Rotel RDV-1080 User Manual

Owner’s manual Manuel de l’utilisateur
STANDBY
DISPLAY OFF
RDV-1080
DVD Audio/Video Player
Lecteur de DVD
DVD AUDIO/VIDEO PLAYER RDV-1080
LPCM
B.S.P.
TITLE
DVD
AUDIO
CHAP.
V.OFFPROGRESSIVE
VCDVD
STEP
MPEG
BONUS
RANDOM RROGRAM
INDEX
DOLBY
LCR
DIGITAL
LFE
DTS
LS S RS
MLP
REPEAT REMAIN ALL 1A-B EACH
44.1kHz/
88.2kHz/
DIGITAL DIRECT
48kHz
PROGRESSIVE
OPN/CLS
STOP PAUSE PLAY
175.4kHz/ 192kHz
96kHz
TRACK
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English
DANGER: Visible and invisible laser radiation when open and interlock failed or defeated. Avoid direct exposure to beam.
WARNING: There are no user serviceable parts inside. Refer all servicing to qualified service personnel.
WARNING: To reduce the risk of fire or electric shock, do not expose the unit to moisture or water. Do not allow foreign objects to get into the enclo­sure. If the unit is exposed to moisture, or a foreign object gets into the enclosure, immediately disconnect the power cord from the wall. Take the unit to a qualified service person for inspection and necessary repairs.
Read all the instructions before connecting or operating the component. Keep this manual so you can refer to these safety instructions.
Heed all warnings and safety information in these instructions and on the product itself. Follow all operating instructions.
Clean the enclosure only with a dry cloth or a vacuum cleaner. You must allow 10 cm or 4 inches of unobstructed clearance around the
unit. Do not place the unit on a bed, sofa, rug, or similar surface that could block the ventilation openings. If the unit is placed in a bookcase or cabi­net, there must be ventilation of the cabinet to allow proper cooling.
Keep the component away from radiators, heat registers, stoves, or any other appliance that produces heat.
The unit must be connected to a power supply only of the type and voltage specified on the rear panel. (AC 110-240 V, 50/60 Hz)
Connect the component to the power outlet only with the supplied power supply cable or an exact equivalent. Do not modify the supplied cable. Do not defeat grounding and/or polarization provisions. The cable should be connected to a 2-pin polarized wall outlet, matching the wide blade of the plug to the wide slot of the receptacle. Do not use extension cords.
Do not route the power cord where it will be crushed, pinched, bent, ex­posed to heat, or damaged in any way. Pay particular attention to the power cord at the plug and where it exits the back of the unit.
The power cord should be unplugged from the wall outlet if the unit is to be left unused for a long period of time.
Immediately stop using the component and have it inspected and/or ser­viced by a qualified service agency if:
• The power supply cord or plug has been damaged.
• Objects have fallen or liquid has been spilled into the unit.
• The unit has been exposed to rain.
• The unit shows signs of improper operation
• The unit has been dropped or damaged in any way
Français
Explication des symboles graphiques
L’éclair dans un triangle équilatéral indique la présence interne de tensions électriques élevées susceptibles de présenter des risques graves d’électrocution.
ATTENTION: POUR RÉDUIRE LE RISQUE D’ÉLECTROCUTION, NE PAS RETIRER LE CAPOT. IL N’Y A À L’INTÉRIEUR AUCUNE PIÈCE SUSCEPTIBLE D’ ÊTRE MODIFIÉE PAR L’UTILISATEUR. EN CAS DE PROBLÈME, ADRESSEZ-VOUS À UN RÉPARATEUR AGRÉÉ.
Le point d’exclamation dans un triangle équilatéral indique à l’utilisateur la présence de conseils et d’informations importantes dans le manuel d’utilisation accompagnant l’appareil. Leur lecture est impérative.
ATTENTION: Il n’y a à l’intérieur aucune pièce susceptible d’être modifiée par l’utilisateur. Adressez-vous impérativement à une personne qualifiée.
ATTENTION: Prenez garde à ce qu’aucun objet ou liquide ne tombe à l’intérieur de l’appareil par ses orifices de ventila­tion. Si l’appareil est exposé à l’humidité ou si un objet tombe à l’intérieur, couper immédiatement l’alimentation secteur de tous les appareils. Débrancher l’appareil des autres maillons, et adressez-vous immédiatement et uniquement à une personne qualifiée et agréée.
Tous les conseils de sécurité et d’installation doivent être lus avant de faire fonctionner l’appareil. Conservez soigneusement ce livret — Vous devez pouvoir le consulter à nouveau pour de futures références.
Tous les conseils de sécurité doivent être soigneusement respectés. Suivez les instructions — Respectez les procédures d’installation et de fonctionnement indiquées dans ce manuel.
L’appareil doit être nettoyé uniquement avec un chiffon sec ou un aspirateur. Pour éviter tout risque de surchauffe ou de dysfonctionnement, laissez un
espace d’au moins 10 cm tout autour du coffret. Ne placez pas l’appareil sur une surface souple (canapé, coussin, etc.). Si l’appareil est installé dans un meuble, veillez à ce que son refroidissement naturel soit bien préservé.
Cet appareil doit être placé loin de toute source de chaleur, tels que radiateurs, chaudières, bouches de chaleur ou d’autres appareils (y compris amplificateurs de puissance) produisant de la chaleur.
Cet appareil doit être branché sur une prise d’alimentation secteur, d’une tension et d’un type conformes à ceux qui sont indiqués sur la face arrière de l’appareil (CA 110-240 volts, 50-60 Hz)
Brancher l’appareil uniquement grâce au cordon secteur fourni, ou à un modèle équivalent. Ne pas tenter de modifier ou changer la prise. Notamment, ne pas tenter de supprimer la prise de terre si celle-ci est présente. Ne pas utiliser de cordon rallonge.
Prendre garde à ce que ce cordon d’alimentation ne soit pas pincé, écrasé ou détérioré sur tout son trajet, à ce qu’il ne soit pas mis en contact avec une source de chaleur. Vérifier soigneusement la bonne qualité des con­tacts, à l’arrière de l’appareil comme dans la prise murale.
Si l’appareil ne doit pas être utilisé pendant une longue période, la prise secteur sera débranchée.
L’appareil doit être immédiatement éteint, débranché puis retourné au ser­vice après-vente agréé dans les cas suivants:
• Le câble secteur ou sa prise ont été endommagés.
• Un objet est tombé, ou du liquide a coulé à l’intérieur de l’appareil.
• L’appareil a été exposé à la pluie.
• L’appareil ne fonctionne pas normalement, ou ses performances sont anormalement limitées.
