Teac DRHN200 User Manual

USER MANUAL

IMPORTANT !

WARRANTY INFORMATION INSIDE. PLEASE READ

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TEAC DRHN200

2.1CHANNEL DVD HI-FI SYSTEM

WARRANTY REGISTRATION

Please read this warranty card.

Keep your purchase receipt to enable you to proceed quickly in the event of a Warranty Service.

Warranty Terms & Conditions

1. TEAC warrants to the original retail purchaser only, that this product is free from defects in material and workmanship under normal domestic use and authorises free service during the warranty period at any TEAC Authorised Service Centre only. TEAC warranty only applies to products purchased, used and serviced in Australia.

2. Subject to the terms herein, this warranty effectively covers the equipment as specified in the Warranty Periods Table below from the date of purchase.

TEAC PRODUCT

WARRANTY PERIOD

Plasma TV 106 cm and above 1 Year (In-Home Service Available) LCD Televisions 59cm and above 1 Year (In-Home Service Available) Televisions – 59cm and above 1 Year (In-Home Service Available) All Televisions under 59 cm 1 Year (No In-Home Service) Digital Set Top Boxes & Module 1 Year (No In-Home Service) VCR 1 Year (No In-Home Service) DVD & Module 1 Year (No In-Home Service) DVD Recorder & PVR Module 1 Year (No In-Home Service) Audio Systems 1 Year (No In-Home Service)

3. In home service will only be provided as part of this warranty if all the following conditions are met;

a) The product as indicated in the Warranty Period Table. b) The product is within the warranty period.

c) The product is located within the normal service area of the local TEAC Authorised Service Centre. In any other situation or circumstance, where an in home service call is made, a service fee will be charged by the Service Provider including a travel fee if outside normal service area.

If TEAC determines that the product is not repairable on site, TEAC can complete the repair by taking the product to a TEAC Authorised Service Centre.

Where in-home service is not available, the purchaser is required to send the product to the nearest TEAC Authorised Service Centre for repair. In this event, a copy of this warranty card and a copy of your receipt of purchase must be enclosed to be a valid warranty. Such equipment or part must be sent freight prepaid to your nearest TEAC Authorised Service Centre. After the repair, the product will be available for collection by or return to the purchaser at purchaser’s cost. The warranty does not cover freight or insurance. In all cases of transit damage or lost, a claim must be filed against the carrier by the purchaser, even if shipment is arranged by TEAC. TEAC inhome service may also be available at a fee upon request.

4. Accessories, Remote, including power adaptors, AV box, TV tuners, etc, are warranted to be defect free for 1 year.

5. Replacement of spare parts under normal usage; except cabinet, front panel, knob, removable accessories, battery, consumable, AC cord, connecting cord and other accessories, are warranted as specified in Warranty Periods Table, and will be repaired or replaced at the sole judgement of TEAC.

6. The warranties hereby conferred do not extend to, and exclude, any cost associated with the installation, deinstallation or re-installation of a product (be it in-home or otherwise), including costs related to the mounting, demounting or remounting of any screen, (and any other ancillary activities), delivery, handling, freighting, transportation or insurance of the product or any part thereof or replacement of and do not extend to, and exclude, any damage or loss occurring by reason of, during, associated with, or related to such installation, de-installation, re-installation or transit.

7. Normal customer maintenance as described in the owner’s manual is not covered by this warranty (such as cleaning VCR heads etc.)

8. Service will be provided only during normal business hours and under safety conditions and circumstances.

9. This warranty does not apply to equipment showing abuse, damage or that it may have been tampered with, altered or repaired outside any TEAC Authorised Service Centre. If so, the warranty will be void.

*Your nearest Authorised TEAC Service Centre is listed in your Owners Manual

10. No one is authorised to assume any liability on behalf of TEAC or impose any obligation on it, in connection with the sale of any equipment other than as stated in this warranty and outlined above.

11. In no event will TEAC be responsible or liable for indirect or consequential damages from interrupted operations or other causes.

12. Warranty is not transferable to any subsequent purchaser if the product is sold during the warranty period,

* Extended promotional warranty may apply to certain products (for more info please contact: [email protected])

In home service administration fee is applied after 1

st

year of warranty.

WARRANTY PROCEDURES

Please keep this information for your own records.

Please refer to the owner’s manual to ensure that you have followed the correct installation and operating procedures.

1. Read owner’s manual carefully

2. If you require Warranty Service, please contact the TEAC Authorised Service Centre

3. Please have your purchase receipt as your proof of purchase and the following details completed for a valid Warranty.

Owner’s Name

Owner’s Address

Postcode

Model Name/No. Serial No.

Dealer’s Name

Dealer’s Address

Postcode

4. Please ensure that your product is packed appropriately upon return to the service centre.

If you have any other queries regarding service or warranty please contact the TEAC Customer Care Centre below:

[email protected]

www.teac.com.au

1800 656 700

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able of Contentsable of Contents

able of Contents

Before Connection .................................................................................................................................. 2 3

For your safety...................................................................................................................................................... 2

Precautions ........................................................................................................................................................... 2

Wall Mounting Instructions ........................................................................................................................... 4

Main Set ................................................................................................................................................................ 4

Connection ..............................................................................................................................................5 7

Connecting the TV ................................................................................................................................................ 5

Connecting to a TV with HDMI jack ...................................................................................................................... 5

Connecting the Antenna ........................................................................................................................................6

Connecting Control Cable ..................................................................................................................................... 6

Connecting AUX ................................................................................................................................................... 6

Connecting the Speakers ...................................................................................................................................... 7

Connecting the AC Power Cord ............................................................................................................................7

Installation of Batteries in the Remote Control............................................................................................. 7

Control Section ....................................................................................................................................... 8

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DVD Player (main set) .......................................................................................................................................... 8

Sub-Woofer ........................................................................................................................................................... 8

Remote Control ..................................................................................................................................................... 9

Normal playing .................................................................................................................................... 10 15

Use the Discs ..................................................................................................................................................... 10

Playing Picture CD disc ...................................................................................................................................... 14

Use the USB ....................................................................................................................................................... 15

Listening to Radio Broadcasts ................................................................................................................... 16

Clock/Timer Functions ........................................................................................................................ 17

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Setting the Clock ................................................................................................................................................ 17

Setting the Daily Timer........................................................................................................................................ 17

Setting the Sleep Timer ...................................................................................................................................... 18

DVD Menu Options ............................................................................................................................ 19 21

Menu function setup ........................................................................................................................................... 19

General Setup Page ............................................................................................................................................ 19

Audio Setup Page ............................................................................................................................................... 19

Video Setup Page ............................................................................................................................................... 20

Preference Page ................................................................................................................................................. 21

Password Setup Page ........................................................................................................................................ 21

Protect the Disc ......................................................................................................................................... 22

Troubleshooting.......................................................................................................................................... 22

Specification........................................................................................................................................ 23

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Before ConnectionBefore Connection

Before Connection

Thank you for purchasing this DVD 2.1 channel component system, in order to fully utilize this system, please read this instruction book carefully before use it.

For your safetyFor your safety

For your safety

Laser ProductLaser Product

Laser Product This product is equipped with low power laser equipment inside. For your safety, don’t take apart any covers or try to take apart the product inside. Please contact an authorized service person for repairing.

This symbol indicates that dangerous voltage constituting a risk of electric shock is present within this unit.

This symbol indicates that there are important operating and maintenance instructions in the literature accompanying this unit.

Caution:Caution:

Caution: To prevent fire or shock hazard, do not expose this equipment to rain or moisture.

Power RequirementPower Requirement

Power Requirement Because the power requirement of electrical products is different in various places, before you use this product, make sure that the power requirement of the product matches your household power.

CAUTION:

TO REDUCE THE RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK, DO NOT REMOVE COVER. NO USER SERVICEABLE PARTS INSIDE, REFER SERVICING TO QUALIFIED SERVICE PERSONNEL.

CAUTION

RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK

DO NOT OPEN

PrecautionsPrecautions

Precautions

1. Before operating this system, check the voltage of this system to see if it is identical with the voltage of your local power supply.

