga

Nota

• It is recammanded that the “1 PAL 60" is selected at the “0 NTSC Disc Output" whsn a PAL TV is connected; hov№ver,

the images shown below will appear on [he TV screen. Black bars appear at tfie top and bolfam parts of the TV

screen, (The picture may be compressed vertically,)

• VP/B

The MPEG 2 etandard adopted for DVD uses tee felFcwIng 3 picture types for the coding ot each picture {frame) on the TV screen.

I: l-Ptetpre (Intra coded picture)

This Is the staixiard picture type, and each picture is coded

Separately.

P: P-PIcture {Predictive coded ptcture)

This picture type is computed on the baeie of a past l-Picture

or P-Picture.

B: B-P№ture (Bldlrectionally-predlctlve coded picture)

This picture type is ccmputad by comparing tee previous and subsequent l-PIclure or P-Prcture. It has the lowest volume of

informaton.

For your reference:

•When the “2 On" is selected at the "5 StiN Picture Display", tfie toliowing screen Is displayed In the still picture mcde;

Example: P-Plclure

•Plaid Half of the video Information (vkteo signal) in a frame Is

called a field, Wllh conventional TV system«, a signal frame

(a single screen) consists of two fields,

•Field still Only one field {half of the video infomnatlcri) Is displayed cm the TV screen, so the apparent resolution is |£m. However, there is no blurhng on the screen,

•Frame

IndKiduaJ images in a video or on the TV are called frames.

•Frame eHll The two tields are displayed, alternately, on the TV screen,

so the Image Is blurry. However, tee Image quality is better

than field images.

General Picture type

Predict

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Language code list

Enter the appropriate code number for the Inhial settings ‘"Audio", "Subtide" an^or ($ee pegs 31;

>'V«5Íb‘-%

'7^

X';;

MCWIk^:

ÿ::-iÏÉ^Î

mmm

7-T^!y

Language

Afar Faroeae Abkhazian Afrikaans Ameharic Arabic Assamese Aymara

Azerbaijanl s'if Gujarad

Bashkir Byelorussian Bulgarian Bihari Bengali; Bangla

Tibetan

Breton Catalan Coraioar Italian Dutch Czech Welsh Danish

i German

BhutanI Greek English Esperarttc Spanish Estonian Basque Persian Finnish Fiji

m:-

Language

French

Frisian

Sools Gaelic Galician

Guarani

Hausa

•'.s. Hindi Croatian Hungarian Amnenlan interlingua

Indonesian

Icelandic

Hebrew Japanese Yiddish Javanese

Georgien Kazakh Groenlandie Cambodian Rhaoto-Romarce Kannada Korean Kashmir Kurdish Kirghiz Serbo-Croatian

Latin

V èTiî

:-.-k

■!ÊI

f Maltese

■ Singhalese

Language Language

LIngate Laotian Slovenian Lithuanian Latvian, Lettish Shona Malagasy Maori Macédonien

MaJayaiam Sundaneee Mongolian Mddevian Marathi Malay

Surmeee

Nauni Nepali

NorviTegian Orlya

Punjabi Polish

Pashto, Pushto Portuguese Quechua

Romanian Russian Sanskrit SincSti

_______

■ftr.

Slovak

Samoan

Somal Albanian Serblen

Swedish Swahli Tamil TeEugu Tajik

?r»

Thai

TIgrInya

i V'' Turkrrreri

Tagalog Tor>ga Turkish Tatar

Ukrainian Urdu

Uzbek VIelnamsee Volapük Wc^of

Xhosa

Yofuba Chinese Zulu

How images appear on your TV (aspect ratios of the screen)

TV set (Scraan mode)

4:3

Right and left edges are cutoff,

Letterbox (with black bands at top and

bottofnj

Full screen

15:9 (“FULL" mode) 15:9 C‘ZOOM" mode)

Full scieen

Screen borizontafly enlarged

TDp and bottom edges

are cirt off.

Top and bottom edges are cut off.

16:9 (“AUTO" mocie)

Full screen

FuH screen (with black bands at right and left)

Letterbox {with black bards at top and bottom]

•The Images which appear on the TV screen, and what each screen mode Is called, depend on the manutacturar of the TV set and type of TV set. Consult the Instruction maruial provided with your TV set

For your reterenoa:

•Le^rbox

Black bards are Inserted at the top and bottom of the screen to fill In the gaps where the size of the picture Is srnaller than the screen.

•Pan and acan

Part of the wlda-screen picture [either at both eldea or one side of the screen) la automaticelly eliminated so that the picture fills the

whote screen,

Screen horizontally enlarged (wllh black bands at top and

bottom)

FuN screen

Screen In which the picture at the far left and far right srtds onty

Ib extended horizontally [with bEack bands et top

and bottom)

(I) /Ч VCL

TVrtV s/ -

Using the remote control with

your TV set__________________

Preparations,

Enter the two digit code for your TV {refer to the tat>le) so it can be operated by ^e remote oontFol. There may be sorrre mod els where operation ]s not possible.

