Virtual Reality Multi-Media Headunit VRVD630 Owner's Manual

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Welcome!

Dear Customer,
CONGRATULATIONS. The VRVD630 Multi-Media Headunit with AM/FM
Stereo Receiver, DVD, VCD, CD, and MP3 Player, Auxiliary Input Jack, SD
Card & USB Memory capability and Detachable Faceplate, when used as
described, will give you years of dependable service in your car, truck, RV, or
mini-van. We have taken numerous measures in quality control to ensure that
your product arrives in top condition and will perform to your satisfaction. In
the

rare event that your VRVD630 Multi-Media Headunit with AM/FM Stereo
Receiver, DVD, VCD, CD, and MP3 Player, Auxiliary Input Jack, SD Card &
USB Memory capability and Detachable Faceplate contains a damaged or
missing item, does not perform as specified, requires warranty service, or
you have an installation problem, DO NOT RETURN THIS PRODUCT TO THE

STORE. PLEASE CALL OUR TOLL FREE NUMBER FROM THE U.S.A. AND
CAN

ADA 1-800-445-1797 and ask to speak with a member of our technical

service team; or submit your questions by e-mail to customerservice@vr-

3.co

m and a member of our technical service team will respond by e-mail to
your questions. Our in-house technical service team will expedite delivery of
your part, advise you on installation, or help troubleshoot a problem with you.
If your product needs warranty service, our technical service team represen­tative will help you obtain the fastest remedy possible under the warranty.

Contents

Precautions ..................................................................................................... 4

Safety Precautions .......................................................................................... 5

Disc & memory Types ..................................................................................... 6

Care of Discs ................................................................................................... 6

Before You Install ............................................................................................ 7

Parts ................................................................................................................ 7

Remove the Old Unit ....................................................................................... 8

Installation (DIN Front Mount) ......................................................................... 9

Installation (Vehicle’s Brackets) .....................................................................10

Wiring Connections ........................................................................................11

Location of Controls.......................................................................................12

Remote Control .........................................................................................13-14

Ba

sic Operation .............................................................................................14

Radio Operation ........................................................................................15-16

AV

Menu Settings ......................................................................................17-19

CD Operation ........................................................................................... 19-20

Disc Menu Operations ............................................................................. 20-22

Dat

a Disc/USB/SD/MMC/MP3/WMA Operation ...........................................23

System Setup ........................................................................................... 24-27

Playing MP3 Files ..................................................................................... 27-28

Frequently Asked Questions ..........................................................................28

Specications ................................................................................................ 29

Warranty ........................................................................................................ 30

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Region Management Infor­mation

This mobile DVD Player is designed
and manufactured to respond to the
Region Management Information that
is recorded on a DVD disc. If the Re­gion number described on the DVD
disc does not correspond to the Re­gion number of this Mobile DVD Player,
this Mobile DVD Player cannot play this
disc.

iPOD

®

iPOD® is a registered trademark of Ap­ple Computer Inc.

Important Information

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SAFETY PRECAUTIONS

Please read these important precautions
BEFORE attempting to install this unit.

• CAUTION: CLASS 1 LASER

This mobile
DVD player is a Class 1 laser product.
However, this mobile DVD player uses a vis­ible/invisible laser beam which could cause
hazardous radiation exposure if directed.
Be sure to operate the mobile DVD player
correctly as described in this manual.

• Use of controls or adjustments or perfor­mance of procedures other than those
specified herein may result in hazardous
radiation exposure.

• Do not open covers and do not attempt
to repair this product yourself. Refer ser­vicing to qualified personnel.

• Disconnect the vehicle’s negative bat­tery terminal before starting installation.
Consult the vehicle’s owner’s manual for
proper instruction.

•

The unit is designed for a 12 Volt DC nega-

tive ground operation system only. Before
installing the unit, make sure your vehicle
is a 12

Volt DC negative ground system.

•

Mark the polarity of the existing speaker wires

before disconnecting the old head unit.

