Sanyo DV-S100 User Manual

DV-S100

10-Disc DVD/CD changer

■ Thank you for purchasing DV-S100. This unit has many features, including:

■

Composite Video output (Front + Rear)

■

FM Modulator (Included)

■

Remote Control (Included)

In order to enjoy the features to their fullest and keep the unit in good working order for a long time, read this manual thoroughly and keep it for future reference.

■ The meanings of the symbols ( , , ) used on pages 10-25 of this manual are as follows.

CDVCDDVD

■ The region number of this unit is “2”. The TV signal format of this unit is “PAL” or “NTSC”.

.........

Function available with a DVD video

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Function available with a video CD

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Function available with an audio CD

VCD

DVD

■ During DVD video play, this unit uses the technology described below.

Macrovision

This product incorporates copyright protection technology that is protected by method claims of certain U.S. patents and other intellectual property rights owned by Macrovision Corporation and other rights owners. Use of this copyright protection technology must be authorized by Macrovision Corporation, and is intended for home and other limited viewing uses only unless otherwise authorized by Macrovision Corporation. Reverse engineering or disassembly is prohibited.

Dolby Digital

Manufactured under license from Dolby Laboratories. “Dolby” and the double-D symbol are trademarks of Dolby Laboratories.

DTS

“DTS” and “DTS Digital Out” are trademarks of Digital Theater Systems, Inc.

■

10-Disc DVD Video/Video CD/CD player

■

Built-in MPEG 2/1 Decoder

■

Optical Digital Output for AV Entertainment Master Unit (Dolby Digital/Linear PCM/DTS)

Introduction

Contents

Before use

Precautions for handling discs ..............................................................................3

How to use the magazine .....................................................................................3

Accessories...........................................................................................................4

For safe and efficient operation ............................................................................5

Playable discs .......................................................................................................6

Before using the system (Power On) ....................................................................7

Remote control......................................................................................................8

Audio CD Operation Screen .................................................................................8

Name & functions of each part..............................................................................9

Basic operation

Switching Off.......................................................................................................10

Stopping Play......................................................................................................10

Selecting a Disc ..................................................................................................11

Advancing / Returning to a Chapter or Track......................................................11

Fast Playback .....................................................................................................12

Using the Title Menu ...........................................................................................12

Using DVD Menus ..............................................................................................13

Using the PBC (Playback Control) Function ..................................................13,14

Other operation

Using Frame Advance Play and Slow Play.........................................................15

Using Title Search, Chapter Search, Track Search, and Time Search...............16

Switching the Audio Language ...........................................................................17

Switching the Audio Output Method....................................................................17

Switching the Subtitle Language.........................................................................18

Switching the Angle ............................................................................................18

Using Scan Play, Random Play, and Program Play ...........................................19

Creating a Program List................................................................................19~21

Using Repeat Play .........................................................................................21,22

Using A-B Repeat Play Mode ........................................................................22,23

Displaying a Disc List.....................................................................................23,24

Displaying Running Time ....................................................................................24

Switching the Type of Running Time Display .....................................................25

Setup

Performing Basic Operations for Setup Changes ..........................................25,26

Changing the DVD Menu Language ..............................................................26,27

Changing the Audio Language ......................................................................27,28

Changing the Subtitle Language....................................................................28,29

Changing the Digital Output...........................................................................29,30

Changing the Aspect Ratio (Vertical/Horizontal Screen Image Ratio)...........30,31

Changing Parental Settings ..........................................................................31~35

Switching Between OSD Message Display and Non-Display........................35,36

Changing the Player Language ..........................................................................36

Before wiring and installation...............................................................37

Wiring

Basic connection 1..............................................................................................38

Basic connection 2..............................................................................................39

Other connection (Example 1) ............................................................................39

Other connection (Example 2) ............................................................................40

Installation

Procedure for installation on carpet (Horizontal position) ...................................40

Procedure for installation on carpet (Vertical position) .......................................41

Procedure for installation on carpet (At a 45° angle) ..........................................41

Procedure for installation (Suspended position) .................................................42

Installation of Remote control sensor..................................................................42

Installation of FM modulator................................................................................42

Message displays.........................................................................................43

Troubleshooting ......................................................................................43~45

Specifications .................................................................................................45

■ Dirt, dust, scratches and warpage cause sound skips during playback and deterioration of sound and/or picture quality. How to take care of your discs:

■ Fingerprints and dust should be carefully wiped from the disc’s signal surface

(glossy side) with a soft cloth. Unlike conventional records, the disc has no grooves to collect dust and microscopic debris, so gently wiping with a soft cloth should remove most particles. Wipe in a straight motion from the inside to the outside of the disc. Small dust particles or light stains will have no effect on reproduction quality.