2. Unplug the system from the wall outlet if it is not used for a long time. To disconnect the cord, pull it out by grasping the plug.

3. To avoid electric shock, do not open the cabinet.

4. There is no user serviceable parts inside. In case of system failure, unplug the power cord and consult your dealer.

5. Do not place this unit on an unstable cart or sloping surface. Ensure good ventilation surrounding the product. To prevent fire, do not cover the ventilation of the apparatus with news papers, tablecloths, curtains, etc.

6. To prevent fire or shock hazard, do not place objects filled with liquids, such as vases, on the apparatus. And don’t place lighted candles on the apparatus.

7. To prevent fire or shock hazard, do not expose this equipment to hot places, rain, moisture or dust.

Caution:Caution:

Caution: This product is equipped with low power

laser equipment inside, for your safety, do not open the laser radiation protective equipment. Don’t look at the laser radiation when the equipment is operating.

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8. Do not use this product near water, for example near a bath tub, wash bowl, kitchen sink, or laundry

tub; in a wet basement; or near a swimming pool and the like.

9. Do not place this unit close to strong magnetic field.

10.Do not place this unit close to dampness, or the moisture will affect the life of the laser head.

11.If the unit is brought directly from a cold to a warm location, or is placed in a very damp room,

moisture may condense on the lens inside the player. Should this occur, the unit will not operate properly. Remove the disc and leave the unit turned on for about an hour until the moisture evaporates.

12.Should any solid object or liquid fall into the unit, unplug the system and have it checked by qualified

personnel before operating it again.

13. Unplug this product from the wall outlet before cleaning. Do not use liquid cleaners or aerosol cleaners.

Use a damp cloth for cleaning.

14. Do not use attachments not recommended by the product manufacturer as they may cause hazards.

15. Batteries shall not be exposed to excessive heat such as sunshine, fire or the like.

16. Where the mains plug or a appliance coupler is used as the disconnect device, the disconnect device

shall remain readily operable.

Before ConnectionBefore Connection

Before Connection

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all Mounting Instructionsall Mounting Instructions

all Mounting Instructions

1. Connect all cables and secure into place.

2. Fix the wall bracket in place using two screws ensuring the locking pin hole is facing upwards. Then screw

the second part of the bracket in place using the two screws, ensuring the locking pin hole is facing upwards. Finally slide the unit onto the wall bracket and secure in place using the locking pin.

3. The unit can also be mounted on a stand. Place the unit on the stand and secure into place using the

screws provided.

Main SetMain Set

Main Set

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ConnectionConnection

Connection

Caution:Caution:

Caution: Please turn off all the equipment power before connecting.

Connecting the TVConnecting the TV

Connecting the TV

1. This DVD player has video output mode, you can choose it to connect with the TV terminal.

2. If your TV has component input terminal, then you can use the signal connecting cable to connect with the DVD player’s component output terminal. By doing so, the picture will be more clear.

3. To avoid affecting the picture output, do not connect video, component, HDMI at the same time.

Connecting to a TV with HDMI jackConnecting to a TV with HDMI jack

Connecting to a TV with HDMI jack

Use a HDMI cable to connect the HDMI jack on the DVD Player to HDMI IN on a HDMI compatible device (e.g.: TV, Projector, Adaptor).

Note:Note:

Note: If you use the HDMI, make sure that “HDMI SETUP” is set to “ON”. Please see “HDMI SETUP” for

further details.

Terminal board for the DVD player

TV

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Connecting the AntennaConnecting the Antenna

Connecting the Antenna

1. Using the supplied wire Antenna.

2. Using the coaxial type connector .

A 75Ohm antenna with coaxial type connector should be connected to the FM 75 ohm coaxia terminal.

3. If reception is poor, connect the outside antenna.

Note: Note:

Note: Before attaching a 75 ohm coaxial lead (the kind with a round wire going to an outside antenna),

disconnect the supplied FM wire antenna.

Caution:Caution:

Caution: To avoid noise, keep antennas away from the system, the connecting cord and the AC cord.

Connecting Control CableConnecting Control Cable

Connecting Control Cable

Connect signal line between the main set and the sub-woofer back board.

Connecting AUXConnecting AUX

Connecting AUX

This sub-woofer has two audio input terminals, you can use signal line to connect audio input terminals of this unit and audio output terminals of other equipment respectively, then you can hear the sound sources.

Caution:Caution:

Caution:Press the function select button

FUNCTIONFUNCTION

FUNCTION

on the unit or the button

AUXAUX

AUX

on the remote control to select AUX function. When you are connecting AUX audio terminals, please press this function button.

ConnectionConnection

Connection

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Terminal board for Sub-Woofer

Terminal board for Main Set

Terminal board for Sub-Woofer

Auxiliary Equipment

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Connecting the SpeakersConnecting the Speakers

Connecting the Speakers

Connect the speaker cords between the terminals as shown below. Connect the cords with a red line to the (+) (L) (R) terminals and cords with a silver line to the (-) (G) terminals.

Right Speaker Box Back View Left Speaker Box Back View

Connection precautionsConnection precautions

Connection precautions

1. This unit has a high power output and wide dynamic range. If speakers other than those supplied are used, they must be chosen according to speaker specification, or the speakers can be damaged.

2. Before connecting or removing mains power, please turn off the power on the unit and turn the volume to minimum or it may damage the speakers.

Connecting the AC Power CordConnecting the AC Power Cord

Connecting the AC Power Cord

Insert the AC power cord into a wall outlet, and your system is at your command!

Caution:Caution:

Caution: Be sure to unplug the power cord from the outlet when going away or the system is not in use for an

extended period of time.

Installation of Batteries in the Remote ControlInstallation of Batteries in the Remote Control

Installation of Batteries in the Remote Control

1. Remove the battery compartment cover.

2. Insert two batteries (size AAA) correctly, so that the + and - polarities match the polarity diagrams in the

battery compartment. * About half a year of normal operation can be expected when using normal batteries. * When the batteries are exhausted, the commander can no longer operate the system.

Replace both batteries at the same time with new ones. * Don’t use an old battery with a new one. * Don’t use different types of batteries together. * When the unit is not used for a long period of time, remove the batteries to avoid damage caused by battery

leakage and corrosion.

ConnectionConnection

Connection

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CC

C

ontrol Sectionontrol Section

ontrol Section

DVD Player (main set)DVD Player (main set)

DVD Player (main set)

Face ViewFace View

Face View

T T

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Back ViewBack View

Back View

1. AC Power Cord

2. Power Control Cable Socket

3. FM Antenna

4. AUX Input Terminal

5. L&R Speaker Output Terminals

1. Play/Pause (BF)

Tuning Forward

2. Stop (

LL

L)

Tuning Backward

3. Next (

GG

G )

Channel Select Forward

4. Previous (

HH

H)

Channel Select backward

5. Mode

6. S-Bass

7. Volume Up

8. Volume Down

9. VFD Display Lens

10. Disc Door

11. Eject

12. Function

13. Standby

14. USB Jack

15. Power Control Cable Socket

16. A / V Out

17. Component Video Output

18. HDMI Jack

Sub-WooferSub-Woofer

Sub-Woofer

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Remote ControlRemote Control

Remote Control

1. Standby Button

2. DVD Function Button

3. Tuner Function Button

4. Dim Button

5. Preset Equalizer Button

6. Subtitle Button

7. Title Button

8. Setup Button

9. Direction Button (

, , , )

Enter Button

10. Clock Button

11. Next Button (

G)

Previous Button (

H)

12. Stop Button (

L)

13. Fast Backward Button (

D)

14. Mode Button

15. Number Button

16. Mute Button

17. USB Function Button

18. AUX Function Button

19. Loudness Button

20. Super Bass Button

21. Zoom Button

22. Audio Button

23. Menu Button

24. Sleep Button TimerButton

25. Volume Up Button Volume Down Button

26. Play/Pause Button (

BF)

27. Fast Forward Button (

C)

28. OSD Button

29. Program Button

30. Goto Button

Control SectionControl Section

Control Section

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Use the DiscsUse the Discs

Use the Discs

Operate the keys on the unitOperate the keys on the unit

Operate the keys on the unit

In power on mode, press the function button (

FUNCTIONFUNCTION

FUNCTION

) to select the function you want.