•

Be sure to connect the color coded leads
according to the wiring diagram. Incorrect
connections may damage the unit or cause
the unit to malfunction or cause damage the
vehicle's electrical system.

•

Make sure all the connections are com­pletely correct before turning on your unit.

• When extending the ignition, memory
backup or the ground cable, use 0.75mm
dia

meter (AWG18) or heavier automotive
grade cable to avoid wire deterioration or
damage to the wire coating.

•

To prevent short circuit, never put or leave

any metallic object inside the unit. If you
smell or see smoke, turn off the power
immediately and consult your dealer.

• Insert the unit until it is firmly locked
into mounting sleeve, otherwise it may
fall out.

•

Be careful not to drop or shock the unit,
it may break or crack because it contains
glass parts.

• The unit is only designed for use with
4 speakers. Do not combine speaker
output wires for use with 2 speakers. Do
not ground negative speaker leads to the
chassis ground.

•

Do not open the top or bottom cover.
Opening the top or bottom covers
Modifying the unit will void the warranty
and

may damage the unit or cause the
unit to malfunction or cause damage to
the vehicle's electrical system.

• Pa

rking in direct sunlight will cause
higher temperatures inside the vehicle.
Do not operate in extremely high or low
temperatures. The temperature inside
the

vehicle should be between 32º F (0º
C) and 100º F (37º C) before turning on
your unit. Cool down the vehicle before
operating the unit

• The faceplate is a precision piece of
equipment that contains sensitive elec­tronic components. Do not subject it to
excessive shock.

• When replacing the fuse(s), the replace­ment must be of the same amperage as
s

ho

wn on the fuse holder.

• Do not block this unit’s vents or heater
panels. Blocking them will cause exces­sive heat to build up inside the unit and
may result in fire.

•

After completing the installation and before
operating the unit, reconnect the battery
according to the manufacturer’s instruc­tions. Then press the reset (RES) button
with a pointed object, such as a ball-point
pen to set the unit to its initial status.

• Do not touch the terminals of the face­plate or of the unit.

• If you have difficulty installing this unit in
your vehicle contact customerservice@
vr-3.

com or Call 1-800-445-1797

Driving a vehicle while viewing a video on this head unit
may violate motor vehicle laws, and may result in seri­ous injury, property damage, or death!

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Disc Type Icon Content Size Playtime

DVD Audio/Video 12cm About 2 - 4.5 Hours

VCD Audio/Video 12cm

About 74 minutes

CD Audio 12cm

About 74 minutes

MP3 Audio 12cm

About 600 minutes

MPEG4
DIVX

Audio/Video

Disc & Memory Types

The following table contains information on the different functions performed, and the
different types of media used by this unit.

Memory Type Icon Content Size Playtime

USB Flash Memory Audio/Video

Up to

2 Gigabytes

Depends size of les

SD Card Audio/Video

Up to

2 Gigabytes

Depends size of les

MMC Audio/Video

Up to

2 Gigabytes

Depends size of les

Care of Discs

• Handle the disc by its edge to keep the disc
clean. Do not touch the disc’s surface.

• Do not use a CD with paste or ink residue
on it.

• Do not use CDs with labels or stickers
attached. The label may leave a sticky resi­due when it begins to peel.

• Clean the discs with an optional cleaning
cloth. Wipe each disc from the center out.

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Before You Install

Automotive audio equipment installations can be challenging at times, even to the most

experienced of installation technicians. If you are not condent working with electrical

wiring, removing and reinstalling interior panels, carpeting, dashboards or other compo­nents of your vehicle, please call our toll-free help line 1-800-445-1797 and our in-house
technical service team will answer your installation questions. Contact the vehicle's
manufacturer for vehicle specic instructions, or consider having the VRVD630 profes­sionally installed.

IMPORTANT:

Remove the two transport screws from the top of the

unit before installing.