• L’appareil est tombé, ou le coffret est endommagé.
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1: Controls and Connections
Commandes et branchements
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STANDBY
DISPLAY OFF
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DVD
AUDIO
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DVD AUDIO/VIDEO PLAYER RDV-1080
LPCM
TITLE GROUP TRACK
CHAP.
B.S.P.
STEP
MPEG
BONUS
INDEX
DOLBY DIGITAL DTS MLP
VCDVD
LCR
LFE
LS S RS
V.OFF PROGRESSIVE RANDOM RROGRAM
REPEAT REMAIN ALL 1A-B EACH
44.1kHz/
DIGITAL DIRECT
PROGRESSIVE
OPN/CLS
STOP PAUSE PLAY
10
88.2kHz/
48kHz
96kHz
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TRACK
175.4kHz/ 192kHz
4A 4B 4C 4D 4E 4F 4G 4H
LPCM
TITLE
CHAP.
GROUP TRACK
STEP
INDEX
MPEG DOLBY DIGITAL DTS MLP
B.S.P.
VCDVD
BONUS
LCR
LFE
LS S RS
V.OFF PROGRESSIVE RANDOM RROGRAM
REPEAT REMAIN
ALL 1A-B EACH
ANALOG
OUT
DIGITAL
OUT
4J4I
REARFRONT
LEFT
RIGHT
WARNING:
CENTER
WOOFER
COAXIALOPTICAL
SHOCK HAZARD – DO NOT OPEN
PRODUCT COMPLIES WITH DHHS RULES 21CFR SUBCHAPTER J IN EFFECT AT DATE OF MANUFACTURE.
SUB
COMPOSITECOMPOSITE S-VIDEO
AVIS:
RISQUE DE CHOC ELECTRIQUE–NE PAS OUVRIR
CLASS 1 LASER PRODUCT
YYBY
COMPONENT
VIDEO OUT
DVD PLAYER
MODEL NO. RDV-1080
POWER CONSUMPTION: 20W
RDV-1080
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Manufactured under license from Dolby Laboratories. "Dolby", "MLP Lossless", and the double-D symbol are trademarks of Dolby Laboratories. Confindential unpublished works. Copyrights 1992 - 1998 Dolby Laboratories. All rights reserved.
Apparatus Claims of U.S. Patent Nos.
4.631,603, 4,577,216, 4,819,098, and 4,907,093 licensed for limited viewing uses only.
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EXT REM
THIS DEVICE COMPLIES WITH PART 15 OF THE FCC RULES. OPERATION IS SUBJECT TO THE FOLLOWING TWO CONDITIONS: (1) THIS DEVICE MAY NOT CAUSE HARMFUL INTERFERENCE, AND (2) THIS DEVICE MUST ACCEPT ANY INTERFERENCE RECEIVED, INCLUDING INTERFERENCE THAT MAY CAUSE UNDESIRED OPERATION.
22 BEIJING/NOBLEX 23 JVC (ONWA)
JVC (ONWA) JVC (ONWA)
24 25 26 THOMSON 27 FERGUSON 28 ITT 29 MIVAR 30 FINLUX 31 NOKIA 32 FUNAI 33 SAMSUNG 34 SAMSUNG/PEONY/CHANGHONG 35 SAMSUNG 36 AIWA 37 DAEWOO 38 JINXING/PEONY 39 PEONY 40 KONKA 41 TCL
01 JVC 02 PHILIPS/CCE/MAGNAVOX 03 MITSUBISHI 04 PANSONIC 05 RCA 06 SHARP 07 SONY 08 TOSHIBA 09 ZENITH 10 PHILCO/HITACHI 11 PANASONIC 12 SAMSUNG 13 SANYO/SEARS 14 TOSHIBA 15 GRADIENTE 16 SANYO 17 PHILCO/DAEWOO 18 GOLDSTAR 19 GRUNDIG 20 NEC/GRADIENTE 21 PHILCO
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2: RR-DV93 Remote Control
Télécommande RR-DV93
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C
D
E U
F
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RR-DV93
TV
PROG
OPN/
SCAN
CLS
ANGLE SUBTTLE AUDIO
TOP MENU MENU VSS
ONSCREEN
VOL +
CH - CH +
VOL
CLEAR STROBE
SLOW
TV
POWER
-
MUTE
DIGEST
POWER
TV/VIDEO
CANCEL
RESUME
RETURN
TH POS
ZOOM
SELECT
DVD
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3: TV Codes
Codes TV
DVD
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4: Connections
Branchements
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ANALOG
OUT
DIGITAL
OUT
LEFT
RIGHT
REARFRONT
CENTER
SUB
WOOFER
COAXIALOPTICAL
COAXIALOPTICAL
COMPOSITECOMPOSITE S-VIDEO
RLRL
YCBC
COMPONENT
SUB
CENTERREARFRONT
WOOFER
VIDEO OUT
DVD PLAYER
MODEL NO. RDV-1080
POWER CONSUMPTION: 20W
RDV-1080
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EXT REM
IN
PALNTSC
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COMPOSITE
OUT
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S-VIDEO
YCRC
B
COMPONENT VIDEO
ANALOG AUDIO INPUTDIGITAL INPUT VIDEO INPUT
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5: Parental Lock Country Codes • Codes des pays pour la protection parentale
AD Andorra Andorre AE United Arab Emirates États Arabes Unis AF Afghanistan Afghanistan AG Antigua/Barbuda Antigue/Barbades AI Anguilla Anguille AL Albania Albanie AM Armenia Arménie AN Netherlands Antilles Antilles néerlandaises AO Angola Angola AQ Antarctica Antarctique AR Argentina Argentine AS American Samoa Samoa américaines AT Austria Autriche AU Australia Australie AW Aruba Aruba AZ Azerbaijan Azerbaïdjan BA Bosnia/Her zegovina Bosnie Her zégovine BB Barbados Barbades BD Bangladesh Bangladesh BE Belgium Belgique BF Burkina Faso Burkina Faso BG Bulgaria Bulgarie BH Bahrain Bahrein BI Burundi Burundi BJ Benin Benin BM Bermuda Bermudes BN Brunei Darussalam Brunei Darussalam BO Bolivia Bolivie BR Brazil Brésil BS Bahamas Bahamas BT Bhutan Bhutan BV Bouvet Is. Ile Bouvet BW Botswana Botswana BY Belarus Biélorussie BZ Belize Belize CA Canada Canada CC Cocos Is. Iles Coco (Keeling) CF Central African Republic République Centrafricaine CG Congo Congo CH Switzerland Suisse CI Côte d’Ivoire Côte d’Ivoire CK Cook Is. Iles Cook CL Chile Chili
CM Cameroon Cameroun CN China Chine CO Colombia Colombie CR Costa Rica Costa Rica CU Cuba Cuba CV Cape Verde Cap Ve rt CX Christmas Is. Ile Christmas CY Cyprus Chypre CZ Czech Republic République Tchèque DE Germany Allemagne DJ Djibouti Djibouti DK Denmark Danemark DM Dominica Dominique DO Dominican Republic République Dominicaine DZ Algeria Algérie EC Ecuador Équateur EE Estonia Estonie EG Egypt Égypte EH Western Sahara Sahara Ouest ER Eritrea Er ytrée ES Spain Espagne ET Ethiopia Éthiopie FI Finland Finlande FJ Fiji Iles Fidji FK Falkland Is. Iles Falkland FM Micronesia Micronésie FO Faroe Is. Iles Faroe FR France France FX France, Metropolitan France, métropole GA Gabon Gabon GB United Kingdom Royaume-Uni GD Grenada Grenade GE Georgia Géorgie GF French Guiana Guyane française GH Ghana Ghana GI Gibraltar Gibraltar GL Greenland Groenland GM Gambia Gambie GN Guinea Guinée GP Guadeloupe Guadeloupe GQ Equatorial Guinea Guinée Équatoriale GR Greece Grèce GS So. Georgia/Sandwich Is. Géorgie du Sud/îles Sandwich