Place the disc into the disc tray (with the printed side face to you) ,then press it downward lightly. The unit will read the disc and the disc type will display on the TV screen then play it automatically. When the disc playing, press the eject button (K on the unit) to take the disc out ,press this button again , the disc will goes into the disc tray . The unit will read the disc and play it automatically .

Operate the keys on the remote controlOperate the keys on the remote control

Operate the keys on the remote control

1. You can use all the functions on the panel of the unit or the remote control after turning the system power on.

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T

urning the System Onurning the System On

urning the System On

Press the standby button

((

(

STST

ST

ANDBYANDBY

ANDBY

) )

) to turn the system on from standby mode.

Caution:Caution:

Caution: When turning the system on, the system will continue in the mode it was in when it

was turned off last time.

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urning the System Of

ff

f

Press the standby button

((

(

STST

ST

ANDBYANDBY

ANDBY

))

) again to turn the system off (called Standby Mode), the

clock will display on the VFD.

Caution:Caution:

Caution: Be sure to unplug the power cord from the outlet when going away or the system is

not in use for an extended period of time.

2. In power on mode, press the disc function button (

DVDDVD

DVD

) to select DVD function.

3. In power on mode, press the tuner function button (

TUNERTUNER

TUNER) to select FM function.

4. This unit has several brightness levels for you to adjust the VFD screen to light or dark. Press the VFD darkness select button (

DIMDIM

DIM), then you can choose the lighting level you desire.

5. You can adjust the sound reproduced simply by choosing from different preset equalizations. Each press of the preset equalizer button (

P-EQP-EQ

P-EQ) will select one of the following different

preset equalizations:

6. When you are playing the DVD disc, you can repeatedly press the subtitle button

(

SUBTITLESUBTITLE

SUBTITLE

) to

select the subtitle language to display on the TV screen if available.

FLAT : Normal sound ROCK : For rock CLAS : For classic JAZZ : For jazz POPS : Vocal sound is intensified

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7. In play mode, press the title button (

TITLETITLE

TITLE

) to go back to the title menu.

8. Press the setup button (

SETUPSETUP

SETUP

) to set the function of this unit.

9. Press the direction buttons (S,T,W,X) to move the cursor to illuminate the desired selection. Press the confirmation button (

ENTERENTER

ENTER

) to confirm the menu selection.

10.In standby mode, press the clock button

(

CLOCKCLOCK

CLOCK) to set the clock.

11.When playing a DVD disc, press the next button (

G) to skip to the next chapter or title.

When playing a Video CD disc, press the next button (

G) to skip to the next track.

(You can also operate the key “

G” on the panel of the unit.)

When playing DVD disc, press the previous button (

H) to skip to the previous chapter or title.

When playing Video CD disc, press the previous button (

H) to skip to the previous track.

(You can also operate the key “

H” on the panel of the unit.)

12.Press the stop button (

L) to stop playing, the unit will store the last playing time in the memory

automatically, then press the play/pause button (

BF), the unit will resume to last memory time

and continue playback automatically. If you press the stop button (

L) twice to stop the disc playing.

(You can also operate the key “

L” on the panel of the unit.)

13.Press the fast backward button (

D) once by once to select one of the variety of different

speeds to fast backward play or select normal speed to play. Each time you press the button, the screen shows.

Note:Note:

Note: Press the BF button to resume normal playback.

14.One title, one chapter, one track or all the disc repeat play can be set by pressing the mode

button. (You can also operate the key “

MODEMODE

MODE

” on the panel of the unit.) When playing a DVD disc, this function can be used to play a title, chapter or disc repeatedly. Repeatedly press the mode button, the screen shows orderly:

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When playing a CD disc, this function can be used to play a track or folder repeatedly. Repeatedly press the mode button, the screen shows orderly:

When playing MP3 disc, this function can be used to play a track or folder repeatedly. Repeatedly press the mode button, the screen shows orderly:

15. Load a Video CD disc in PBC ON mode (the MENU button turns the PBC function ON/OFF). You can select tracks or chapters with the number buttons (

0-9,10+0-9,10+

0-9,10+

). If the track or chapter number is less than 10, press the number buttons 0-9. If the track or chapter number is over 10, press 10+ button and press the one of the number buttons 0-9.

Note:Note:

Note: If the track or chapter number over 20, press 10+ button twice and press the one of the

number buttons 0-9.

16. Press the mute button in play mode, all sound will be muted, press the button again to resume sound.

17. In power mode, press the USB function button

(

USBUSB

USB) to select USB function.

18. In power mode, press the AUX function button (

AUXAUX

AUX) to select AUX function.

19. This unit has a loudness function, it can automatically increase the bass sound at low volume (the higher the volume, the smaller bass increase), which improves the output sound. You only need to press the loudness button (

LOUDNESS LOUDNESS

LOUDNESS ) to obtain the loudness function when it

is playing.

20. Press the super bass button to reinforce the bass sound to maintain rich, full bass at low volume, press this button again to cancel the effect. (You can also operate the key “

S-BASSS-BASS

S-BASS ” on the panel of the unit. )

21. This function can be used while playing a film or a still picture. Press the zoom button (

ZOOMZOOM

ZOOM) repeatedly when playing, the screen shows :

Use the S,T,W,X buttons to move around the enlarged picture.

Note:Note:

Note: This function is not available for CD ,WMA or MP3 playback.

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22. When playing a the Video CD, you can choose MONO (LEFT MONO, RIGHT Mono), “STEREO” audio output by pressing vocal mode select button (

AUDIOAUDIO

AUDIO

). When playing DVD disc recorded with several languages, you can repeatedly press the language select button (

AUDIOAUDIO

AUDIO

) to select one of languages to play.

23. If the Video CD has a menu, you can set the playback control function to “PBC ON” mode by pressing the menu button

(

MENUMENU

MENU

). The unit reads the disc and the menu will display on the TV

screen, then use the number buttons to select the desired track. When playing DVD disc, press the root button

(

MENUMENU

MENU) to return to the root menu for previous

layer.

24. If you want to set the daily timer or the sleep timer, press the sleep/timer button (

SLEEP/TIMERSLEEP/TIMER

SLEEP/TIMER)

.

25. Press the volume up button to increase the volume. Press the volume down button to decrease the volume. (You can also operate the keys

“

VOL+ VOL+

VOL+

” “

VOL-VOL-

VOL-

” on the panel of the unit.)

26. In stop mode, press the play/pause button (BF) to start playing the disc. When playing disc, press the play/pause button (

BF) to temporarily stop the playing, press

the button again, it will continue to play. (You can also operate the key “

BF” on the panel of the unit.)

27. Press the fast forward button (

C) repeatedly to select one of the variety of different speeds to

fast forward play or select normal speed to play. Each time you press the button, the screen shows.

Note:Note:

Note: Press the BF button to resume normal playback.

28. Press the OSD button to display the playing information of the disc on the TV screen.

29. If your DVD disc has one or more music chapters or titles, you can setup playing order for the disc using this button. Press the program button

(

PROGRAMPROGRAM

PROGRAM), TV display will be as follows:

Audio 1/4 Audio 2/4 Audio 3/4 Audio 4/4

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K

JJ

J

Note: TT: Title

CH:Chapter

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Note: Note:

Note: Use the 1-9,10+ buttons to input the sequence number which you want to program

playing (the first selection is title and the second selection is chapter of the programs menu.). After finishing program, press the S,T,W,X buttons to select “START” then press the

ENTERENTER

ENTER

button to start programmed play or select “STOP” and “EXIT” to

exit the program. (If you setup disc playing order over 10, press the “

” to setup.)

If you are playing the CD disc, the TV display is as follows:

Note:Note:

Note: Use the 1-9,10+ buttons to input the sequence number you want to program playing.

After the program has been entered, Press the S,T,W,X buttons to select “Start” then press the

ENTERENTER

ENTER

button to start programmed play or select “EXIT” to exit the program.