• Before nal installation of the unit, connect the wiring temporarily,

making sure the unit and the system work properly.

• Use only the parts included with unit to ensure proper installation.
The use of unauthorized parts can cause malfunctions.

• Consult with your vehicle’s nearest dealership if installation re-

quires the drilling of holes or other modications of the vehicle.

•

Install the unit where it does not get in the driver’s way and cannot in-

jure the passenger if there is a sudden stop, like an emergency stop.

• The laser will be damaged if it overheats, so don’t install the unit
anywhere hot--for instance, near a heater outlet.

• If installation angle exceeds 30 from horizontal, the unit might not
give its optimum performance.

PARTS

Check All Included Parts Before You Start

Open the VRVD630 box and remove all parts, then check all parts and compare them to
the parts list. For replacement parts contact VR3 Customer Service at customerservice@
vr-3.com or call 1-800-445-1797.

2 - Keys
1 - Wiring Harness
1 - Lock Washer
4 - Screws
1 - Sheet Metal Screw
1 - Hex Nut
1 - Metal Support Strap
1 -

1/8" to RCA Audio/Video Cable

NOT SHOWN

1 - Remote Control
1 - Mounting Sleeve
1 - Faceplate Case
1 - Trim Bezel

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B. Insert the buttons supplied with the old

unit into both sides of the unit as shown
in figure below until they click. Pull to re­move the old unit from the dashboard.

1. Remove the Old Unit from the Dashboard

DIN Front Mount

DO NOT DISCONNECT WIRES AT THIS TIME!

A. Remove the outer trim frame.

TAPE

FM

88 92 96 100 104 106 108

MHZ

AM

54 60 70 80 100120 140 160

x10KHZ

TUNE

UP

DOWN

AUDIO IN

CD/MP3

BAND

MUTE

LO/DX

AUTO STOP

Marking the polarity of the speaker
wires will make it easier to connect
the existing speakers to the VRVD630.
Consult the wiring diagram of the exist­ing head unit before disconnecting any
wires. If a wiring diagram is not available
contact the head unit’s manufacturer.

1.

While the old unit is playing, discon-

nect the wires from one speaker.

2. Take a length of masking tape and
fold it around the wire so it forms a
flag.

3. On the masking tape mark the polar­ity of the speaker wires (+ & - ), as
well as left or right, and front or rear.

4. Double check that you marked the
first speaker correctly by checking
that the speaker wires are the same
at the head unit.

5. Repeat this procedure for all of the
speakers.

6. Mark the power, ground, and any
other wires also

.

2. Mark Polarity of the Speaker Wires

Installation

GIVE US A CALL, WE'LL HELP YOU INSTALL.

1-800-445-1797

PLEASE DO NOT RETURN PRODUCT TO STORE.

Visit us on the WEB

www.vr-3.com

For Information and Technical Assistance,

Call Toll-Free in U.S.A. and Canada.

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Installation

Remove the
half sleeve

A

E

IMPORTANT!

BEFORE THE FINAL INSTALLATION OF THE HEAD UNIT, CONNECT THE WIRING

TEMPORARILY, MAKING SURE THE UNIT AND THE SYSTEM WORK PROPERLY.

DIN FRONT-MOUNT (Method A)

After inserting the Mounting Sleeve
into the dashboard, select tabs
on top, bottom, and sides, then
bend them to secure the mounting
sleeve in the dash board.(Fig. 2)

2. Mounting
Sleeve

3. Screw

1. Dashboard

Bend the tabs
to secure the
Mounting Sleeve
in the dashboard.

Fig. 2

Follow the diagram in Fig. 3
for installing the rear mounting
strap to the head unit. The rear
mounting strap will help keep
the head unit from moving
around inside the dashboard.