GT Guatemala Guatemala GU Guam Guam GW Guinea Bissau Guinée Bissau GY Guyana Guyane HK Hong Kong Hong Kong HM Heard/McDonald Is. Iles Heard/McDonald HN Honduras Honduras HR Croatia Croatie HT Haiti Haïti HU Hungary Hongrie ID Indonesia Indonésie IE Ireland Irlande IL Israel Israël IN India Inde IO British Indian Ocean Terr. Territoire océanique indien britannique IQ Iraq Irak IR Iran Iran IS Iceland Islande IT Italy Italie JM Jamaica Jamaïque JO Jordan Jordanie JP Japan Japon KE Kenya Kenya KG Kyrgyzstan Kyrgystan KH Cambodia Cambodge KI Kiribati Kiribati KM Comoros Comores KN Saint Kitts/Nevis Saint Kitts/Nevis KP Korea, Dem. République démocratique de Corée KR Korea République de Corée (sud) KW Kuwait Koweït KY Cayman Is. Iles Caïman KZ Kazakhstan Kazakhstan LA Laos République démocratique populaire du Laos LB Lebanon Liban LC Saint Lucia Sainte Lucie LI Liechtenstein Liechtenstein LK Sri Lanka Sri Lanka LR Liberia Liberia LS Lesotho Lesotho LT Lithuania Lithuanie LU Luxembourg Luxembourg LV Latvia Lettonie
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LY Libya Libye MA Morocco Maroc MC Monaco Monaco MD Moldova République Moldave MG Madagascar Madagascar MH Marshall Is. Iles Marshall ML Mali Mali MM Myanmar Myanmar (ex-Birmanie) MN Mongolia Mongolie MO Macau Macao MP Northern Mariana Is. Iles Marianne du Nord MQ Martinique Martinique MR Mauritania Mauritanie MS Montserrat Montserrat MT Malta Malte MU Mauritius Ile Maurice MV Maldives Iles Maldives MW Malawi Malawi MX Mexico Mexique MY Malaysia Malaisie MZ Mozambique Mozambique NA Namibia Namibie NC New Caledonia Nouvelle Calédonie NE Niger Niger NF Norfolk Is. Ile Norfolk NG Nigeria Nigeria NI Nicaragua Nicaragua NL Netherlands Hollande NO Norway Norvège NP Nepal Népal NR Nauru Ile Nauru NU Niue Ile Niue NZ New Zealand Nouvelle Zélande OM Oman Oman PA Panama Panama PE Peru Pérou PF French Polynesia Polynésie française PG Papua New Guinea Papouasie Nouvelle Guinée PH Philippines Philippines PK Pakistan Pakistan PL Poland Pologne PM Saint Pierre/Miquelon Saint Pierre/Miquelon PN Pitcairn Pitcairn
PR Puerto Rico Porto Rico PT Portugal Portugal PW Palau Iles Palau PY Paraguay Paraguay QA Qatar Quatar RE Runion Ile de la Réunion RO Romania Roumanie RU Russian Federation Russie RW Rwanda Rwanda SA Saudi Arabia Arabie Saoudite SB Solomon Is. Iles Solomon SC Seychelles Seychelles SD Sudan Soudan SE Sweden Suède SG Singapore Singapour SH Saint Helena Saint Hélène SI Slovenia Slovénie SJ Svalbard/Jan Mayen Archipel Svalbart/Jan Mayen SK Slovakia Slovaquie SL Sierra Leone Sierra Leone SM San Marino Saint Marin SN Senegal Sénégal SO Somalia Somalie SR Suriname Surinam ST Sao Tome/Principe Iles Sao Tome/Principe SV El Salvador Salvador SY Syria Syrie SZ Swaziland Swaziland TC Turks/Caicos Is. Iles Turks/Caicos TD Chad Tchad TF Fr ench Southern Terr. Territoires français du Sud TG Togo Togo TH Thailand Thaïlande TJ Tajikistan Tadjikistan TK Tokelau Ile Tokelau TM Turkmenistan Turkménistan TN Tunisia Tunisie TO Tonga Tonga TP East Timor Timor Est TR Turkey Turquie TT Trinidad/obago Trinidad/Tobago TV Tuvalu Tuvalu TW Taiwan Taïwan (Chine)
TZ Tanzania Tanzanie UA Ukraine Ukraine UG Uganda Ouganda UM US Outlying Is. États Unis des îles Minor Outlying US United States États Unis d’Amérique UY Uruguay Uruguay UZ Uzbekistan Ouzbékistan VA Vatican État du Vatican VC Saint Vincent/Grenadines Iles Saint Vincent/Grenadines VE Venezuela Venezuela VG Virgin Is. (British) Iles Vierges (britanniques) VI Virgin Is. (U.S.) Iles Vierges (américaines) VN Vietnam Vietnam VU Vanuatu Iles Vanuatu WF Wallis/Futuna Is. Iles Wallis/Futuna WS Samoa Samoa YE Yemen Yémen YT Mayotte Mayotte YU Yugoslavia Yougoslavie ZA South Africa Afrique du Sud ZM Zambia Zambie ZR Zaire Zaïre ZW Zimbabwe Zimbabwe
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6: Language Codes
Codes des langues et leurs abréviations
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AA Afar Afar AB Abkhazian Abkhazian AF Afrikaans Afrikaner AM Ameharic Ameharic AR Arabic Arabe AS Assamese Assamese AY Aymara Aymara AZ Azerbaijani Azerbaïdjanais BA Bashkir Bashkir BE Byelorussian Biélorusse BG Bulgarian Bulgare BH Bihari Bihari BI Bislama Bislama BN Bengali/Bangla Bengali BO Tibetan Tibétain BR Breton Breton CA Catalan Catalan CO Corsican Corse CS Czech Tchèque CY Welsh Gallois DA Danish Danois DZ Bhutani Buthan EL Greek Grec EO Esperanto Espéranto ET Estonian Estonien EU Basque Basque FA Persian Persan FI Finnish Finnois FJ Fiji Fidjien FO Faroese Faroe FY Frisian Frison GA Irish Irlandais GD Scots Gaelic Gaélique GL Galician Galicien GN Guarani Guarani GU Gujarati Gujarati HA Hausa Hausa HI Hindi Hindi HR Croatian Croate HU Hungarian Hongrois HY Armenian Arménien IA Interlingua Interligua IE Interlingue Interligue IK Inupiak Inupiak
IN Indonesian Indonésien IS Icelandic Islandais IW Hebrew Hébreu JI Yiddish Yiddish JW Javanese Javanais KA Georgian Géorgien KK Kazakh Kazakh KL Greenlandic Groenlandais KM Cambodian Cambodgien KN Kannada Canadien KO Korean (KOR) Coréen KS Kashmiri Kashmir KU Kurdish Kurde KY Kirghiz Kirghiz LA Latin Italien LN Lingala Lingala LO Laothian Laotien LT Lithuanian Lituanien LV Latvian, Lettish Lettonien MG Malagasy Malgache MI Maori Maori MK Macedonian Macédonien ML Malayalam Malayalam MN Mongolian Mongol MO Moldavian Moldave MR Marathi Marathi MS Malay (MAY) Malais MT Maltese Maltais MY Burmese Birman NA Nauru Nauru NE Nepali Népalais NL Dutch Hollandais NO Norwegian Norvégien OC Occitan Occitan OM (Afan) Oromo Oromo OR Oriya Oriya PA Panjabi Panjabe PL Polish Polonais PS Pashto, Pushto Pushto PT Portuguese Portugais QU Quechua Quechua RM Rhaeto-Romance Roman RN Kirundi Kirundi RO Rumanian Roumain
RU Russian Russe RW Kinyarwanda Rwandais SA Sanskrit Sanscrit SD Sindhi Sindhi SG Sangho Sangho SH Serbo-Croatian Serbo-croate SI Singhalese Cingalais SK Slovak Slovaque SL Slovenian Slovénais SM Samoan Samoan SN Shona Shona SO Somali Somalien SQ Albanian Albanais SR Serbian Serbe SS Siswati Siswati ST Sesotho Sesotho SU Sundanese Soudanais SV Swedish Suédois SW Swahili Swahili TA Tamil Tamil TE Telugu Telugu TG Tajik Tadjik TH Thai Thaï TI Tigrinya Tigrinya TK Turkmen Turkmène TL Tagalog Tagalog TN Setswana Setswanien TO T onga Tonga TR T urkish Turc TS Tsonga Tsonga TT Tatar Tatar TW Tw i Twi UK Ukrainian Ukrainien UR Urdu Urdu UZ Uzbek Uzbek VI Vietnamese Vietnamien VO Volapuk Volapük WO Wolof Wolof XH Xhosa Xhosa YO Yoruba Yoriba ZU Zulu Zoulou
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English
Contents
About Rotel .........................................12
Getting Started .................................... 12
Audio Features................................................. 12