(If you setup a disc playing order over 10, press the

“ ”

to continue to the next program

screen.)

If you are playing the MP3 disc, when Filelist is on the screen, select the files and press program button

(

PROGRAMPROGRAM

PROGRAM)

to add the files to the program list. Press menu button (

MENUMENU

MENU

) to

display the program list then press program button

(

PROGRAMPROGRAM

PROGRAM) to delete unwanted files from

the program list.

30. Press the goto button until the time or chapter/track edit box appears. Enter hours, minutes and seconds from left to right in the time edit box using remote control numerical keypad. Or enter your desired chapter/track number in the chapter/track edit box using remote control numerical keypad.

Playing Picture CD discPlaying Picture CD disc

Playing Picture CD disc

Place the picture CD on the disc tray correctly, the unit will read the disc and play it automatically, if the disc can not play automatically, press the button

BF to play.

When the picture is displayed on the TV screen, you can press the

10+, 0-910+, 0-9

10+, 0-9 buttons on the remote control to

select the desired picture on the disc then press the

ENTER ENTER

ENTER

button to start playing.

Note:Note:

Note: Play will continue until the final picture or when the selected pictures have been played.

When playing, use the L button to select different play mode. These play modes list as the following:

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Slide Show Menu <<Prev Next>>

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Note:Note:

Note: When playing a picture CD, press the L button to enter the “THUMBNAIL MODE”, use the

S,T,W,

X

buttons to move the cursor to illuminate the “MENU” then press the

ENTERENTER

ENTER button to enter the

“REMODE KEY FUNCTION” list.

STOP : THUMBNAIL MODE H : PREVIOUS PICTURE PLAY : PICTURE MODE

G : NEXT PICTURE

ZOOM : SWITCH ZOOM MODE S,T,W,X : PAN IN ZOOM MODE

Note:Note:

Note: Slide Show : Selections played in a random order Menu : Display “Remote Key Function” list Prev : Display previous 12 pictures of disc Next : Display next 12 pictures of disc

You may need use the K button on the unit to stop playing and open the disc tray.

Use the USBUse the USB

Use the USB

You can connect the USB flash to the USB jack at the front panel of unit. The unit will play MP3 music or the pictures from the flash directly.

1. Plug the USB flash into the USB jack.

2. Press the

FUNCTIONFUNCTION

FUNCTION button on unit or the

USBUSB

USB button on remote control to select the USB function.

3. Display shows the word “USB” .

4. MP3 music or the pictures will be played automatically.

USB Storage Device Data ProtectionUSB Storage Device Data Protection

USB Storage Device Data Protection

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- Always insert the USB device in the correct direction. Failure to do so may result in damage to the USB device and this product.

- Do not remove the USB device while it is being accessed.

- Electrical interference and electrostatic discharges may cause the USB device to malfunction and suffer damage, resulting in data loss.

It is strongly recommended that any important data is backed up on a PC to protect against corruption, data loss or device malfunction. Please note that our company shall not accept any liability for damage or loss of stored data.

Note: Note:

Note: USB connection is not compatible with all hard drive models.

Normal playingNormal playing

Normal playing

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Listening to Radio BroadcastsListening to Radio Broadcasts

Listening to Radio Broadcasts

Caution:Caution:

Caution: Before listening to the radio, please check if FM antenna is correctly connected.

Press the function select button (

FUNCTIONFUNCTION

FUNCTION

) on the unit or the

TUNERTUNER

TUNER

button on the remote control

to select FM function.

Press the button

(C) repeatedly to move from frequency to frequency until the next station is

found. Press and hold the button

(C) for one second or more, the frequency will change up automati-

cally until a right station is found. (You also can operate the tuning forward key

(

TU+TU+

TU+) on the panel of the unit.)

Press the button

(D) repeatedly to move from frequency to

frequency until the next station is found. Press and hold the button

(D) for one second or more, the frequency will change down auto-

matically until a right station is found. (You also can operate the tuning backward key

(

TU-TU-

TU-

) on the panel of the unit.)

You can store the well tuned station by pressing the program button

(

PROGRAMPROGRAM

PROGRAM

) on the remote

. (You can preset up to 16 FM stations .) Tune in the desired station, then press the program button

(

PROGRAMPROGRAM

PROGRAM).

Use

CH-CH-

CH-

button or

CH+CH+

CH+

button on the unit or the buttons (H

,

G) on the remote control once by

once to select the preset number. Press the program button

(

PROGRAMPROGRAM

PROGRAM) to store the station.

Note:Note:

Note: If the system is unplugged or if a power failure occurs, the preset stations will

remain stored in the memory.

Press the button (G) once by once to select preset number after preset presetting station. Its band and frequency are displayed on the VFD. Press the button (

G) once by once to select the preset number when in store the station.

Press (on the unit) or the button (

H) on the remote once by once to select preset number

before presetting station. Its band and frequency are displayed on the VFD. Press the button (

H) once by once to select the preset number when in store the station.

(You also can operate the channel select forward button (

CH+CH+

CH+) and the channel select backward

button (

CH-CH-

CH-) on the panel of the unit.)

Press the mode button (

MODEMODE

MODE) to select the Stereo or MONO channel to receive the FM radio

mode, it can get the best effect.

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Clock/TClock/T

Clock/T

imer Functionsimer Functions

imer Functions

Setting the Clock

The built-in clock shows the correct time in the display.

- In standby mode, press the clock button (

CLOCKCLOCK

CLOCK

) , the hour indicator will blink.

- Set the hour with the

++

+

button or

- -

-

button.

- Press the clock button (

CLOCKCLOCK

CLOCK

), the minute indicator will blink.

- Set the minute with the

++

+ button or

--

- button.

- Press the clock button (

CLOCKCLOCK

CLOCK

, the built-in clock starts operating and the seconds start counting

from 0.

Note:Note:

Note:

 The operating time of every step shouldn’t be longer than 10 seconds or it will return to the

original display.

 If there is a power failure or the power system is turned off, the clock will lose its setting.

TT

T

o confirm the clock timeo confirm the clock time

o confirm the clock time

When you press the clock button (

CLOCKCLOCK

CLOCK

), the clock time is displayed. Wait for a few seconds until

the display returns to the original display.

Setting the Daily TSetting the Daily T

Setting the Daily T

imerimer

imer

In standby mode with the clock time having been set, you can use the daily timer setting to turn the unit on automatically at a certain time everyday under standby mode. When the setting timer is on, the timer indictor “

” will display on the VFD, however the clock must be set correctly for the timer

function to work.

- In standby mode, press the timer button (

TIMERTIMER

TIMER), the hour indicator will blink.

- Set the hour with the

++

+ button or

--

- button.

- Press the timer button (

TIMERTIMER

TIMER), the minute indicator will blink.

- Set the minute with the

++

+ button or

--

- button.

- Press the timer button (

TIMERTIMER

TIMER), the selected time is set. Then set the daily timer to “ON” (daily

timer set is in effect) or “OFF” (daily timer set is to cancel) by pressing the

++

+ button or

--

- button.

Note:Note:

Note:

 You can only set the daily timer only in standby mode and the clock timer had been set.  The operating time of every step shouldn’t be longer than 10 seconds or it will return to time

display.

 The sound source of the “timer on” mode is the same as the sound source when the unit was

turned off by the standby switch.

TT

T

o confirm the daily timeo confirm the daily time

o confirm the daily time

Press the timer button (

TIMERTIMER

TIMER

) in standby mode, the daily time is displayed. Wait for a moment

until the display returns to the time display.

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TT

T

o cancel the daily timer settingo cancel the daily timer setting

o cancel the daily timer setting

In standby mode, repeatedly press the timer button (

TIMERTIMER

TIMER

) until the “ON” display on the VFD,

then you can set the daily timer to “OFF” by pressing the

++

+

button or

--

-

button (the daily timer will be cancelled). If the system is unplugged or there is a power failure, the daily timer will be cancelled.

Setting the Sleep TSetting the Sleep T

Setting the Sleep T

imerimer

imer

Use the sleep timer button to turn the system off after some time when playing. By setting the sleep timer, you can fall asleep and know that your system will turn off by itself rather than playing all night.