■ Never use such chemicals as record sprays, antistatic sprays or fluids, benzene

or thinner to clean discs. Such chemicals would irreparably damage the disc’s plastic surface.

■ Disc should be put back in their cases after use to avoid serious scratches that

could cause the sound to skip.

■ Do not expose discs to direct sunlight, high humidity, or high temperatures for

extended periods of time. Long exposure to high temperatures can warp the disc.

■ Do not apply paper or write anything on either side of the disc. Sharp writing

instruments, or the inks used in some felt-tipped pens, may damage the surfaces of the disc.

■ Never use the discs with unordinary shape, such as heart-shape, octagonal

shape, etc.. The use of such discs will result in malfunction.

■ Although protective film is being marketed as Disc accessories, use of these

products will result in malfunctions and should absolutely be avoided.

■ With new discs

The symptoms described below sometimes occur when new discs are used.

■ The disc is not played even when it is loaded.

■ Operation changes to the next disc before the first disc has a chance to be played.

■ The same disc is played over and over again.

■ The designated disc is not played.

These symptoms occur when there are burrs on the center hole or outside circumference of the disc and, as a result, the disc has not been loaded properly or the disc catches on something inside the magazine. In cases like these, remove the burrs using a ball-point pen or similar implement, as shown in the figure on the right.

Center hole

Burrs

Outside

circumference

Remove all plastic particles of burr from surfaces of disc before loading in magazine.

■ Loading a disc

1 Pick the tab on the magazine’s disc tray and

pull out only one of the trays.

2 Place the disc on the tray with its play surface

facing up (label surface facing down).

* Each tray can accommodate only one disc.

3 Press the tab on the disc tray to store the

tray back in the magazine.

* Up to ten discs can be loaded.

* This unit is not designed to play 3”(8cm)

discs. Inserting a 3”(8cm) disc into the magazine, either with or without a 3”(8cm) disc adapter, can damage the unit and disc.

■ Installing the magazine

1 Slide the door toward the right until it locks

into place.

2 First check that the magazine with the discs

inside has its top side facing up and that it is pointed in the right direction for installation. Push it in until it clicks into place, indicating that it is now locked.

* When the magazine is used for the first

time, it will not lock into place unless the power supply has been connected.

¡ Ejecting the magazine

1 Slide the door toward the right until it locks

into place.

2 Press the eject button ( ) to remove the

magazine.

Notes: Be absolutely sure to close the door

after having inserted or ejected the magazine. Dust or dirt finding its way inside may cause malfunctioning of the unit.

Play side up

Eject button

Label side down

Precautions for handling discs How to use the magazine

Small bracket (L)

x 1 x 1 x 2

x 6 x 4

Small bracket (R)

Nut (M6)

Bracket (B)

x 4

Hexagonal bolt (M6 x 20)

Tapping screw (M5 x 12)

x 4 x 1

DIN 8 pin cable

Hexagonal bolt with washer (M5 x 8)

x 1 x 2

Double sided tape

Seals (A)

x 1

Seals (B)

Installation parts for Changer unit

x 1

Large bracket (L)

x 1

Large bracket (R)

Remote control

x 1

Dry battery (AA) for Remote control

x 2

Magazine

x 1

Index labels

x 1

Remote control sensor

x 1 x 1

Cord clip

x 1pair

Velcro tape

x 1

Cleaning cloth

FM modulator

x 1 x 1pair

Velcro tape

x 1

Parking brake cable

x 1

Extension cable

(For video)

Accessories

For safe and efficient operation

¡This unit is designed to operate on + 12 volt DC negative ground electrical systems

only.

¡According to this manual, install and operate the unit. If you are not confident in

your ability to install the unit correctly, have it installed by a professional mobile electronics installation technician.