Insert ngers into the groove in the front

of frame to remove it.
Insert the buttons supplied with the old
unit into the grooves on both sides of the
old unit. The unit can be installed or re­moved from the dashboard using these
buttons. (Fig. 1)

1. Dashboard

2. Nut (5mm)

3. Spring washer

4. Screw (5 x 25mm)

5. Screw

6. Strap

7. Plain washer

Fig. 3

Fig. 1

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DIN REAR-MOUNT (Method B)

Installation using the screw holes on both sides of the unit.

1. Screw holes on the side of the unit.

2. Screws. Use either truss screws (5 x

8mm) or ush surface screws (4 x 8mm),

depending on the shape of the screw
holes in the bracket.

3. Vehicle’s Factory Mounting Bracket

4. Dashboard or Console

5. Hook (Remove this part)

Note: The mounting sleeve, outer trim
ring, and the mounting strap are not
used for this method of installation.

Installation

GIVE US A CALL, WE'LL HELP YOU INSTALL.

1-800-445-1797

PLEASE DO NOT RETURN PRODUCT TO STORE.

Visit us on the WEB

www.vr-3.com

For Information and Technical Assistance,

Call Toll-Free in U.S.A. and Canada.

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Wiring Connections

White: Rear Left CH RCA output

Red: Rear Right CH RCA output

Green: Sub-Woofer output

Video Out 1

Video Out 2

RCA Out Left

RCA Out Right

Antenna

Socket

FUSE

YELLOW (+)

MEMORY

BLACK (-)

RED (+)

CONNECT YELLOW TO BATTERY OR LIVE + 12 VOLTS OF POWER

NEGATIVE GROUND -

12 VOLT NEGATIVE -

WHITE +

WHITE/BLACK -

GRAY +

GRAY/BLACK -

GREEN +

GREEN/BLACK -

VIOLET +

VIOLET/BLACK -

Front Left

Front Right

Rear Left

Rear Right

IGNITION ACC +

POWER ANTENNA OR AMPLIFIER

PARKING BRAKE

PINK/BLACK (-)

BLUE (+)

VRVD630

Operating a vehicle while watching a video on this head
unit may violate motor vehicle laws, and can cause
serious personal injury, property damage, or death!

CONNECTING THE PARKING BRAKE WIRE TO THE VEHICLE’S PARKING BRAKE SYSTEM.

The PINK/BLACK PARKING BRAKE wire MUST be connected to the parking brake
system of your vehicle. The unit will only play videos when the parking brake is
engaged, if the parking brake is not engaged, the screen will display the mes­sage “DISABLED WHILE DRIVING”. This is a safety feature designed to prevent the
driver from watching a video while driving.
NOTE: In Radio Mode or CD/MP3 Mode images will be displayed on the monitor
whether or not the parking brake is engaged.

+ POSITIVE - NEGATIVE

Parking Brake

Indicator Light

Parking Brake Switch

Activated by Parking Brake

Parking Brake

Parking Brake Wire from Head Unit (PINK/BLACK)

Use a Wire Tap

or splice by hand

Negative

Negative Ground

Positive

To Chassis Ground or Metal Body Part

Battery

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Location Of The Controls

Audio/Video Auxiliary Input

The VRVD630 is equipped with an Audio/
Video Auxiliary Input on the front panel.
The Adapter has three RCA jacks, Yellow
for Video, and Red and White for the right
and left audio channels.
In order to use the Audio/Video Auxiliary
Input you MUST use the supplied Audio/
Video cable.

Insert supplied adaptor into the A/V Input
Jack on the front of the VRVD630.
Connect an A/V cable with male RCA plugs
to the supplied adaptor, then to a A/V de­vice.

1. Power / Mode

2. Volume +/- / MENU

3. TA (Trafc Announcement)/ST

4. PTY (Program Type)

5. AF

(List of Alternative Frequencies)

6. TFT LCD Display

7. #1 Pre-set / Play / Pause

8. AS / PS (Automatic Search & Pro­gram Search)

9. #2 Pre-set / Intro Scan

10. #3 Pre-set / Repeat

11. Faceplate Release Button

12. USB Slot

13. A/V IN Jack

14. #6 Pre-set / GO TO

15. #5 Pre-set / Stop

16. BAND

17. #4 Pre-set / Random

18.