- Play a disc or tune in to the desired station.

- If you set the sleep timer first, each time you press the sleep button (

SLEEPSLEEP

SLEEP

), it changes the

number of minutes shown on the VFD in this sequence:

- If you change the sleep timer, each time you press the sleep button (

SLEEPSLEEP

SLEEP), it changes the

number of minutes shown on the VFD in this sequence:

After setting the number of minutes for the sleep timer, the display will return to the display as before setting the sleep timer. The system is now set to turn off after the number of minutes you set.

TT

T

o confirm the sleep timeo confirm the sleep time

o confirm the sleep time

When pressing the sleep button (

SLEEPSLEEP

SLEEP

), the remaining sleep time is displayed. After a few

seconds the display returns to the original display.

TT

T

o cancel the sleep timer settingo cancel the sleep timer setting

o cancel the sleep timer setting

Repeatedly press the sleep button (

SLEEPSLEEP

SLEEP) until the “00” displays on the VFD.

You can cancel the sleep timer by resetting the clock or turning off the unit.

Clock/TClock/T

Clock/T

imer Functionsimer Functions

imer Functions

10 20 80 90 00

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DVD Menu OptionsDVD Menu Options

DVD Menu Options

Caution:Caution:

Caution:

The content of this chart is for reference only. If something has changed, please take theThe content of this chart is for reference only. If something has changed, please take the

The content of this chart is for reference only. If something has changed, please take the actual display for standard.actual display for standard.

actual display for standard.actual display for standard.

actual display for standard.

Menu function setupMenu function setup

Menu function setup

If you want to setup the function of this unit, please press the function setting button (

SETUPSETUP

SETUP

) to

display the DVD setup menu, then use the S,T,W,X buttons and

ENTERENTER

ENTER

button. Press the func-

tion setting button

(

SETUPSETUP

SETUP) again to exit the function setting main menu.

Note:Note:

Note:If the item displays in gray, that means that it can’t be setup and there isn’t this function in the

disc.

General Setup PageGeneral Setup Page

General Setup Page





TV DisplayTV Display

TV Display This menu allows the user to select the aspect ratio of the TV to be connected.





OSD LanguageOSD Language

OSD Language This menu allows the user to select the language for the on-screen display.





Screen SaverScreen Saver

Screen Saver Set the screen saver to on/off.

Audio Setup PageAudio Setup Page

Audio Setup Page



Analog Audio SetupAnalog Audio Setup

Analog Audio Setup When the disc has Dolby Pro Logic stereo, you can choose LT/RT (Left/Right audio) or Stereo or 3D Surround (Virtual Surround Sound) mode to play this disc.



SPDIF SetupSPDIF Setup

SPDIF Setup

SPDIF Off......Turns off the SPDIF output.

SPDIF RAW..If you have connected your digital out. SPDIF PCM..If your receiver is not capable of decoding multi-channel audio.



Dolby Digital SetupDolby Digital Setup

Dolby Digital Setup

Stereo......Left channel is output from the left speaker,

and right channel is output from the right speaker. L-MONO..Left channel is output from the front left and right speakers. R-MONO..Right channel is output from the front left and rightspeakers.



3D Processing3D Processing

3D Processing This setting provides following sound effects: Off, Concert, Living Room, Hall, Bathroom, Cave, Arena and Church.



HDCDHDCD

HDCD When playing a HDCD disc, the audio output width degree can be set here.

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Video Setup PageVideo Setup Page

Video Setup Page





ComponentComponent

Component You can setup this according to TV video output type.

Note:Note:

Note:This setting is available only when the HDMI

SETUP is set to “OFF”.





TV ModeTV Mode

TV Mode

You can select interlace or P-SCAN video output mode when Ypbpr is selected.

Note:Note:

Note:This setting is available only when the

Pr/Cr Pb/Cb Y is selected and HDMI SETUP is set to “OFF”.





QualityQuality

Quality You can adjust the picture to your personal preference.





HDMI SetupHDMI Setup

HDMI Setup You can select this when your TV is connected to the HDMI terminal.

Note :Note :

Note : Resolution setting is available only when

“HDMI” is set to “ON”.

DVD Menu OptionsDVD Menu Options

DVD Menu Options

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Preference PagePreference Page

Preference Page

Note: Note:

Note: Preference features can be selected only during “NO DISC” condition or full STOP mode.





TV TTV T

TV T

ypeype

ype

This menu allows the user to select the colour system.





Audio, Subtitle, Disc MenuAudio, Subtitle, Disc Menu

Audio, Subtitle, Disc Menu This menu allows the user to select the language.





ParentalParental

Parental Setup this system when playing disc which had age control.





RegionRegion

Region This menu allows the user to select the region.





DefaultDefault

Default Restore to factory setting.

Password Setup PagePassword Setup Page

Password Setup Page



Password ModePassword Mode

Password Mode Select this item to set new password for this unit, follow the screen’s indication and enter a password.



PasswordPassword

Password The original password is 1234.

DVD Menu OptionsDVD Menu Options

DVD Menu Options

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Protect the DiscProtect the Disc

Protect the Disc

1. To keep the disc clean, please do not touch the disc’s surface when you are holding it. You should hold the edge.

2. If the disc is dirty, it will affect the sound quality. Please use the clean and soft cloth to wipe the disc from inside to outside. Do not wipe the disc in circular motion.

3. Do not stick paper on the disc.

4. Do not place discs in direct sunlight or near or on heat sources.

5. After you have finished with the disc, please place it back in its original case. To avoid warping or damage, do not stack discs.

6. Do not play the disc which has flaw or deformation, in case of damaging this player.

7. Clean your discs using only a soft dry cloth. Do not use any chemicals such as benzine, thinner, antistatic or record sprays as these can damage the disc surface.

SymptomSymptom

Symptom

No sound is heard

No picture

Bad sound quality

The disc does not play

Poor radio reception

Unable to operate the remote control

Operations are disabled

Possible CausePossible Cause

Possible Cause

Connections are incorrect, or loose

TV or power amplifier operates wrong The amplifier’s receiving signal position is wrong Volume setting to minimum Connect wrong or loose TV Operation and setting is wrong

Audio connect wrong Audio output mode setting wrong

No disc in the tray The disc is upside down The disc is dirty or scratched The unit is foggy inside

The antenna is disconnected The FM antenna is not properly extended and positioned The path between the remote control and the sensor on the unit is blocked The batteries have lost their charge The built-in microprocessor has malfunctioned due to external electrical interference

ActionAction

Action

Check all connections and make corrections Check whether the operation is right Check the position of receive signal

Adjust volume Check all connection and correct it Check whether operation and setting is right Check whether audio connection is right Check whether audio output setting is right Place a disc Place the disc in with the printed side up Clean or replace the disc Take out the disc, turn on the unit for about an hour Reconnect the antenna securely Extend FM wire antenna to the best reception position Remove the obstruction

Replace the batteries Unplug the system then plug it back in

TT

T

roubleshootingroubleshooting

roubleshooting

If you are having a problem with your system, check this list for a possible solution before calling for service. If you can not solve the problem from the hints give here, or the system has been physically damaged, call a qualified person, such as your dealer, for service.