¡Do not try to open the unit to repair it yourself. If servicing is required, return the

unit to an authorized SANYO mobile audio dealer.

¡When cleaning the vehicle, be sure not to get any water on the unit because it can

be damaged.

¡Never put any object other than the magazine in the magazine slot. The inside of

the unit could be damaged by any foreign objects.

¡When not using the unit, do not forget to remove the magazine. Do not leave the

ejected magazine sitting on the edge of the unit for a long time. This can expose the discs to direct sunlight and other causes of warpage. Keep the discs away from direct sunlight.

¡Temperature

The unit may not operate correctly in extremely hot or cold temperatures. If this should happen, stop using the unit until the temperature becomes normal. The unit is equipped with a built in self protection circuit. When the temperature inside the unit goes above the reference temperature, the protection circuit automatically stops play and ejects the magazine. In this case, allow the vehicle to cool, then start up unit again.

¡Condensation

Moisture can condense on the optical lens of the unit during rainy and humid days, or right after the heater is turned on in the vehicle. If this should happen, the unit cannot read the disc and therefore cannot function properly.To remedy the situation, remove the magazine from the unit and wait until the condensation evaporates (approximately one hour).

¡Skipping

When you are driving on a rough surface, audio or video skips may occur. These are inevitable and will not cause any damage or disc scratches, etc.

¡Cleaning

Do not attempt to clean the unit with chemical solvents as this might damage the finish. Use a clean, dry cloth.

For safe driving;

¡If the driver wishes to watch a DVD or video CD, stop the vehicle in a safe

place and set the parking brake. The unit detects the parking brake setting, and a monitor connected to the front video output will not display disc images if the parking brake is not set (when the parking brake is not set, the screen is black).

¡Do not install a monitor connected to the rear video output in a location where

the driver can see the picture while driving. The rear video output is for connection of a monitor installed near the rear seats so that rear seat passengers can view disc images.

¡Keep the sound low enough to enable you to hear the outside sounds when

driving.

¡Do not exchange the discs, adjust the volume or perform any other operation

which could prevent you from driving safely.

Playable discs

■ The following types of discs can be played on this unit. ■ Region number (Regional restriction number)

■ PBC (Playback Control)-Compatible Video CDs

This unit is compatible with PBC-compatible video CDs. In addition to typical audio and motion picture play, PBC-compatible video CDs use PBC menus recorded on the disc to allow dialog-based play. This manual refers to play using PBC menus as “PBC playback”. zSee page 13, “Using the PBC (Playback Control) Function”.

■ TV signal format switch (NTSC/PAL)

This unit has a TV signal format switch on its bottom. The switch is set to “PAL” when you purchase the unit. If you want to play a disc recorded in NTSC format, change the position of the switch to “NTSC”. * Use a ballpoint pen or similar fine-tipped implement

to change the position of the switch.

■ The following discs cannot be played on this unit.

¡DVD-R ¡DVD-RAM ¡DVD-ROM ¡DVD-RW ¡DVD-Audio ¡CD-ROM ¡CD-G ¡Photo CD ¡CD-Extra (Data) ¡Mixed CD (Data) ¡Active Audio (Data) ¡VSD ¡3-inch (8 cm) discs

¡In case of a region number display for DVD videos when a region number other

than “2” or “ALL” is used

¡Discs recorded in a TV signal format other than PAL or NTSC

* Discs recorded in SECAM format cannot be played. * Discs recorded in NTSC format cannot be played when the TV signal format

switch is set to “PAL”. Also, discs recorded in PAL format cannot be played when the switch is set to “NTSC”.

¡Discs recorded with a DVD video deck

Note: CD-R and CD-RW can be played back, but it depends on the recorded condition.

■ Dual layer DVD video discs

When you play a dual layer disc, time lag may occur between the end of the 1st layer and the beginning of the 2nd layer, and the picture may freeze and the sound may stop for a few seconds. This symptom is common to the dual layer discs and it is not the sign of unit trouble.

Region number of this unit is “2”.

DVD players and DVD video discs each have an assigned region number, and if these numbers do not match, a disc cannot be played. This unit cannot play discs other than those with a region number of “2” or “ALL”.