Fast Forward / Tune+ / Track Up

19. Infra Red Window

20.

Fast Reverse / Tune- / Track Down

21. Eject Disc Button

22. Reset Button

23. Power Indicator LED

24. Disc Slot

25. SD Card Slot

1 2

3 4 5 6 7

8 9 10 11

17 15 14 13 12

16181920

2122232425

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Remote Control

1. POWER

2. DISP (Display)

3. A - B (repeat section from A to B)

4. RPT (Repeat Mode select)

5. ZOOM

6. Cursor (arrow) buttons: Fast Reverse / Fast
Forward, Previous Track / Next Track, Up
Down / Left / Right / Enter

7. ENTER

8. SETUP

9. TUNE/TRACK Down, Prev. Track

10. TUNE/TRACK Up, Next Track

11. TITLE (DVD Title Menu), PBC (Playback

Control Mode)

12. PLAY/PAUSE ( )

13. Numeric Buttons 1-6

14. # 7 BUTTON / TA

(Trafc Announcement)

15. # 8 BUTTON / AF / REG

16. MODE (Input Mode select)

17. AUDIO (Audio Setup select)

18. SUBT (Subtitle Language select)

19. MUTE (turns Audio off)

20. ANGLE (Camera angle selection for

some

21. VOL +/-

22. MENU

23. Fas

t Forward ( )

24. Fast Reverse ( )

25. GO TO, AS•PS (Automatic Search /

Program Search)

26. STOP (

)

27. PROG (Programmed Play mode) LO/DX

(Local/Distance select)

28. RDM (Random Playback mode)

MO•ST (Stereo/Mono select)

29. #0 BUTTON / BAND

30. #9 / PTY (Program Type)

1

3

5

7

9

11

13

15

17

19

21

23

25

27

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Remote Control

Use and Care of the Remote

• Before using the remote control for the
1st time, please remove the clear strip from
the bottom of the remote control.

• This remote control is designed to be
used within 6 feet of the remote sensor on
the head unit, and within a range from 30°
left to 30° right of the Infrared sensor.

• If the sensor is in direct sunlight, it may
interfere with the ability of the remote to
control the head unit.

• This remote control is a precision device.
Point the remote control at the front
panel of the unit to operate.

Precautions

• Using batteries improperly can cause
them to explode.

• Keep the battery out of the reach of chil­dren. Should the battery be swallowed,
immediately consult a doctor.

• Should the battery be swallowed, imme­diately consult a doctor.

• Use one CR2025(3V) lithium battery.

• Remove the battery if the remote control
is not to be used for a month or longer.

• Do not short-circuit or disassemble

• Dispose of used batteries properly.

2

4

6

8

10

12

14

16

18

20

22

24

26

28

30

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Dispose of All Batteries Properl y

Turn the remote
over, then slide the
battery holder out
of the remote.

Insert battery into
battery holder with
positive side of the
battery facing up.

Insert battery
holder into the re­mote control until
you hear a click.

Basic Operations

Changing the Battery

The remote control uses a lithium button
type battery, model CR 2025 3V. Do not
use any other kind of battery in the remote.
Follow these instructions when installing or
replace the battery.

Basic Operations

Initial System Start-Up

Be sure to press the RESET button when
using the unit for the rst time, after all con­nections are completed correctly.

1. Turn off the unit power.

2. Press the RESET button. The RESET
button on the housing must be activated
with either a ballpoint pen or similar point­ed object. The RESET button is to be acti­vated for the following reasons:

• Initial installation of the unit after all wiring
is completed.

• Some the function buttons do not oper­ate.

• Error symbol appears on the display.

Turning Power ON and OFF

Turn on the unit by pressing button or in­serting a disc in the DISC SLOT.
When system is on, press and hold the to
turn off the unit.