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SpecificationSpecification

Specification

DVDDVD

DVD

Power Supply ..................................................................... ~240V AC / 50 Hz

Power Consumption .......................................................... 75W

Operating Temperature ...................................................... -10~40

Video Output ...................................................................... 1 VP-P 75Ω, Negative synchronism

Video System..................................................................... Multi/PAL/NTSC

Horizontal Definition ........................................................... 576 lines (DVD)

Frequency Response (Line Out)........................................ 20Hz-20kHz(±3dB)

Distortion ............................................................................ ≤ 0.8%

Supported Format .............................................................. DVD,DVD-/+R/RW,CD,CD-R/RW

USB Supported Size Up to ................................................ 2GB

Dimensions ........................................................................ 184(W) x 222(H) x 304(D) mm

Weight ................................................................................ 1.68Kg

Composite Video OutputComposite Video Output

Composite Video Output

Output Level ....................................................................... 1±0.2Vp-p (75Ω)

S-Video OutputS-Video Output

S-Video Output

Output Level ....................................................................... 0.7±0.14Vp-p (75Ω)

Component Video Output (Y,Cb/Pb,Cr/Pr)Component Video Output (Y,Cb/Pb,Cr/Pr)

Component Video Output (Y,Cb/Pb,Cr/Pr)

Y Output Level ................................................................... 0.7±0.14Vp-p (75Ω)

Cb/Pb,Cr/Pr ....................................................................... 0.7±0.14Vp-p (75Ω)

TT

T

uneruner

uner

FM Frequency range ......................................................... 87.5-108 MHz

FM Noise limit sensitivity ................................................... ≤ 20μV

FM S/N ............................................................................... ≥ 46dB

SpeakerSpeaker

Speaker

Impedance ......................................................................... 4Ω

Input power ........................................................................ 50W

Dimensions ........................................................................ 100(W) x 350(H) x 200(D) mm

Weight ................................................................................ 2.45Kg x 2

Sub-WooferSub-Woofer

Sub-Woofer

Power consumption ........................................................... 100W

Dimensions ........................................................................ 230(W) x 285(H) x 360(D) mm

Weight ................................................................................ 9.40Kg

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SpecificationSpecification

Specification

AmplifierAmplifier

Amplifier

Output PowerOutput Power

Output Power

Subwoofer(100Hz,10%THD) ............................................. 100W

L/R (1KHz,10%THD) ......................................................... 50W

Frequency Response

Subwoofer (40-170HZ)....................................................... - 6 ± 2 dB

L/R...................................................................................... 100Hz - 60dB, 20KHz - 3dB

RemoteRemote

Remote

Distance ............................................................................. 6m

Angle .................................................................................. 30

O

AccessoriesAccessories

Accessories

FM antenna ....................................................................... 1

Video cable ........................................................................ 1

RGB cable ......................................................................... 1

Wall bracket ....................................................................... 2

Remote control................................................................... 1

Instruction manual .............................................................. 1

Stand .................................................................................. 1

* Features and specifications are subject to change without notice. * Weight and dimensions are approximate. * All trademarks and registered trademarks are the property of their respective owners. All rights reserved.

* Manufactured under the license of Dolby Laboratories. Dolby, Pro Logic, and the double-D symbol are registered

trademarks of Dolby Laboratories.

41005494

TEAC AUSTRALIA PTY.,LTD.

A.B.N.: 11 113 998 048

Service Providers in Australia

please contact one of the following service providers in your area if you require service for your product.

ACT

Name

Address

Phone

Fax

Associated Electronics 7 Molonglo Mall FYSHWICK 2609 (02)62 80 4698 (02)62 80 5437

TEAC Perth Service Centre 273 Great Eastern Highway BELMONT 6104 (08)94 79 6499 (08)94 79 6544

Inpulse Electronics 3 Sloane Street MARIBYRNONG 3032 (03)93 17 4000 (03)39 17 4040

Jav Electronics 65 Mackie Road BENTLEIGH EAST 3165 (03)95 70 4911 (03)95 63 8722

Watpace Electronics 62 Wingara Avenue KEILOR EAST 3033 (03)93 36 4042 (03)93 36 3768

QQ Electronics Pty Ltd Unit 5, 14-38 Bellona Avenue REGENTS PARK 2143 1300 883 229 (02)97 38 1311

Maxwell Electronics 106 Bath Road KIRRAWEE 2232 (02)95 42 3000 (02)95 42 3377

TCS (Total Care Services) 62 Leader Street FORESTVILLE 5035 (08)83 51 1044 (08)83 51 1043

NSW

Name

Address Phone

Fax

B & H Electronics 466 David Street ALBURY 2640 (02)60 41 3911 (02)60 21 7455

Border Video & TV Service

Shop 3, 339 Urana Road LAVINGTON 2641 (02)60 40 2229 (02)60 40 2184

Bourkes Video & Tv Service 111 Danger Street ARIMDALE 2350 (02)67 71 1513 (02)67 71 1696

Nichols Electronics Shop 4/70 River Street BALLINA 2478 (02)66 86 9422 (02)66 81 4999

Baytech Electronics Shop 3, 270 Beach Road BATEHAVEN 2536 (02)44 72 7023 (02)44 72 7354

Sapphire Electronics

U5B/85 Bega Street BEGA 2550 (02)64 92 2522 (02)64 93 2062

Lawson Radio & TV 298 Great Western Highway LAWSON 2783 (02)47 59 1254 (02)47 59 2312

Visual Audio Services 510 Chapple Street - PO BOX 76 BROKEN HILL 2880 (08)80 87 4055 (08)80 87 4055

T K Electronics Unit 2 10 O’Hart Close CHARMHAVEN 2263 (02) 43 92 0828 (02)43 93 1018

TV Technologies 20 Marcia Street COFFS HARBOUR 2450 (02)66 51 7366 (02)66 50 0152

Coogee Electronic Service 261 Arden Street COOGEE 2034 (02)93 15 8566 (02)66 50 0152

Electronics 2000 Shop 3/190 Sharp Street COOMA 2630 (02)64 52 4179 (02)64 52 4179 Lachlan Valley TV 49 Vaux Street COWRA 2794 (02)63 42 2189 (02)63 42 2189

Greg’s TV 2 Bingalong Street DALMENY 2546 (02)44 76 7544 (02)44 76 7544

Deniliquin Hi-Tech 44 Hardinge Street DENILIQUIN 2710 (03)58 81 1444 (03)58 81 1444

Western Electronic Service 437 Hopkins Parade DUBBO 2830 (02)68 82 3905 (02)68 82 3870

Con Carr Retravision 126-128 Murray Street FINLEY 2713 (03)58 83 1611 (03)58 83 2114

Forbes TV & Video Repairs 132 Rankin Street FORBES 2871 (02)68 52 2921 (02)68 52 2921 Forster Electronic Services Shop 15, Forster Tower, Wallis Street FORSTER 2428 (02)65 54 5352 (02)65 54 5352 V.J. & C.M. Davey TV & 137 Meade Street GLEN INNES 2370 (02)67 32 2260 (02)67 32 2260

Ray White Television Repairs 2 Taylor Street GOULBURN 2580 (02)48 22 4050

Repairs & Spares 140 Fitzroy Street GRAFTON 2460 (02)66 42 1911 (02)66 43 3961

Griffith Home Appliance 94-98 Yambil Street GRIFFITH 2680 (02)69 62 1826

S & K Electronics 111 Banna Avenue GRIFFITH 2680 (02)69 62 2847 (02)69 64 7774 Ron Burns Electrical 8 Hillcrest Road GUNNEDAH 2380 (02)67 42 3299

Tele – Fridge Electronics 82 Conadilly Street GUNNEDAH 2380 (02)67 42 0022 (02)67 42 3878

Inverlec Electronics Shop 1,20 Glen Innes Road INVERELL 2360 (02)67 22 4522 (02)67 22 4522

Maxwell Electronics 106 Bath Road KIRRAWEE 2232 (02)95 42 3000 (02)95 42 3377

Jag Electronics 59 Tambourine Bay Road LANE COVE 2066 (02)94 27 5478 (02)94 28 2634

AVL Electronics 2/87 Bold Street LAURIETON 2443 (02)65 59 6330 (02)65 59 6330 Leeton Appliances 99 Grevillia Street LEETON 2705 (02)69 53 4151 (02)69 53 4151 Hans Electronic Services 147 Magellan Street LISMORE 2480 (02)66 21 9311 (02)66 21 9711 Robert Peatfield 2 West Street MACKSVILLE 2447 (02)65 68 2867 (02)65 68 2867

Mullumbimby TV Service Shop 3 97-99 Stuart Street MULLUMBIMBY 2482 (02)66 84 2335 (02)66 84 3554 John Rice TV Service 13 Park Avenue MURWILLUMBAH 2484 (02)66 72 3292 (02)66 72 3292

Spencer Electronics Unit 2, 26 Somerset Avenue NARELLAN 2567 (02)46 47 2046 (02)46 47 2046