Notes: ¡Discs with a region number of “ALL” are not regionally restricted and can be

played in DVD players of all region numbers.

¡Discs with no displayed region number correspond one of the following.

1. Discs bearing a non-displayed region number but playable only on DVD players with the same region number

2. Discs not regionally restricted and playable on DVD players of all region numbers.

¡This unit cannot play discs recorded in TV signal formats other than PAL or

NTSC, even if their region number is “2” or “ALL”.

Disc type & logo mark

Disc size Maximum playing time

DVD Video

Video CD

Audio CD

5 inches

(12 cm)

5 inches

(12 cm)

5 inches

(12 cm)

Approx. 133 minutes (SS/SL) Approx. 242 minutes (SS/DL) Approx. 266 minutes (DS/SL) Approx. 484 minutes (DS/DL) *

SS=Single Sided, DS=Double Sided, SL=Single Layer, DL=Dual Layer

Approx. 74 minutes

PA L NTSC

PAL NTSC

Before using the system (Power On)

This system is designed to convert DVD Video/Video CD/Audio CD sound into FM signals (88.9 MHz or 88.3 MHz) and play them on the existing car stereo with FM.

Note: As to wiring, see page 38, “Basic connection 1”.

1. Setting up for operation

1. Load the discs into the magazine and install it into the changer. The unit will start to check the discs in the magazine. zSee page 3, “How to use the magazine”.

2. Turn on the car stereo and select FM band.

3. Tune the radio to either 88.9 MHz or 88.3 MHz (depending on frequency to which the installer has set the FM modulator). zSee page 38, “ Interference on 88.9 MHz ”.

4. Turn on the monitor and switch its mode to video.

Note: Refer to the operation manuals of car stereo and monitor.

Power On and Play

1. Turn on the changer by pressing the Power button on the remote control. After the initial screen is displayed, the play of first disc will start.

* If the unit has not finished checking the discs yet, “Checking disc

. . .

” will

appear after the initial screen. In this case, please wait until “Checking disc . . .

” disappears and the unit starts to play the first disc.

2. Adjust the sound level (volume, balance, tone, etc.) to your taste by using the controls on the car stereo. Adjust the picture (brightness, contrast, tone, etc.) using the controls on the monitor.

Notes: ¡When a magazine is inserted, the unit checks the disc in each tray to create a

Disc List. Until the Disc List is complete, “Checking disc

. . .

” is displayed. To start play immediately without waiting for completion of the Disc List, press the Play button ( ). The first disc will be played. zSee page 23, “Displaying a Disc List”.

¡With DVDs, either the title menu screen or the DVD menu screen may be

displayed, depending on the disc. With video CDs, the PBC menu screen may be displayed, depending on the disc.

zSee page 12, “Using the Title Menu”. zSee page 13, “Using DVD Menus”. zSee page 13, “Using the PBC (Playback Control) Function”.

¡Playback instructions differ according to disc type (DVD/Video CD/Audio CD).

zSee page 11, “Selecting a Disc”.

¡Refer to the operation manuals of car stereo and monitor.

When all wiring is completed, carry out the steps outlined below before using the system.

■ When the changer is connected directly to SANYO CD or CD/Cassette Receiver with CD Changer Control model.

zSee page 39, “Basic connection 2”.

1. Load the discs into the magazine and install it into the changer. The unit will start to check the discs in the magazine. zSee page 3, “How to use the magazine”.

2. Turn on the monitor and switch its mode to video.

3. Turn on the car stereo and press its changer mode select button to switch its mode to changer. After the initial screen is displayed, the play of first disc will start.

* If the unit has not finished checking the discs yet, “Checking disc

. . .

” will

appear after the initial screen. In this case, please wait until “Checking disc . . .

” disappears and the unit starts to play the first disc.

4. Adjust the sound level (volume, balance, tone, etc.) to your taste by using the controls on the car stereo. Adjust the picture (brightness, contrast, tone, etc.) using the controls on the monitor. Use the controls on the car stereo to turn on/off the changer and adjust the sound level only. Use the attached remote control to operate the changer except the above mentioned operations. (You can operate the changer with the controls on the car stereo, but it depends on the car stereo.)