Warning LED

The LED will  ash if the front cover is not

properly inserted into the main unit.

ESP Function

The unit features an anti-shock feature,
which buffers a certain amount of the re­corded program into memory so that if the
unit skips due to rough road conditions,
the music or video will be uninterrupted.
The time of the buffered content varies de­pending on the disc type:

CD, VCD ............................ 18 s

ec

onds

MP3 ................................. 160 seconds

DVD ..................................... 6 seconds

MPEG4 .............................. 20 seconds

Mute Function

To turn off the sound instantly, press the
MUTE button. To return it to the prior sound
level, press MUTE again.

Mode Function

Press MODE repeatedly to switch between
DVD, AV and TUNER modes.

Adjusting the Volume Level

Rotate the Volume knob to adjust the
volume level.

Last Position Memory

• During disc playback, press and hold
the Power button to turn off the unit, when
you next turn on the unit, the DVD unit will
resume playing from the point that it was
interrupted.

• During disc playback, if you press MODE
to switch to a different mode, when you
next return to DVD mode, playback will re­sume from the point at which it was inter­rupted. Radio mode is the default mode

when the unit is started without any
discs or memory.

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Radio Operation

VOLUME 25 AM 07:12

FM1 STEREO LOC

RADIO

107 . 1 5 M H Z 2

Radio Screen

Selecting the Frequency Band

Press BAND button repeatedly to
select the desired radio band.

Stereo/Mono

FM listening is generally done in Ste­reo mode. If the signal is weak or re­ception is not as good as you would
like, switching to Mono mode usually
improves the overall sound quality. To
switch to Mono mode, press ST (or
MO/ST on the remote control). Press it
again to return to Stereo mode.

Local/Distant

In urban settings, most stations are
strong enough to listening in LOCAL
mode.
However, if a station seems too distant
to be received well, try switching to
DISTANT mode by pressing and hold­ing ST/LOC (or pressing LOC on the
remote control).
Press it again to return to LOCAL
mode.

Selecting Stations

1. Pr

ess a preset station button 1-6 to
select a station which has been stored
in the memory.

2. Press and hold the or buttons
until “MANU” appears on the screen,
then press the or buttons to se­lect a station.
If the buttons have not been pressed
for several seconds, the unit will return
to automatic seek mode.

Automatic Memory Storage &
Program Scanning

• Automatic Memory Storing

This feature is used to automatically
set up presets for the radio.

1.

Press and hold the AS/PS to start
the tuner searching the frequency band
(FM1, FM2, FM3 & AM1, AM2) and stor­ing the six strongest stations as pre­sets.

• Program Scanning

After the presets have been recorded,

1. Press the AS/PS button and the
radio will scan the preset buttons in
order. It will play a station for a few
seconds, and then move to the next
station.

2. When you hear a station that you
wish to listen to, press the AS/PS but­ton again to stop the scanning.

• Setting up Presets Manually

To set up the presets manually, tune to
the desired station using the

and

buttons.

When you nd a station you would like

to save to memory, press and hold the
desired preset button for a few sec­onds to store it.

RDS Operation

(Radio Broadcast Data System)

Setting RDS mode

Press AF/REG button to turn the RDS
mode ON/OFF.
Whenever RDS is on, symbol “AF” ap­pears on the display.
Program name is displayed when re­ceiving an RDS station.
“AF” starts blinking if the broadcasting
signals getting worse. “ALARM” will be
displayed when an emergency broad­casting is received, meanwhile sound
output level will be automatically ad­justed to the preset output level when
the volume level is set at minimum.