Video Features .................................................12
Other Features................................................. 12
Supplied Accessories......................................... 12
A Few Precautions............................................ 12
Placement ....................................................... 12
About Discs .......................................... 12
Disc Formats .................................................... 12
DVD Region Codes .................................... 13
Disc Structure .................................................. 13
Digital Audio Formats ...................................... 13
Remote Control ....................................13
Remote Sensor .......................................... 13
Remote Control Batteries ................................. 13
TV/DVD Switch .......................................... 13
DVD Functions ................................................. 13
Setting the TV code ............... 14
TV Functions ......................... 14
On-Screen Displays ..............................14
Opening Screens .............................................. 14
Display Screens
ON SCREEN Button .................................... 14
Using On-Screen Displays CURSOR Buttons ENTER Button
NUMERIC Buttons ...................................... 14
Screen Saver.................................................... 14
On-Screen Icons ............................................... 15
Back-Panel Connections ........................15
Analog Audio Outputs ............................... 15
Digital Outputs .......................................... 15
Video Outputs ........................................... 15
NTSC/PAL Switch ....................................... 15
EXT REM IN/OUT Connectors ..................... 15
AC Power Input ......................................... 16
Basic Operation ....................................16
STANDBY Switch DVD POWER Switch
Standby LED ............................................. 16
Front-Panel Display
DISPLAY OFF Button .................................. 16
Audio LED Indicators .......................... 16
Disc Drawer
OPN/CLOSE Button ............................. 16
Playing a Disc
PLAY/SELECT Buttons .......................... 16
Stopping a Disc
STOP/CLEAR Buttons .......................... 16
Resuming Play
RESUME Button ......................................... 16
Pausing Play/Still Frame
PAUSE/STROBE Buttons ...................... 17
Finding a selection Fast forward/reverse
TRACK Buttons ................................... 17
Variable Speed Play
SHUTTLE Knob .......................................... 17
Advanced Features ............................... 17
Setting Scan Mode (NTSC only) PROG SCAN Button
PROGRESSIVE LED ..................................... 17
Zoom In/Out
ZOOM Button ............................................ 18
Selecting a Scene Angle
ANGLE Button ........................................... 18
Selecting Alternate Languages
AUDIO Button ........................................... 18
Selecting Subtitles
SUBTITLE Button ....................................... 19
Adjusting the Picture
TH POSITION Button .................................. 19
Virtual Surround Sound
VSS Button ................................................ 19
Playing Specific Selections .................... 19
Find a Scene from a DVD Menu TOP MENU Button
MENU Button ............................................ 20
Find a Scene from a Video CD/SVCD Menu
RETURN Button ......................................... 20
Entering a Scene Number NUMERIC Buttons
+10 Button ............................................... 20
Find a Scene from a DVD Digest
DIGEST Button .......................................... 21
Find a Scene using the On-Screen Display
ON-SCREEN Button .................................... 21
Find a Location on the Disc
with Time Search ............................................. 21
Play the Bonus Group on a DVD Audio Disc ...... 22
Selecting Still Pictures on a DVD Audio Disc
PAGE Button ............................................. 22
More Playback Features ....................... 22
Play in Random Order
RANDOM Play.................................................. 22
Play in Desired Order
PROGRAM Play ................................................ 22
Repeat Tracks
REPEAT Play..................................................... 23
Repeat From Point A to Point B
A-B REPEAT Play .............................................. 23
Changing the Time Display............................... 24
Setting Preferences ..............................24
How to Set Preferences .................................... 24
Preferred Language
for Menus, Audio, and Subtitles........................ 24
On-Screen Display Language............................ 24
ON SCREEN GUIDE Setting................................ 24
TV Monitor Type............................................... 25
PROGRESSIVE SCAN Mode ................................ 25
DIGITAL AUDIO OUTPUT Mode ......................... 25
DOWN MIX Mode ............................................. 26
COMPRESSION Setting...................................... 26
DTS BASS MANAGEMENT Setting ...................... 26
AUTO STANDBY Setting .................................... 26
SCREEN SAVER Setting...................................... 27
SPEAKER Settings .............................................27
EXPERT SPEAKER Settings................................. 27
Test Tone ......................................................... 28
Parental Lock .......................................28
Setting the Parental Lock ................................. 28
To Change Parental Lock Settings ..................... 28
Playback with Parental Lock ............................ 29
Troubleshooting ....................................29
Specifications .......................................29
General ........................................................... 29
Other............................................................... 29
Video output .................................................... 29
Audio output.................................................... 29
Audio characteristics ........................................ 29
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About Rotel