Notes: ¡When a magazine is inserted, the unit checks the disc in each tray to create a

Disc List. Until the Disc List is complete, “Checking disc

. . .

” is displayed. To start play immediately without waiting for completion of the Disc List, press the Play button ( ). The first disc will be played. zSee page 23, “Displaying a Disc List”.

¡With DVDs, either the title menu screen or the DVD menu screen may be

displayed, depending on the disc. With video CDs, the PBC menu screen may be displayed, depending on the disc.

zSee page 12, “Using the Title Menu”. zSee page 13, “Using DVD Menus”. zSee page 13, “Using the PBC (Playback Control) Function”.

¡Playback instructions differ according to disc type (DVD/Video CD/Audio CD).

zSee page 11, “Selecting a Disc”.

¡The power ON/OFF of the changer is switched by using the controls on the car

stereo. The power button (POWER) of the reomote control cannot be used. zSee page 10, “Switching Off”.

¡The display of car stereo does not correspond to the control by the attached

remote control. (e.g. Repeat mark does not appear on the display of car stereo when the changer is in repeat mode.)

¡Refer to the operation manuals of car stereo and monitor.

Remote control Audio CD Operation Screen

■ How to load the batteries

1 Press the battery cover

downward and pull.

Caution: ¡Do not use metal tweezers or anything similar to hold the battery since this

may cause short-circuiting.

¡Do not disassemble batteries, subject them to excessive heat or put them in

water since this may cause them to explode.

¡When the batteries have worn-out, they must be disposed of in a safe manner

that complies with all applicable laws.

■ Range of remote control operation

During use, point the light emitter of the remote control toward the light receiver on the remote control sensor. The remote control can be used up to approx. 3 meters from the light sensor, in a conical area spreading roughly 15° from the light sensor in any direction.

Note: Battery wear can narrow the area where the remote control can be used. If this occurs, change the batteries.

Remote control

Remote control sensor

Remote control light receiver

Remote control light emitter

Approx. 3 m

The following screen is displayed during audio CD play.

q List of discs contained in

magazine

¡Tray containing the currently selected

audio CD: Tray number displayed in black, background in light blue.

¡Tray containing audio CD not currently

selected: Tray number displayed in black (background in gray).

¡Tray containing non-audio CD disc:

Tray number displayed in dark gray.

¡Tray not containing disc and tray

containing disc not playable by the unit: Number not displayed.

w Illuminated during Disc Repeat

play.

e Illuminated during Track Repeat

play.

r Illuminated during A-B Repeat

play.

t Illuminated during Scan play.

y Illuminated during Random play.

u Illuminated during Program play.

i Audio output type display

Stereo: “L” and “R” illuminated.

Monaural (left): “L” illuminated.

Monaural (right): “R” illuminated.

o Current track number

!0 Running time display

¡Elapsed disc time or remaining disc time

displayed: “D” illuminated.

¡Elapsed track time or remaining track

time displayed: “T” illuminated.

!1 Illuminated during disc repeat,

track repeat, or A-B repeat play.

!2 Icon display

Play: “”

Stop/Suspend for resume playback: “”

Pause: “”

Fast forward: “”

Reverse: “”

When skip button ( ) is pressed:

“” (returns directly to “ ”)

When skip button ( ) is pressed:

“” (returns directly to “ ”)

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

DISC

RANDOM

TRACK

A-B SCAN

PROGRAM

r t y u

!0!1

2 Insert two AA alkaline batteries

with the + and _ symbols pointing correctly and replace the cover.

q Power button w Subtitle button e Audio button r Repeat button t A-B repeat button y Number buttons u Clear button i Cursor buttons o Enter button !0 Skip buttons !1 Setup button !2 Stop button

!3 Menu button !4 Title button !5 Time button !6 Angle button !7 Play mode button !8 Search button !9 Return button @0 List button @1 Disc select buttons @2 Fast playback buttons @3 Play button @4 Pause button

Remote control light emitter

q Power button (POWER)

Switches unit power ON/OFF. (Pages 7,

10)

w Subtitle button (SUB TITLE)

Press during DVD play to switch among subtitle languages recorded on the disc. (Page 18)

e Audio button (AUDIO)

¡Press during DVD play to switch

among audio languages recorded on the disc. (Page 17)

¡Press during video CD or audio CD

play to switch among audio output types. (Page 17)

r Repeat button (REPEAT)

Press during play to switch repeat mode. (Pages 21, 22)

t A-B repeat button (A-B)

Press during play to repeat play of a desired section in a title or track. (Pages 22, 23)

y Number buttons (0-9)

Use to input numbers during PBC playback, search mode, program list creation, or setup operation. (Pages 13, 16, 20, 32-35)

u Clear button (CLEAR)

Use to clear numbers input by mistake. (Pages 13, 16, 20, 32-35)

i Cursor buttons ( , , , )

Use to select items on screen.