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Radio Operation

NEWS
INFORM
SPORTS
TALK
ROCK
CLS ROCK
ADLT HIT
SOFT RCK
TOP 40

COUNTRY
OLDIES
SOFT
NOSTALG
JAZZ
CLASSICL
R B
SOFT R B
LANGUAGE

REL MUSC
REL TALK
PERSNLTI
PUBLIC
COLLEGE
WEATHER
TEST
ALART

AF (Alternative Frequencies) function

When the AF button pressed, AF switch­ing mode is selected and the state of AF
switching mode is displayed by “AF” in the
display.
“AF” OFF: AF switching mode OFF.
“AF” ON: AF switching mode ON, and has
RBDS information.
AF Flashing on the Display:
AF switching mode is ON, but the RBDS
information is not received yet. When AF
switching mode is selected, the radio
checks the signal strength of AF all the
time.
The interval of checking time of each AFs
depends on the signal strength of the cur­rent station, from a few minute for a strong
station to a few seconds for a weak state.
Every time that a new AF is stronger than
the current station, it switches over to that
frequency for very short time, and new fre­que

ncy is displayed for 1-2 second.
Because the mute time of AF switching or
checking time is very short, it’s almost in­audible during the normal program.
During FM mode, when AF is on, SEEK,
AUTO-MEMORY function can only receive
and save the RBDS programs.

REG (Regional Program) Function

Press and hold the AF/REG button to turn
Region Mode ON/OFF.
Some broadcasting stations change their
program from normal broadcasting to region­al broadcasting for a certain time period.
When Region is ON, the current listening
program remains unchanged. When Re­gion is OFF, it allows the receiver to tune to
the regional station.

TA (Trafc Announcement) Function

Press the TA button to turn the TA search
mode ON/OFF.

When TA search mode is on and a trafc

announcement is transmitted, the unit will:

1. Swi

tch automatically from any audio

mode to the trafc announcement.

2.

Switch on the traf c announcement auto-

matically when the receiver is in a waiting re­ception mode and the audio signal is muted.

3. TA, TP will be displayed on LCD.

* When the trafc announcement is over,

the initial operation mode will be restored.

TA Interruption Function:

The current trafc announcement is can­celled by pressing the TA button. But the
TA search mode will not be off.

To Select Your Favorite Program Type

Press the PTY button to turn ON/OFF the
PTY list. After turning on the PTY list, the
list display as follows:
Press the / or / to select a desired
PTY item, then press the ENTER button to
search the corresponding PTY information,
and stops if the corresponding PTY infor­mation is detected. If the corresponding
information does not exist, it will display
“PTY NONE” and the PTY automatically
exits to normal mode.

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AUDIO

SYSTEM

TIME ON

TIME.M 12

AM 11 :0 0

PICTURE

SETUP

MAIN MENU

SETUP MENU

PICTURE MENU

BRIGHT 00 TINT 00

CONTRAST 00 DISP.M 4:3

COLOR 00 DEFAULT OFF

AUDIO MENU

VOLUME 00 FADER R.F

BASS 00 EQ CLAS

TREBLE 00 LOUD OFF

BALANCE L.R SUB.W ON

Ho ur

Mi nu te

CLOCK

AV Menu Settings

Audio Menu

1. Use the or buttons on the head
unit, or the Arrow buttons on the Remote
Control to select a menu item to adjust.

2. Rotate the Volume knob on the head unit
or use the VOL+/- buttons on the Remote
Control to increase or decrease the AV
charcteristic you have selected.

AUDIO MENU

VOLUME 00 FADER R.F

BASS 00 EQ CLAS

TREBLE 00 LOUD OFF

BALANCE L.R SUB.W ON

Volume level: 0 to 63
Bass level: -7 to +7
Treble level: -7 to +7
Balance: 15L to 15R

This setting adjusts the balance between
the left and right speakers.

Fader: 15R to 15F

This setting adjusts the balance between
the front and rear speakers.

Equalization: Flat, Classic, Jazz, Pop
Loudness: ON/OFF

Loudness introduces a special low and
high frequency emphasis at low listening
levels.

Subwoofer: ON/OFF

This unit is equipped with a subwoofer out­put. If you connect this output to a pow­ered subwoofer or amp & subwoofer sys­tem, enable the output by selecting ON.