A family whose passionate interest in music led them to manufacture high fidelity compo­nents of uncompromising quality founded Rotel 40 years ago. Through the years that passion has remained undiminished and the family goal of providing exceptional value for audiophiles and music lovers regardless of their budget, is shared by all Rotel employees.
The engineers work as a close team, listen­ing to, and fine tuning each new product until it reaches their exacting musical standards. They are free to choose components from around the world in order to make that prod­uct the best they can. You are likely to find capacitors from the United Kingdom and Germany, semi conductors from Japan or the United States, while toroidal power transformers are manufactured in Rotel’s own factory.
Rotel’s reputation for excellence has been earned through hundreds of good reviews and awards from the most respected reviewers in the industry, who listen to music every day. Their comments keep the company true to its goal - the pursuit of equipment that is musi­cal, reliable and affordable.
All of us at Rotel, thank you for buying this product and hope it will bring you many years of enjoyment.

Getting Started

Thank you for purchasing the Rotel RDV-1080 DVD Audio/Video Player. With its precision transport, comprehensive digital processing, and Rotel’s Balanced Design, the RDV-1080 ensures the highest level of audio performance. When used in a high-quality audio system, your DVD player will provide years of enjoyment.
The RDV-1080 is a multipurpose player equipped to handle video and audio discs in a wide range of formats including DVD Au­dio, DVD Video, Audio CD, Video CD, and SVCD.
Video supports 2 channels at sample rates of 48 and 96 kHz and sample sizes of 16, 20, or 24 bits. Audio CD/Video CD is lim­ited to 2 channels, 44.1 kHz at 16 bits.
• Supports the following digital audio formats: Dolby Digital DTS® (Digital Theater Systems) MPEG multichannel
®
MLP Linear PCM
VSS (Virtual Surround Sound)
round sound with the conventional 2-chan­nel (stereo) audio system.
• Audio Outputs include multichannel (5.1) analog audio outputs and PCM/Bitstream digital audio outputs.
®
(Meridian Lossless Packing)
simulates sur-

Video Features

• Compatible with NTSC and PAL video hardware (rear-panel selector) plus stan­dard and wide-screen aspect ratios.
• Special playback functions such as Frame­by-frame, Zoom, and variable slow-motion and high-speed play.
DVD Video features include Multi-angle, Multi-language subtitles, and Multi-language audio.

Other Features

• User-friendly On-Screen Displays in multiple languages.
• Full-featured remote control also operates your TV.
• Parental lock.

Supplied Accessories

• Audio/video cable (1)
• Audio cables ( 2)
• S-video cable (1)
• Remote Control Unit (1)
• R03(LR03)/AAA batteries (2)
• Instruction manual (1)
• AC Power Cord (1)
Save the RDV-1080 shipping carton and all enclosed packing material for future use. Ship­ping or moving the RDV-1080 in anything other than the original packing material may result in damage that is not covered by the warranty.

Placement

Use common sense when placing the RDV-1080 in a cabinet or when stacking other equipment. Make sure that the shelf or cabi­net can support its weight. Do not stack heavy components on top of the RDV-1080. Avoid placing the unit where it may be subject to excessive heat such as on top of a large power amplifier or near a heat register. For best per­formance, avoid placing the unit where it may be subject to vibration, such as near a speaker.