* Press ( ) during setup procedures to

return to the previous selection screen. (Page 26)

o Enter button (ENTER)

Sets items selected on screen.

!0 Skip buttons ( , )

¡Use during play to advance/return to a

chapter or track. (Page 11)

¡Pressing ( ) while a DVD/video CD

is paused ( ) allows frame advance play. (Page 15)

!1 Setup button (SET UP)

Press while stopped ( ) to go to the setup screen. (Page 25)

!2 Stop button ( )

Press during play to stop play. (Page 10)

!3 Menu button (MENU)

¡Press during DVD play to go to the

DVD menu. (Page 13)

¡Press during PBC play to go to the

PBC menu. (Page 14)

!4 Title button (TITLE)

Press during DVD play to go to the title menu screen (Page 12).

!5 Time button (TIME)

¡Press during DVD or video CD play to

display running time. Press while running time is displayed to switch the type of running time displayed. (Page

24)

¡Press during audio CD play (or during

pause) to switch the type of running time displayed. (Page 25)

!6 Angle button (ANGLE)

Press during DVD play to switch the angle. (Page 18)

* This operation is available only with

multi-angle recorded scenes.

!7 Play mode button (PLAY MODE)

¡Press during audio CD play to change

play modes (SCAN, RANDOM, PROGRAM, normal play). (Page 19)

* When no program list has been created,

“PROGRAM” cannot be selected.

¡Press while an audio CD is stopped ( )

to go to the program list creation screen. (Page 19)

!8 Search button (SEARCH)

Allows forward searching for a designated title, chapter, track, or time during DVD or video CD play and start of play. (Page 16)

!9 Return button (RETURN)

¡Use to return to the previous selection

screen during setup procedures and others. (Page 26)

¡Press during PBC play to go to the PBC

menu. (Page 14)

@0 List button (LIST)

Displays a list of discs in a magazine. In the disc list screen, you can select and play desired discs or limit discs to be played to those of a certain type. (Pages 23, 24)

@1 Disc select buttons ( , )

Selects and plays a desired disc. (Page

11)

@2 Fast playback buttons ( , )

¡Press during play to fast forward or

reverse. (Page 12)

¡Press while a DVD or video CD is

paused ( ) to begin slow play. (Page

15)

@3 Play button ( )

Use to begin play. Also used to return to normal play from modes such as fast forward/reverse play, frame advance play or slow play.

@4 Pause button ( )

Press during play to stop video and audio temporarily. Press again to resume play. (Page 10)

Name & functions of each part

DVD

VCD

B A S

O P E R A T

I O N

DVD

VCD

Switching Off

Press the power button ( ).

When switching the power on (beginning play) again, tune the FM radio receiver to

88.9MHz or 88.3MHz (the frequency selected with the FM modulator frequency select switch), and press the power button ( ). Play will begin from the point where it previously stopped.

Note: When listening in other mode of car stereo (radio mode, CD mode, etc.), switch the changer off. Leaving the changer on will produce noise heard on the radio, and reception will suffer.

■ When the changer is connected directly to SANYO CD or CD/Cassette Receiver with CD Changer Control model.

zSee page 39, “Basic connection 2”.

Switch off the car stereo or switch the car stereo’s mode to other than changer (radio mode, CD mode, etc.).

To switch on the changer (begin play) again, follow the procedures below. Play will begin from the point where it previously stopped.

¡When the car stereo is off, switch on the car stereo (and press its changer

mode select button if it is not in changer mode).

¡When you are listening in other mode of car stereo (radio mode, CD mode,

etc.), press the changer mode select button of car stereo.