Press an{] hold the POWER button for the play

er end press the nurneric buttons.

Try the difierent codes for the manufacturer of your TV to find

-н

one that works If there are two or rnore listed.

Code Manufacturer Code Manufacturer [

01 PANASONIC 1 11 SHARP

СГо CD CD ■.

•• ■ ><

■i

' CD CD CD ;

Л :> 7 loj*:

r«> '.-.O^i

Ш^ЙтШ

ЩрЩ^т^-

'Numeric

butume

02 PANASONIC 2 12 03 PANASONIC 3 13 NEC 04 PANASONIC 4 14 SANYO 1 05 SONY 15 GOLC STAR 1

oe TOSHIBA 16 GOLD STAR 2

07 JVC OB HITACHI

09 MITSUBISHM 10 SUPRA STV2016

10 MITSUBISHI 2 1S SANYO 2

Note

eJhls operEUlon must be repeated when the batterfee are re

placed-

I Qperatlb^

To turn the TV On and off

PKIUPS

GOLD STAR SHIVAKI

Press Ш POWER ((b).

To Bwiteh the TV'e Input between TV агк1 VIDEO

Press IQTV/AV.

To ае^ОЕЛ channele

Press 03 Л (to increase channel) or V {to de crease channel),

To control the IVe volume

Press Щ VOL + (to increase volume) or - (to decrease volume).

ХМЙ|ЖЩ

Note

■Nol ah TV models and brands can be operated with the uni versal remote control supplied.

Troubleshooting

Before requesting ssAfice for №l3 player, check the chart befow for a. poseiUe cause cf the problem you ere experiencing. Some eimple cheeks or a rninor adjustment on your part may eliminate the problerr and restore proper operaticn. Jf you are in doubt about some of the cheek points, or ff the remedias indicated In the chart do not solve the problem, consult your dealer for instructions.

Mo power. Insert ths AC plug securely Into the AC outlet. The player Is automatically eet to the

standby rrtode.

•flay fails to start even when PLAY Is pressed.

•Play starte but than stops immedlatoly.

No picture.

•No sound.

• Distorted sourKi.

Picture is distorted during rapid

advance or rapid revarso.

№ key Operation {by the player anc^ or the remote centre)) Is effective.

Mo 4:3 (16:9) picture.

To conserve power, the player is autematicatty set to the standby mede atrer approx. 33 minutes have elapsed In the stop meda [Autc power-off function}. Turn the power back to ON.

•Condensation has formed: wart about 1 to 2 heurs for It to evaporate.

•This player cannot play discs other than DVDs^ Video CD and CD.

•The disc may be dirty and may require cleaning.

•Ensure that the dlec is installed with ths tabei of the side to be played facmg upwards.

•Ensure that the equipment Is connected properly.

■ Ertsure that the Input setting for the TV is Video.

•Ensure that the equipment is connected property.

•Eneure that ths input setUnge for the TV and stereo system are correct.

•Adjust the master volurne using the GUI screen tor player Information.

The picture will be somewhat distorted at times: thte fs normal.

•Some oporatlone may be prohibited by the disc.

•Press POWER (ib) to set the player to the standby mode and then back to ON. Altemath/ety, press POWER «!;)) to eet the player to ths standby mode, disconnect the AC cord and then reconnect It. [The player may net be operating property due to lightning, ^tlc eiectricity or some other extemal tactor.)

Ohooee lbs setup “6 TV Aspect' item matching the TV sei.

4 4e 14

6,9

$-12

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——

Mo on-ecreen display.

No opsratrons can be performed with

the remote control.

TV set cannot be operated by the remote control.

GUI screen not displayed or only partially displayed on the TV screen.

Ths “OfT setting is selected for “1 On*Screen Messages" in "4 On-Scraan Messages'": select hGn*.

•To conserve power, the player is automatically set to the standby mode after approx. 30 minutes have elapsed in the stop mode (Auto power-off function). Turn the power hack to ON.

•Check the batteries are instated with the correct polarities (+ and '■).

•The batteries are depleted: replace them wfto new ones.

•Point the remote control at tha rerrtote control sensor and operate.

•Operate Ihe remette control at a distance of not more than 7 m from the

remote control sensor.

•Hemeve the obstacles between the remote control and remote control

sensor.

Not all TV models and brands can )m operated wito ths universal remote control supplied.

Change the position cf the GUI screen using "2 Colour and Position" in “4 OnScreen Messages" of the Initial settings.

13 13 13 13

^9' ••

S'ft

Mo SLibIftles,

^Subtitles appear only with discs which contain them.