About Discs

This section covers basic information on the types of discs that can be played in the RDV-1080.

Disc Formats

The RDV-1080 can play several different types of disc formats. Each of these formats has its own characteristics including digital sampling rate, disc structure, etc. The RDV-1080 auto­matically detects the type of disc and activates the proper playback parameters.
Look for the standard logo on the packaging for each of the following types of disc the RDV-1080 can play:
DVD Video
DVD Audio
Video CD

Audio Features

• Supported audio formats include sampling frequencies up to 192 kHz, linear PCM encoding, up to 24-bit resolution, and MLP. DVD Audio supports up to 6 channels at sample rates of 48, 96, or 192 kHz and sample sizes of 16, 20, or 24 bits. DVD

A Few Precautions

Please read this manual carefully. In addition to installation and operating instructions, it will help you get optimum performance from your new DVD player. Please contact your autho­rized Rotel retailer for answers to any ques­tions you might have. In addition, all of us at Rotel welcome your questions and comments.
SVCD
Audio CD
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The RDV-1080 cannot play these disc formats: DVD-ROM, DVD-RAM, DVD-R, DVD-RW, CD-ROM, PHOTO CD, CD-R, or CD-RW. The unit can only play the audio content on CD-EXTRA, CD-G, and CD-TEXT discs.
When a disc is inserted in the RDV-1080, an Opening Screen appears on the TV indicat­ing the type of disc. The disc type also appears in the front-panel display.

DVD Region Codes

DVD Video discs are encoded with region codes which also appear on the packaging:
ALL
A disc can only be played if its region code matches the code printed on the back-panel of the RDV-1080.
The RDV-1080 can play discs encoded in ei­ther the NTSC or PAL video formats, output­ting the correct video signal as set by the back­panel NTSC/PAL switch.
2
2
52
534
321 654

Disc Structure

Each type of disc has its own organization, allowing you to locate various portions of the program recorded on the disc. Depending on
Titles
Chapters
Title
Titles,
and
. For
num-
the type of disc, these may be called
or
Groups, Chapters,
DVD Video:
Title 1 Title 2
Chapter 1 Chapter 2 Chapter 1 Chapter 2
A DVD Video disc is comprised of each title may be divided into example, a DVD Video disc may contains several movies, each with its own ber, and each movie may be divided into
Chapters
several each song usually has its own title number and does not have
DVD Audio:
Group 1
Track 1 Track 2 Track 3 Track 1 Track 2
Tracks:
. In a DVD Video karaoke disc,
Chapters
.
Group 2
A DVD Audio disc contains group divided into discs also contain a be played back by entering a password.
Most DVD Audio discs include other informa­tion in addition to audio, such as still pictures, movies and text.
Audio CD:
Track 1 Track 2 Track 3
An Audio CD, Video CD or SVCD simply
Tracks
contains
.
Groups
Tracks
. Some DVD Audio
Bonus Group
, and each
that can only
Key Number

Digital Audio Formats

DVD and CD discs can be encoded with sev­eral different digital audio formats. Generally, the type of digital audio encoding is indicated on the disc packaging.
Dolby Digital. A 6-channel digital sur-
round sound format (called 5.1 channel) for playing Dolby Digital encoded disks.
DTS (Digital Theater Systems). An-
other 5.1 channel digital surround format similar to Dolby Digital, but with wider dynamic range and separation resulting from a lower compression ratio.
MPEG multichannel. Another digital
surround format for playing 5.1 channel audio plus a 7.1 channel format rarely used in home systems.
MLP (Meridian Lossless Packing). A
high quality digital format for DVD Audio with the compression ratio of about 2:1 supporting a 192kHz sampling rate and 24-bit resolution, allowing the PCM signal to be recreated without loss.
LPCM (Linear PCM). Uncompressed digi-
tal audio, the format used on CDs and most studio masters.
The RDV-1080 automatically detects the type of digital audio signal encoded on the disc and activates the proper processing circuitry. An indicator in the front-panel display illumi­nates to show the type of digital audio.

Remote Control

The RDV-1080 includes an RR-DV93 remote control that operates many of the controls of the RDV-1080. In addition, the remote oper­ates basic features of many TV sets.

Remote Sensor

The remote sensor receives infrared signals from the remote control. Do not cover or block the sensor. It must be unobstructed or the re­mote control will not work properly.
The operation of the remote sensor can also be affected if it is exposed to bright sunlight or certain types of lighting (such as halogen lights) that emit infrared light. In addition re­mote control functions may not work reliably if the batteries in the RR-DV93 are weak.
NOTE
: To use the remote, aim it at the remote
sensor on the front-panel of the RDV-1080.

Remote Control Batteries

Two R03(LR03)/AAA size batteries (supplied) must be installed before the remote control can be used. Remove the cover on the back of the RR-DV93. Install the batteries as shown in the illustration in the battery well, then replace the cover. When the batteries become weak, the remote control won’t operate the RDV-1080 consistently. Installing fresh batteries should eliminate the problem.
NOTE
: Remove the batteries from the remote
if it will not be used for a long period of time. Do not leave run down batteries in the re­mote control; they can leak corrosive chemi­cals which will damage the unit.

TV/DVD Switch

The RR-DV93 remote can operate both the RDV-1080 and your TV set. Slide the TV/DVD switch to the left to activate the TV functions and to the right to activate the DVD functions.

DVD Functions

When the TV/DVD switch is in the DVD posi­tion, the RR-DV93 duplicates the functions of the RDV-1080 front-panel plus additional func­tions not available on the front-panel. When a function is available on both the front-panel and the remote, a number (referring to the front­panel illustration) and a letter (referring to the remote illustration) are shown in the instruc-
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tions. When only one identifier appears, that control is available only on the front-panel or the remote, but not both.
The DVD functions available on the remote are detailed in the sections of this manual describing operation of the RDV-1080.