Notes:

¡The power button ( ) of the remote control cannot be used.

¡Refer to the operation manual of car stereo.

Press the stop button ( ).

Play stops (and the Resume Playback function becomes active).

Resume Playback Function

¡When the stop button ( ) is pressed during play, the unit stores the

position where play stopped. This is called the Resume Playback function. When this function is operative, the unit displays “Resume

. . .

” for a DVD or video CD. For an audio CD, the running time remains displayed when play is stopped. When the play button ( ) is pressed, play resumes from the point where it stopped.

¡The Resume Playback function is released in the following instances.

• The stop button ( ) is pressed again.

• A magazine is ejected and then reinserted.

To resume play, press the play button ( ).

If the Resume Playback function is operative, play resumes from the point where it stopped. If the Resume Playback function is not operative, the disc plays from the beginning.

Power button

Stopping Play

Stop button

Play button

Pause button

To Stop Play

Press the pause button ( ).

With an audio CD, the audio stops and the running time display blinks. With a DVD or video CD, the video freezes (and the audio stops too). Press the pause button ( ) again to resume play from the point where it stopped.

* On some occasions, video and/or audio may stop for an instant right after restarting

to play DVD or video CD. It is not the sign of unit trouble.

Pausing (Freezing)

DVD

VCD

B A

E R A

I O N

DVD

VCD

Selecting a Disc

Press a disc select button ( or ).

To proceed to the next disc, press ( ).

To return to the previous disc, press ( ).

Notes:

¡Empty disc trays are skipped during disc changing.

¡Discs can also be selected by displaying a list of discs contained in a magazine.

zSee page 23, “Displaying a Disc List”.

¡Playback procedures differ according to the type of disc selected, as follows.

DVD:

When a disc is selected, operation is according to the disc side selected. Operation after the disc is played also differs according to the disc. For example, some discs are played again from the beginning. With others, the title menu screen or DVD menu screen is displayed, and with others, play ends.

* If the title menu screen or DVD menu screen is displayed, select an item and

proceed to play.

zSee page 12, “Using the Title Menu”. zSee page 13, “Using DVD Menus”.

* There is no DVD operation that selects the next disc when one disc has been

played (disc change).

* Also read the instructions included with the disc to be played.

Video CD / Audio CD:

When a disc is selected, play begins automatically from the first track. After the last track is played, the next disc in the magazine is selected automatically.

* With some PBC (playback control) -compatible video CDs, the menu screen is

displayed when the disc is selected. In this instance, select an item and proceed to play. When the selected item is played, the menu screen is displayed again. zSee page 13, “Using the PBC (Playback Control) Function”.

During play, press a skip button ( or ).

To advance to the next chapter or track, press ( ).

To return to the previous chapter or track, press ( ) twice.

* Pressing ( ) once returns to the beginning of the chapter or track in play.

Notes: ¡A chapter is a minor division of audio or images recorded on a DVD. A track is a

division of audio or images (video CDs only) recorded on a video CD or audio CD.

¡Some discs may include recorded chapters or tracks that prohibit these functions.

Disc select buttons

Advancing / Returning to a Chapter or Track

Skip buttons

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During play, press a fast playback button ( or ).

To fast forward: Press ( ).

To fast reverse: Press ( ).

Each activation of a fast playback button ( or ) switches between 2x, 4x, 8x, 15x, and 30x fast forward and fast reverse speeds.

To decrease the fast forward or fast reverse speed...

Press the reverse fast playback button ( ) during fast forward, or press the forward fast playback button ( ) during fast reverse. Each time the button is pressed, the speed is reduced, and when pressed at a speed of 2x, normal play resumes.

Press the play button ( ).

Notes:

¡Audio is not output during fast forward or fast reverse play.

¡Some discs have locations where fast forward or fast reverse is not possible.

At such locations, normal play resumes automatically.

During play, press a fast playback button ( or ).

To fast forward: Press ( ).

To fast reverse: Press ( ).

Press the play button ( ).

Notes:

¡Audio is not output during fast forward or fast reverse play.

¡When fast play reaches the end of a disc, the next disc in the magazine is selected.

When fast reverse reaches the beginning of a disc, the first track begins to play.