Kaputar TV Service

27 Maitland Street NARRABRI 2390 (02)67 92 1017 (02)67 92 1017

Newcastle Quickfix/ J P Electronics Shop 5, 468 Pacific Hwy BELMONT 2280 (02)49 45 4699 (02)49 45 5696

NSW

Name

Address

Phone

Fax

Videotel Unit 1/17 Quinns Lane SOUTH NOWRA 2541 (02)44 21 5250 (02)44 23 3280

Ideal Electronics 145 Woodward Street ORANGE 2800 (02)63 62 8270 (02)63 62 8270 Parkes Sight 'n' Sound 67 Clarinda Street PARKES 2870 (02)68 62 4475 (02)68 63 4209

Vickery Sound

171 Brisbane Water Drive POINT CLARE 2250 (02)43 23 3623 (02)43 23 1581

Quickfix Repairs 118 Stafford Street PENRITH 2750 (02)47 22 8550 (02)47 22 9949

BJRAE Electronics 2/199 Adelaide Street RAYMOND TERRACE 2324 (02)49 87 7032 (02)49 87 6194

QQ Electronics Pty Ltd Unit 5, 14-38 Bellona Avenue REGENTS PARK 2143 1300 883 229 (02)97 38 1311

Quickfix Repairs Shop 17 West Market Street RICHMOND 2754 (02)45 78 2111 (02)45 78 2021

Tech 1 Electronic Repairs Shop1/12 Sunset Ave WARILLA 2528 (02)42 97 5397 (02)42 97 5398 Cherries Electronics Unit 3, 8 Walter Street SINGLETON 2330 (02)65 71 2488 (02)65 71 2488 Videtel Video, TV & Monitor 232 Marius Street EAST TAMWORTH 2340 (02)67 61 3788 (02)67 61 3388 Peel Television Service 1 Macquarie Street TAMWORTH 2340 (02)67 66 3928 (02)67 66 9932

Colour Fix TV & Video Service 172 Bridge Street TAMWORTH WEST 2340 (02)67 65 5539 (02)65 62 0561 Hawkins Electronic Service 94 Manning Street TAREE 2430 (02)65 52 2288 (02)65 52 4059

Household Electronics 3/39 Shearwater Drive TAYLORS BEACH 2316 (02)49 19 0344 (02)49 19 0355 That Repair Shop 122 Fitzmaurice Street WAGGA WAGGA 2650 (02)69 21 5200 (02)69 25 9491

Schuberts Electronics 53 Hastings Street WAUCHOPE 2446 (02)65 85 1533 (02)65 85 3816

ILLAWARRA Electronics Solution Shop 3, 60 Lakeside Drive KANAHOOKA 2530 (02)42 61 9234 (02)42 61 9227 United Television Service Pty Ltd 390 Keira Street WOLLONGONG 2500 (02)42 28 4555 (02)42 26 3453

Vac Shak Pty Ltd 16 Lovell Street YOUNG 2594 (02)63 82 5700 (02)63 82 7366

QLD

Name

Address

Phone

Fax

McMahon Electrical Traders 23 Mabel Street ATHERTON 4883 (07)40 91 1788 (07)40 91 1741 Beerwah Electronics Peachester Road BEERWAH 4519 (07)54 94 0466 (07)54 94 0416 Bremer Television Service 36 Station Road BOOVAL 4304 (07)32 82 3593 (07)32 82 1214

Bowen Retravision (Northern Elect) 40 George Street BOWEN 4805 (07)47 86 1633 (07)47 86 2257

Telefix Unit 9, 19 Lensworth Street COOPERS PLAINS 4108 (07)33 23 2700 (07)33 23 2730 Nielsons Radio & TV Service 68 Gavin Street BUNDABERG 4670 (07)41 53 1377 (07)41 53 1534

A1 Sound & TV Service 14 Gloucester Road BUDERIM 4556 (07)54 45 4777 (07)54 45 1311

Caboolture Video & Microwave 4/125 Morayfield Road CABOOLTURE 4510 (07)54 95 3477 (07)54 95 3477

Digital TV Service 197 Lyons Street WESTCOURT 4870 (07)40 51 1711 (07)40 51 1771

Garrows Video & TV Service 4/74 Omrah Avenue CALOUNDRA 4551 (07)54 91 3238 (07)54 91 7457

Charleville Radio & TV 14 Wills Street CHARLEVILLE 4470 (07)46 54 1633 (07)46 54 2266

Jab Electronics Cnr. Ruby & Egerton Streets EMERALD 4720 (07)49 87 7770 (07)49 87 7772

Precise Electronics 1 / 4 Northview Street MERMAID BEACH 4218 (07)55 75 1377 (07)55 72 4689

Ready Electronics Shop 3/1 Tibbing Street NERANG 4211 (07)55 96 6359 (07)55 02 2734

Tweed Television Shop 3/12 Machinery Drive SOUTH TWEED HEADS 2486 (07)55 24 4483

Harbour City TV & Video Shop 3/1 Mellefont Street GLADSTONE 4680 (07)49 72 9495 (07)49 72 9495

Lloyd Lawrence Electronics Shop 8-9, 5 Torquay Road HERVEY BAY 4655 (07)41 24 3787 (07)41 24 3787

Professional VCR Sales Service 90 Mourilyan Road INNISFAIL 4860 (07)40 61 4720 (07)40 61 4720

Dunstans SBTV 37 Kingaroy Street KINGAROY 4619 (07)41 62 1547 (07)41 62 2343

Nev Robert Electronics 31 Hart Street MACKAY 4740 (07)49 57 6498 (07)49 51 3737

Sunland TV Service Unit 5 Centre One, Norval Court MAROOCHYDORE 4558 (07)54 43 6444 (07)54 43 6464

Telefix Unit 1, 96 Aerodrome Road MAROOCHYDORE 4558 (07)33 23 2700 (07)33 23 2730

Sunland TV Service Shop 4, 54 Rene Street NOOSAVILLE 4566 (07)54 74 2101

Cumners Electronics Shop 4, 131 Old Pacific Highway OXENFORD 4210 (07)55 73 5250 (07)55 73 5403 N & M TV & Video Service 47a Yandilla Street PITTSWORTH 4356 (07)46 93 2886 (07)46 93 2886

C.Q. Video & TV Service 227 Berserker Street ROCKHAMPTON 4701 (07)49 28 8811 (07)49 28 2698

Matthew's TV & Video Service 176 Main Street ROCKHAMPTON 4701 (07)49 28 5377 (07)49 28 5608 Top Beat Entertainment & Elec 97A Folkestone Street STANTHORPE 4380 (07)46 81 0681 (07)46 81 0682 T.I. TV Repairs 11 Summer Street THURSDAY ISLAND 4875 (07)40 90 2139 (07)40 69 2577 Clark & Webb TV & Radio 14 Grange Street TOOWOOMBA 4350 (07)46 32 7290 (07)46 32 9244 Downs Radio & TV Service (DR TV) 35 Dent Street TOOWOOMBA 4350 (07)46 32 1044 (07)46 32 1224

Townsville Electronics 197 Ingham Road WEST END 4810 (07)47 75 7774 (07)47 79 6867

Top Beat Entertainment & Electrical 46 Wood Street WARWICK 4370 (07)46 61 2690

NT

Name

Address

Phone

Fax

The Television Workshop Shop 4 Elder St Centre ALICE SPRINGS 0870 (08)89 52 8555 (08)89 52 5557

New Age Electronics Unit 1/21 Delatour Street COCONUT GROVE 0810 (08)89 48 1755 (08)89 48 1766

Eletech Service 13 Sandalwood Ave NHULUNBUY 0880 (08)89 87 3828 (08)89 87 3828

SA

Name

Address

Phone

Fax

TCS (Total Care Services) 62 Leader Street FORESTVILLE 5035 (08)83 51 1044 (08)83 51 1043