Setting the TV code

To use the RR-DV93 with your TV, you need to program the command set for your TV by entering a 2-digit code from the list in Figure
3. This need only be done once.
Find your TV brand in the code list and note the 2-digit code(s):
1. Press and hold the TV/VIDEO button keeping it pressed during Steps 2 and 3 below.
2. Enter the 2-digit code using the NUMERIC keypad press 0, then 1.
3. Press the STOP selected code.
4. Release the TV/VIDEO button and test the new code by pressing the TV POWER button have programmed the correct code.
5. If the programmed code does not turn the TV on or off, try a different code for the brand of TV.
. For example, to enter code 01,
button to store the
. If the TV turns on and off, you

TV Functions

This section gives an overview of the types of On-Screen Displays which may appear and a general guide to using them.
NOTE
: The default language for all RDV-1080
On-Screen Displays can be changed. See the Setting Preferences section of this manual.

Opening Screens

When the RDV-1080 is turned on, an Open­ing Screen display generally appears on your TV. For example, if no disc is inserted in the player, the following screen appears with an icon indicating that a disc needs to be inserted:
,
If a disc is inserted, the opening screen will show a different icon indicating type of disc (DVD Video, DVD Audio, Audio CD, etc.)

Display Screens ON SCREEN Button

A number of menu screens can appear dur­ing setup and operation of the RDV-1080 such as the sample below:
ON SCREEN button while a DVD Video disc is inserted, the screen provides options and features related to playing DVD Video discs.
Details of these screens appear throughout this manual.

Using On-Screen Displays CURSOR Buttons ENTER Button NUMERIC Buttons

To operate any of the On-Screen Displays, you move the
wish to adjust and then use keys on the re­mote to change the item:
• Move the
• When a setting like
• Activate an option like
• Enter numbers on a screen by using the
• Some functions take effect by pressing the
• Press the ON SCREEN button to turn off
over the item on the screen you
using the CURSOR
buttons on the remote to select a setting. Instructions for the setting appear in the message box at the bottom of the screen.
is selected, in­crease or decrease the setting or step through the available options by pressing the CURSOR
ing it and pressing the ENTER button on the remote.
NUMERIC buttons on the remote.
ENTER button after specifying a setting.
the On-Screen display.
buttons on the remote.
by select-
The following TV control functions are avail­able on the RR-DV93 remote whenever the TV/ DVD switch is in the TV position:
TV POWER TV/VIDEO
tenna input and the video input on the TV set.
CH VOL MUTE/+10
: Turns the TV on or off.
: Switches between the TV an-
: Changes the TV channel.
: Changes the TV volume.
: Mutes the TV sound.

On-Screen Displays

The RDV-1080 displays a number interactive screens on the TV monitor during normal op­eration. Many of these screens are used to set up preferences and activate advanced fea­tures of the unit. These are described in de­tail later in this manual.
These screens provide access to a range of settings and features. They appear automati­cally when certain remote control buttons are pressed. In addition, they can be manually activated by pressing the ON SCREEN but­ton on the remote.
The On-Screen Displays are context-sensitive – the specific screen depends on what kind of disc is inserted and what the unit is doing. For example, if you press the ON SCREEN button with no disc inserted, a PREFERENCES/ SPEAKER SETUP screen is displayed allowing you to make general settings. If you press the

Screen Saver

To prevent damage to a TV monitor during prolonged display of a static image, the unit automatically activates screen saver display after several minutes.
The screen saver display is turned off, returning to the previous display, when any front-panel or remote button is pressed.
NOTE
: Several screen saver modes can be set
as described in Setting Preferences.
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On-Screen Icons

During operation of the RDV-1080, you may see icons displayed over the picture:
Invalid operation: Displayed when a
button press is not a valid operation accepted by the unit for the disc you are playing.
DVD Video multi-angle: Displayed
at the beginning of a scene recorded from mul­tiple angles.
DVD Video multi-language: Dis-
played at the beginning of a scene recorded with multiple audio languages.
DVD Video multi-subtitles: Displayed
at the beginning of a scene recorded with mul­tiple subtitle languages.
NOTE
: You can set the unit not to display on-
screen icons above via the preference set­tings described later in this manual.

Back-Panel Connections

This section describes the back-panel connec­tions and settings that must be made during installation of the RDV-1080. These include the power connection, output connections to the preamp or surround processor, selecting of the video standard (PAL or NTSC) for your loca­tion, and optional external IR remote connec­tions.
There are three types of output connections: Analog audio: supplies 5.1 channels of de-
coded analog audio to the surround proces­sor, using the RDV-1080’s built-in D/A con­verters and digital decoding. These outputs take maximum advantage of the RDV-1080’s ability to process a large number of audio formats.
Digital audio: unprocessed digital audio sig­nal for use with the surround processor’s D/A converters and surround sound decoding.
Optical or Coaxial connections.
Video: sends the video signal from the DVD player to the surround processor or TV set.
Composite, S-Video, or Component Video connections.
NOTE
DVD player and the rest of system is turned off when you make any of these connections.
RCA connections.
: To prevent loud noises, make sure the

Analog Audio Outputs

See Figure 4
A set of six RCA jacks, labeled ANALOG OUT sends six channels of decoded analog audio signals (front left, front right, rear left, rear right, center, and subwoofer) from the RDV-1080 to the analog audio inputs of an audio sur­round processor preamplifier, integrated amplifier, receiver or TV set.
To a surround processor with 5.1 chan­nel inputs, use RCA audio cables to con-
nect each of these six outputs to the matching input on the surround processor (front left to front left, subwoofer to subwoofer, etc.)
To a stereo preamp, processor, or TV set with 2-channel inputs, connect the
RDV-1080’s front left output to the left chan­nel source input and the front right output to the right channel input.
NOTE
: See the DOWN MIX Settings topic in
the Setting Preferences section of this manual for information on matching the analog out­put signal to your preamp or processor.