Some DVDs divided into multiple titles include a recorded title menu. In these instances, the title menu can be used to select and play a desired title.

* A title is a major division of images or audio recorded on a DVD.

Notes: ¡Some discs do not include a recorded title menu, and some have menus

equivalent to DVD menus.

¡Because title menus are recorded on the disc, their content differs according to the

disc.

¡Depending on the disc, “Menu” or “Title” or the like may be displayed rather than

“Title Menu”. In step , above, some discs also display “Press the select button” rather than “Press the enter button”.

¡Read the instruction manual for the disc used.

Fast Playback Using the Title Menu

DVD and Video CD

To resume normal play

Audio CD

To resume normal play

Fast playback buttons

Play button

During play, press the title button ( ).

The title menu is displayed.

Use the cursor buttons ( , , , ) to select a title you wish to play and press the enter button ( ).

The selected title begins to play.

Title button

Cursor buttons

Enter button

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Some DVDs include a recorded DVD menu.

Notes: ¡Some discs do not include a recorded DVD menu, and some have menus

equivalent to title menus.

¡Because DVD menus are recorded on the disc, their content differs according to

the disc. Menus may allow selection of the audio language, subtitle language, or chapters, or the playing of a video description.

¡Depending on the disc, “Menu” or the like may be displayed rather than “DVD

Menu”. In step , above, some discs also display “Press the select button” rather than “Press the enter button”.

¡Read the instruction manual for the disc used.

Press the menu button ( ).

Play resumes from the point where the DVD menu was displayed.

Note: With some discs, play does not resume when the menu button is pressed. In these instances, follow the procedures in the instruction manual included with the disc.

During play, PBC (playback control) -compatible video CDs display a PBC menu recorded on the disc. This manual refers to use of a PBC menu in dialog-based steps to playback as PBC playback.

Press ( ). “ – – 1 ” is displayed at the upper left of the screen.

w Press ( ).

The display at the upper left of the screen changes to “ – 1 0 ”.

Using DVD Menus

Using the PBC (Playback Control) Function (1)

During play, press the menu button ( ).

The DVD menu is displayed.

Select an item with the cursor buttons ( , , , ) and press the enter button ( ).

In any additional selection screens, repeat step .

Completing or Quitting DVD Menu Operations

Menu button

Cursor buttons

Enter button

Using PBC Playback

While the PBC menu screen is displayed, use the number buttons ( - ) to input the number of the item you wish to view (or perform).

Example

To input item number “10”

Press the enter button ( ).

For any additional selection screens, repeat steps and .

Menu button

Return button

Play button

Enter button

Stop button

Clear button

Number buttons

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Using the PBC (Playback Control) Function (2)

Notes: ¡Perform the next operation before the display at the upper left of the screen

(example: “ – – 1 ”) disappears.

¡If you make a mistake when entering a number, press the clear button ( ) to

clear the number entered.

¡PBC-compatible video CDs enter PBC playback automatically when played.

If you wish to stop PBC playback and begin normal play, read “ Stopping PBC Playback and Beginning Normal Play ” below.

¡Because PBC menus are recorded on the disc, their content differs according to

the disc. Read the instruction manual included with the disc used.

Press the menu button ( ) or the return button ( ).

To display the PBC menu during PBC playback

Stopping PBC Playback and Beginning Normal Play

Press the stop button ( ).

Playback stops (“Resume

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function operates). zSee page 10, “ To Stop Play ”.

Press the stop button ( ).

“Resume

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” disappears, and the Resume Playback function is released.

Press the stop button ( ).

“” at the upper right of the screen disappears.

PBC

Press the play button ( ).

Play begins.

Note: Some content cannot be played if PBC playback is not performed.

Returning to PBC Playback From Normal Play

Press the stop button ( ).

Playback stops (“Resume

. . .

” is displayed, and the Resume Playback

function operates). zSee page 10, “ To Stop Play ”.

Press the stop button ( ).

“Resume

. . .

” disappears, and the Resume Playback function is released.

Press the stop button ( ).

“” at the upper right of the screen appears.

zSee step of “ Stopping PBC Playback and Beginning Normal Play ”

on this page.

PBC

Press the play button ( ).

PBC playback begins. If the PBC menu screen is not displayed, press the menu button ( ) to display it.

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