E.K. Dunstan & Co 255 Main Street CLARE 5453 (08)88 42 2144 (08)88 42 3942

Peter's Electronics 25 Lorna Street LOXTON 5333 (08)85 84 6920 (08)85 84 6920

Gambier Sound& Vision Repairs 16-18 Watson Tce MT GAMBIER 5290 (08)87 23 3955 (08)87 23 3855 Portside Technologies 28 Hallet Place PORT LINCOLN 5606 (08)86 82 1500 Pirie Antenna & TV 283B Senate Road PORT PIRIE 5540 (08)86 32 2565 (08)86 33 0091 Riverland Electronics Services 113 Renmark Avenue RENMARK 5341 (08)85 86 5600 (08)85 86 5533 Victor Electronic Service 44 Torrens Street VICTOR HARBOR 5211 (08)85 52 1471 (08)85 52 1098 Eyre Electronics 15B Forsyth Street WHYALLA 5600 (08)86 45 4764 (08)86 45 5576

TAS

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Address

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R.M Electronics 32 Strahan Street BURNIE SOUTH 7320 (03)64 31 8922 (03)64 31 89 22

Somerset Electronics 16 Douglas Street EAST DEVONPORT 7310 (03)64 27 0016

D.J. Hingston 95 James Road SPREIGHTON 7310 (03)64 27 2145 (03)64 27 2145 Integrated Components 54A Albert Road MOONAH 7009 (03)62 78 1932 (03)62 78 8387 K.T. National Electronics 1 Hobart Road SANDHILL 7249 (03)63 44 5665 (03)63 43 0466

VIC

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Border Video & TV Service 362 Griffith Road LAVINGTON 2641 (02)60 40 2229 (02)60 40 2184

Greene's Television Services 149 Hummfray Street BALLARAT 3350 (03)53 32 6256 (03)53 32 7597 Ted Rivett Services 145 Creswick Road BALLARAT 3550 (03)53 32 6371 (03)53 33 4002

Proud’s Hi Fi 78- 80 Pall Mall BENDIGO 3550 (03)54 42 2722 (03)54 42 2522

All – Tronics 78A Garsead Street BENDIGO 3550 (03)54 42 7000 (03)54 41 7502

Jav Electronics 65 Mackie Road BENTLEIGH EAST 3165 (03)95 70 4911 (03)95 63 8722

Inpulse Electronics 3 Sloane Street MARIBYRNONG 3032 (03)93 17 4000 (03)39 17 4040

B M Tronics 197 Murray Street COLAC 3250 (03)52 32 1504 (03)52 32 1935

T & C Electronics Service 31 Pegleg Road EAGLEHAWK 3556 (03)54 46 3000 (03)54 46 3022

Echuca TV & Video Service 1/7 Mitchell Street ECHUCA 3564 (03)54 80 7874 Central Appliance Service 222 Moorabool Street GEELONG 3200 (03)52 22 1418 (03)52 22 1418 RTD Services Pty Ltd 25-29 Fairlie Street GEELONG NORTH 3215 (03)52 78 9766 (03)52 78 3545 Linke Electrical Repairs 82 Londsdale Street HAMILTON 3300 (03)55 72 5788 (03)55 72 4090 Frank Ritchie Electrical P/L 9 Victoria Street KERANG 3579 (03)54 52 2908 (03)54 52 2908 Watpace Electronics 62 Wingara Avenue KEILOR EAST 3033 (03)93 36 4042 (03)93 36 3768

Harold Hurren 26 Fitzroy Street KILMORE 3764 (03)57 82 1327 (03)57 82 1487

Soundwave Electronics 2B Holt Street LEONGATHA 3953 (03)56 62 3665 (03)56 62 3665

Inpulse Electronics 3 Sloane Street MARIBYRNONG 3032 (03)93 17 4000 (03)39 17 4040

Sunshine Electronics Aust Shop 2, 17 Moore Street MOE 3825 (03)51 26 1110 (03)51 26 1275

Peninsula VCR Repairs

1/8 Virginia Street MORNINGTON 3931 (03)59 75 0800 (03)59 76 2300

Ferguson Electronics 116 Orange Avenue MILDURA 3500 (03)50 23 5846 (03)50 21 2690 Bensi TV Electrical Pty. Ltd. 128 Nicholson Street ORBOST 3888 (03)51 54 1454 (03)51 54 1344 G & R Video & TV Services Pty. 24 Dunkirk Avenue SHEPPARTON 3630 (03)58 21 0258 (03)58 21 8187 Inpulse Electronics 496 Whitehorse Road SURREY HILLS 3027 (03)93 17 4000 (03)98 36 5922

Swantronics 45 Campbell Street SWAN HILL 3585 (03)50 33 1633 (03)50 33 1287

Earl & Becker 4-26 Shakespeare Street TRARALGON 3844 (03)51 74 8454 (03)51 74 8454

BM Tronics 459 Raglan Parade WARRNAMBOOL 3280 (03)55 61 6622 (03)55 62 8388

Tellycare (Nugents) 105 Queen Street WARRAGUL 3820 (03)56 22 1102 (03)56 22 1102

John B. Electronics Shop 94 High Street WODONGA 3690 (02)60 56 1066 (03)57 28 7299

WA

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Address

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AB Video 50 Cockburn Road ALBANY 6330 (08)98 42 1270 (08)98 42 2728

Albany TV Service Shop 8 35-37 Campbell Road ALBANY 6330 (08)98 41 1573 (08)98 42 5958

Camtec Bunbury 1/31 Denning Road BUNBURY 6230 (08)97 91 7277 (08)97 91 7377

Excel Electronics 3 Newman Court NICKOL 6725 (08)91 44 1266 (08)91 44 1266

Eclipse Kimberley Unit 4, 20 Hunter Street BROOME 6725 (08)91 92 2832 (08)92 92 8069

Elricks TV Service 62 Spencer Street BUNBURY 6230 (08)97 21 4047 (08)97 21 1161 Busselton TV & Video 65B Strelley Street BUSSELTON 6280 (08)97 54 4457 (08)97 54 4824 Electronic Plus Unit 3/11 Egan Street CARNARVON 6701 (08)99 41 3690 (08)99 41 3660 Esperance Communications 33 Norseman Road ESPERANCE 6450 (08)90 71 3344 (08)90 71 4545 Bird Electronics 14 Abraham Street GERALDTON 6530 (08)99 64 1631 (08)99 21 7584 Geraldton Radio & TV Service 26 Anzac Terrace GERALDTON 6530 (08)99 64 2777 (08)99 64 2776

Oz West Electronics 6/200 Winton Road JOONDALUP 6027 (08)93 00 1066

Printek Electronics 1 Lesueur Drive JURIEN BAY 6516 (08)96 52 1664 (08)96 52 1664

Kalgoorlie Electronics 395 Hannan Street KALGOORLIE 6430 (08)90 21 1420 (08)90 21 1420 J & P Electronics 3/88 Albany Hwy KOJONUP 6395 (08)98 31 1991 (08)98 31 1991 Tuckerbox Retravision White Gum Street/P.O. BOX 941 KUNUNNURRA 6743 (08)91 68 1100 (08)91 68 2491 Waytec Electronics Unit 3, 10 Thornborough Road MANDURAH 6210 (08)95 82 0882 (08)95 82 0352 Manjimup TV Service 88 Giblett Street / P.O. BOX 370 MANJUMUP 6258 (08)97 71 1598 (08)97 72 4025 Chris's TV & Satelite 66 Barrack Street MERREDIN 6415 (08)90 41 1484 (08)90 41 1484

G & J Suckling Radio & TV 1 Hale Street NARROGIN 6312 (08)98 81 2148 (08)98 81 3129

Proton 21A Charles Street NORTHAM 6401 (08)96 22 3168 (08)96 22 3168 TEAC Perth Service Centre 273 Great Eastern Highway BELMONT 6104 (08)94 79 6499 (08)94 79 6544

Charles Hunt Electronics 25 Brodie Court BALDIVIS 6171 (08)63 63 5593 (08)95 24 2890

S & R TV Service Unit 7/42 Crompton Road ROCKINGHAM 6168 (08)95 92 1130 (08)95 92 3685

TEAC CUSTOMER CARE CENTRE (TCCC)

Free call: 1800 656 700

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