Digital Outputs

See Figure 4
The RDV-1080 provides digital outputs (with both optical and coaxial connectors) which may be used in place of, or in addition to, the analog audio output connections described in the previous section. These digital outputs provide a digital audio data stream, which must be used with a processor that accepts a digital signal and has its own D/A conversion and digital surround decoding.
The RDV-1080 provides an optical output and a coaxial output for the video signal. Use whichever you prefer. If you chose the opti­cal connection, remove the plastic cap pro­tecting the connector and save it for future use.
Connect the appropriate cable (optical or 75 ohm coaxial) from the DIGITAL OUT connec-
of RDV-1080 to a digital
tors round processor.
NOTE
: See the DIGITAL AUDIO OUTPUT Set-
tings topic in Setting Preferences for impor­tant information on matching the digital output signal to your preamp or processor.
input
on the sur-

Video Outputs

See Figure 4
The VIDEO OUT connectors send the video signal from the RDV-1080 to your surround processor or TV monitor. Three types of video output connections are provided – RCA com­posite video, S-Video, and Component Video. Choose the type of video output connection that best matches the inputs on your TV or surround processor. Connect the TV MONI-
output
TOR or Component Video connectors) to the cor­responding cessor, using appropriate video cables.
(from the RCA composite , S-Video,
input
on your TV or surround pro-

NTSC/PAL Switch

Various regions of the world use two differ­ent video standards. For example, the US uses the NTSC standard while most countries in Europe use the PAL standard. The output of the RDV-1080 must be set to match the stan­dard your TV accepts. Put the switch in the
left
position for use with NTSC video equip-
right
ment. Put it in the PAL equipment.
NOTE
: This switch only relates to the hardware
position for the use with
configuration of your TV set and other com­ponents. Regardless of the setting, the RDV-1080 can play DVD discs encoded in either format, converting the signal to the for­mat selected with the NTSC/PAL switch.

EXT REM IN/OUT Connectors

The EXT REM IN receives IR command codes relayed from an infrared receiver (Xantech, etc.). This feature is useful when the unit is in­stalled in a cabinet and the front-panel IR sensor is blocked. Consult your authorized Rotel dealer for information on IR receivers and the proper wiring of a plug to fit the connector.
The IR signals received by the RDV-1080 can be relayed to other components using exter­nal IR emitters or hardwired connections from the EXT REM OUT jack. For example, you might place such a remote IR emitter in front of your TV’s IR sensor to receive the TV commands from the RR-DV93 remote.
See your authorized Rotel dealer for information on IR repeater systems and connecting them to the EXT REM OUT jack on the RDV-1080.
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AC Power Input

It is best to plug the RDV-1080 directly into a 2-pin polarized wall outlet. Avoid the use of extension cords.
Your RDV-1080 will automatically configure itself for the proper AC line voltage ranging from 110 volts to 240 volts at 50/60Hz. No setting is required to match the unit to your local voltage.
Plug the supplied cord into the AC INPUT re­ceptacle on the back of the unit. After all con­nections have been made, plug the cord into an appropriate AC wall outlet.
NOTE
: If you are away from home for an ex-
tended period of time, it is a sensible precau­tion to unplug your audio/video components.

Basic Operation

The RDV-1080 can be operated using its front­panel buttons or from corresponding buttons on the supplied infrared remote control. Spe­cific instructions for each of the basic operat­ing controls are detailed here. Additional fea­tures, as well as settings available from the On-Screen Displays are described in later sections of the manual.

STANDBY Switch DVD POWER Switch Standby LED

The LED above the front-panel STANDBY but­ton illuminates when the RDV-1080 is connected to a live AC outlet, but is in standby mode. Press the STANDBY button or remote control DVD POWER button to fully activate the RDV-1080, indicated by the front-panel dis­play being illuminated. Press either button again to put the RDV-1080 in standby mode; the dis­play turns off and the LED illuminates.
Pressing the OPN/CLOSE button or PLAY will also activate the unit from standby mode.
NOTE
: You can choose to use an Auto Standby
function that puts the unit in standby mode after 30 or 60 minutes of inactivity. See the Setting Preferences section of this manual.

Front-Panel Display DISPLAY OFF Button

A lighted display on the front-panel of the RDV-1080 provides information about the status of the unit, activation of special features, and track/time information.
The display can be turned off by pressing the DISPLAY OFF button which will light the LED above the button. Press the button again to turn the display back on.
See the illustration at the front of this manual for the location of each section of the display:
Title/Group
Title
current
Chapter/Track
the current
Step
the program.
Audio Format
dio format of the inserted disc.
B.S.P./Bonus
Audio disc contains B.S.P. (Browsable Still Pic­tures) or a Bonus Group.
Disc Type
serted in the unit.
Function
are activated.
Time Mode
is shown in the Multi-Information Window of the Display.
Audio Channel
possible audio channels are in use.
Multi-Information
information in an alphanumeric display.
displays the current step number of
displays the number of the
or
Group
.
displays the number of
Chapter
or
Track
.
displays the digital au-
indicates when a DVD
displays the type of disc in-
indicates which special features
indicates which time mode
shows which of the six
shows time and status

Audio LED Indicators

Five front-panel LEDs provide information about the format of the disc being played.
DVD Audio
DVD Audio programming.
Sampling Rate
frequency of the digital bitstream
lights when the disc contains
indicates the sampling

Disc Drawer OPN/CLOSE Button

A motor-driven disc drawer, located in the center of the RDV-1080, slides out to accept a disc and retracts for playback. Place the disc in the drawer label-side up. Make sure the disc is properly centered in the tray. Do not use accessory stabilizer devices.
When the disc drawer is closed, pressing the OPN/CLOSE button opens the drawer. Press the button again to close the drawer. The drawer also closes when the PLAY is pressed.
In addition, the drawer can also be closed from the opening On-Screen Display by moving the cursor over the CLOSE icon and pressing the ENTER button on the remote.
button

Playing a Disc PLAY/SELECT Buttons

Press the PLAY button to start playing the disc from the beginning. If the disc drawer is open, it will close automatically.
The PLAY beginning of the disc, except when it is after the PAUSE case, the disc will resume playing from the current location.
Playback can also be started from the Open­ing Screen Display by moving the cursor over the PLAY icon and pressing the ENTER button on the remote.
button always starts play from the
button has been pressed. In this

Stopping a Disc STOP/CLEAR Buttons

Press the STOP button to stop a disc that is playing. Playback will also stop when the DVD POWER button on the remote is pressed.
The RDV-1080 memorizes the point at which the disc stopped playing, with an option of resuming play at that point (see RESUME but­ton, following). This stored position remains in memory even if the unit is put in standby mode; however, it is erased from memory when the disc drawer is opened.

Resuming Play RESUME Button

The RESUME button restarts playback after it has been stopped. Instead of playing from the start of the disc, the RESUME button restarts play at the last location on the disc when play was stopped.
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