■Subtitles are cleared from the TV monitor. Display the aubtitles.

Altemativa aucQo soundtrack {or subtitle) languages fail to be select

ed.

■An alternative language is not selected with dfecs which do not contain mors than one language.

•In the case of some discs, the alternallve language cannot be selecled by operating the AUDIO or SUBTITLE button. Try eelecting It from the DVD menu tf one is available.

Angle cannot be changed. This funcllon is dependent cn software availability. Even If a disc has a

number of angles rsoorded, these angles may be recorded for specific scenes only (when “ANGLE" lights Up on the player's FL display).

Play does not start even vrhen title Is

Confirm, the "2 Ratings" setting. ^

selected. Audio soundtrack andr'cr subtitle

language is not the orte selected at

]f the audio soundtrack andror subirtlo language does not exist on the disc, the language selected at the Initial settings will not bo soervheard.

the Initial settings.

The menu is ctisplayed In French

The setup "3 Menus’ of "1 Disc Languages" is sot to Frertch: select English.

(example). NO sunourui eound. ■Choose the setting at "3 Speaker Setting" which matches your speaker

system.

•No surround sound is output when Ihe virtual surround effect Is aoUvatod (*VSS 1", “VSS 2", “Headphone VSS r or “Headphone VSS 2"). Select

“VSS OFF' or "Haai|)hgne VSS OFF.

The password for rating level hee been (orgottert.

Reset all the settings to Factory Preset

While the player le In the step mode, hold the player's SKIP (i^) button and the PAUSE button down simultaneously and then hold the OPEMfCLOSE button down for longer than 3 seconds (until '“Initialized' disappears from the TV mrytltor). All initial settings wili return to the default values. If you have eelected Tock Air in "2 Ratings", you must remove the DVD from the player before performing this operation. {See the note at the foot of page 30.)

—

No m^u play.

TM6 luncticn works only for Video COe with playback control. IS

J'-.! J. •!.. s

When an error or trouble le detected duing operation, a service number appears In the PL display. \i№en a sorvbco nurnber has appeared, check cut the details given below.

Service number

Hnn

D G efantfs

for a number.

Disc is dirty. wipe the disc clean. Trouble Is likely to have occurred. The

number follo'wing IH" depending on the status bf the player.

Player status

nemedy

Press POWER ((¡)) to eat Ihe player to the standby mode and then back to ON. Alternatively, press POWER (6) to set the player to the standby mode, disconnect the AC cord, and then reconnect it.

»If trie service number fails to bs cleared evert when remedial acticn Is taken, ask a service technidan to repair the player.

Disc handling

Handling pr«csiitlons

•Hold the disc by the edges so the surface will not be soiled with fingerprints, {ED

Fingerprints, dirt and scratc^s can cause skipping and dis

tortion.

■ Do nol write on the label side.

•Do not use record cleaning sprays, benzine, thinner, etadc

electricity prevention Elquide er any ether solvent.

■Be (ireful not to drop or bend the disc.

•Do not install more than 1 dlec on Ihe disc tray.

•Do not close the disc tray if the disc l6 nol installed property.

•Store the disc in its case when not in use.

If the surface Is soiled B

WipB gently with a soft, damp (water only) cloth. When wiping discs, always wipe from the centre toward the

cuter edge. Uf you wipe using a circular motion, circular scratches can oc cur, which will cause noise.)

If the disc is brought from a cold to a warm en vironment, moisture may form on the disc

Wipe with e soft, dry, llnl-free cloth before using the disc.

Improper disc storage

Vou can damage discs if you store them in the followlrtg places:

•Areas exposed to direct sunlight

•Humid or dusty areas

•Areas Jreetty exposed to a heat outlet or heating applienoe

Discs which cannot be played with this player

•DVD with Region No. other than '*4'" or "ALL"

• DVCH=lOM

• DVD-R/DVD-RAM

• CD-ROM

•VSD

•CDV

•CD-G

•CD-RW

•DVD-I-RW

•eVD

•SVCD

•Divx Video Disc

etc.

•Do not try to play Photo CD or CO-R.

(Data on the disc may be damaged.)

Maintenance

•5a euro to press POWER (cb) to sot the player to the stancOiy mode and disconnect the AC cord before cleaning the player.

•Wipe this player with a dry, soft cknh. It the Surfaces are extremely dirty, wipe dean with a cloth which has been dipped in a weah soap-and-waier solution and wrurtg out thoroughly, end then wipe again with a dry cloth.

•Never use alcohol, benzine, thinner, cleaning fluid or other

. chemicals. Do not use compreeaed air to remove dusL

Specifications

ÿi- . s* :. *A *. vjs‘ •. • “S’JTf ■ " V : ubv * *

i.i Power Y output level:

requlrernents: AC 220-240 V, 50 Hz

^ Power Pn output level: 0.7V[H>(75£1)

> consumption: 19 W (approx. 3,0 W when set to i

Signal eyetem: PAL 625/50, PAL 525/60, NTSC

Weight:

Dlmenaions: 430 (W)x2e8 (D)x94 (H) rrm

Operating temperature range;

the standby mode using either the power button or the remote Audio output: control unit) Output level: 2 Vrmsfl kHz,O(J0)

3,3 kg

(sMcluding protrusions)

-1-5 to H-as ‘C

Operating humidity range:

5 to 90 % RH (no oondeneatlon)

DiscB played:

(1) DVD*VIDEO disc

cm singls-elded, sln^s-layer

I2crn aingis-sidedr dual-layer

12cmdouble-5idBd, single-layer 6 cm single-sided, single-tayer 8 cm single-sided, dual-layer 3 cm doubie-sidsd, singia-laysr

(2) Compact dtec (CD-DA, VIDEO CD)

12 cm disc 8 cm disc

Video output:

Output level: 1 Vp-p (75 Cl) Output connector; Pin jack Number of oonnectors; 2 systems

S video output:

Y output ievel: 1 Vp-p (75 0) C output level; 0,300 Vp-p (75 0) Output connecter; S terminal Number of connectors; 1 system

Component video output:

1 Vp-p (76 Û)

Pb output lavsl;

Output connector:

Output connector: 5,lch mixed output (2ch); 1 system 5,1ch discrete output (5,1 ch):

0.7VPÌ3 (75 Q)

Pin jack (Y: green, Pa: blue, Рч:

Pin jack

1 system

Audio etgnal output characterletice:

Fre^ency response:

•DVD (linear audio); 2 hlz-r22 kH^ (48 kHz sampling) 2 Hz-44 kHz (98 kHz sampling)

•CD audio: 2 hlz-r20 kHz (ElAJ)

S/N ratio:

(2)

•CO audio: 115 dB (ElAJ)

Dynamic range:

(3)

•DVD (linear audio): 106 dB

♦CDautfio: ICO dB (ElAJ)

Total harrrtpnic distortion:

(4)

•CD audio; 0,002 % (ElAJ)

Digital audio output:

Optical digital output: Coaxial digital output:

PHONES jack:

Output oonnaclof:

Pickup: Vi/avs length: 665 nm

Laser power CLASS 2

Specifications are sutqact to change without notice. Weight and dimensions are appronmata.

Optical connector

PIniack

Stereo, 6-3 mm jack

Panasonic DVD-A360A User Manual

Specifications and Main Features

Frequently Asked Questions

User Manual

Safety information

CAUTION:

WARNING:

■ AC ^rd protection

■ Pteoement

■ Non-use periods

■ No fingers or other oblecte inside

■ Keep awsy from water and magnets,

V Stacking

Features

DVD Vid0O CD

Table of contents

Control reference guide

Basic connection

Note

Optional audio connections

For your refarenoa:

Note whon connocttng the optical digltet audio cable

Mote

For your reference:

Remote controi preparations

Basic play

Preparations

1 Praas POWER (6) to switch on the power.

Skipping chapters or tracks

Press SKIP(h4^, ►>!) during play.

Sliil picture (Pause)

Pr6ss PAUSE during play,

Rapid advance (Rapid reverse)

Slow-motion play [DVD/VI<leoCD]

) during play.

Turn the SEARCH diet ►►) during play.

Pr&as SLOW/SEARCH ►►) in the Still pic^ ture mode. (SaepageiS.)

Frame advance (Frame reverse)

Cancelling playback control

2 Tilt the |oystiQk(^,^-) to aelTCt the Item.

Examples of GUI screens

For your referortoet

Detailed descriptions of each GUI icon

Detall9d descriptions of each GUt icon

Not«

For your referer>oe:

Repeat play

Fress REPEAT MODE during play,

Td i^urn ID normal pJay

Note

To enjoy program repeat play

To return to program play

1 Press MARKER during play.

To return to normal play

Note

For your reference:

7 Press MARKER during pisy.

3 Tiitthe Joystick (A) to recall a marker.

Press CANCEL to clears marker.

For your reference:

Program play [vrd&o cd/cd]

1 Press PLAY MODE In the stop mode.

■To exit the screen

Press SELECT.

4 PrsssPLAV,

Aftsr pisyback

To return to normal play

Clearing the program

1 Press PLAY MODE twice In the stop inode.

•To exft the screen

After playback

1 Press AUDIO during play.

7 Press AUDIO during play-

2 Tilt the joystick (A, T, M, ►) to select ti>e

setting.

Changing subtitle language [dvd] Viewing from another angle [dvd]

1 Press SUBTITLE during play.

1 Press ANGLE during play.

2 TNt the Joystick {At T) to select the angle.

To olear/dlsplay tho subtitles