AV Menu Overview

You can adjust many of the unit’s set­tings from the AV MAIN menu.
The AV menu contains the menu items
and submenus shown in the gure be­low:

1.

Press the VOLUME/MENU knob on the
head unit, or the MENU button on the Re­mote Control to activate the AV menu.

2. Use the or buttons on the head
unit, or the Arrow ( ) buttons on

the Remote Control to select a menu
item (AUDIO, PICTURE, SETUP).

3. Ro

tate the Volume knob on the
head unit or use the VOL+/- buttons
on the Remote Control to increase
or decrease the AV charcteristic you
have selected.

4. Repeat steps 2 and 3 to adjust the
other items if necessary.

5. Press ZOOM or MODE to return to
previous menu.

6.

Press MENU to nish the procedure.

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Picture Menu

1.

Use the or buttons on the head unit,
or the Arrow ( ) buttons on the Remote
Control to select a menu item to adjust.

2. Rotate the Volume knob on the head
unit or use the VOL+/- buttons on the Re­mote Control to increase or decrease the
AV charcteristic you have selected.

PICTURE MENU

BRIGHT 00 TINT 00

CONTRAST 00 DISP.M 4:3

COLOR 00 DEFAULT OFF

Brightness: 0 to 63

Adjust this setting if the picture is too bright
or too dark.

Contrast: 0 to 63

Use this setting to adjust the contrast of
the picture.

Color: 0 to 63

Use this setting to adjust the color of the
picture.

Tint: 0 to 63

Use this setting to adjust the tint to make
colors appear most natural.

Disp.M: (Display monitor type)

Select a setting which is appropriate for
the monitor you are using.

Monitor Type

16:9: Select this when the aspect ratio of

your monitor is 16:9 (widescreen).
4:3: Select this when the aspect ratio of
your monitor is 4:3. If you view a wide

screen picture, black bars will appear to ll

the left and the right sides of the screen.

Default: ON/OFF;

Select this to restore to factory settings.

Setup Menu

1. Use the or buttons on the head
unit, or the Arrow buttons on the Remote
Control to select a menu item to adjust.

SYSTEM

TIME ON

TIME.M 12

AM 11: 0 0

SETUP MENU

H o u r

M i n u t e

CLOCK

2. Rotate the Volume knob on the head
unit or use the VOL+/- buttons on the Re­mote Control to adjust the item you have
selected.

3. Repeat steps 1 and 2 to adjust other
items if necessary.

4. Press ZOOM or MODE to return to previ­ous menu.

Time: ON/OFF

Turns the clock display ON/OFF.

AV Menu Settings

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AV Menu Settings

Time.M: 12 / 24

Use this setting to select 12 hour clock
mode or 24 hour clock mode.

Clock setting:

Use this menu item to set or make changes
to the time displayed on the clock.

Loading/Removing a Disc

1. Press the button to ip down the front
panel.

2. Insert a disc with the label side facing
up, the disc will load automatically.
The information for the current disc will be
shown on the screen.
* To eject the disc, press the button.

Disc Information Screens

When you insert a DVD Disc, a screen with
information similar to the one below will
appear when you press the SUB-T button:

When you insert a CD, MP3, JPEG or
MPEG4 Disc, the following screen ap­pears:

Press the DISP button to display to the fol­lowing screen:

Information
Display

Folders List

Files List

File Type

For MP3/JPEG/MPEG4:

Use Arrow buttons ( ) to select a le
or folder, then press the ENTER button to

conrm your selection.
If you select a le it will begin to play.
If you select a folder its contents(les) will
be displayed in the le list on the right

side.

Single Track Selection

Press the button to skip to the previous
track or the button to skip to the next
track.
Press the button to fast reverse or the

button to fast forward. Return to normal

mode by releasing the button.

Pause Playback

Press the button

to pause disc playback.

Press it again to resume playback.

Stopping Playback

Press the

button once to stop playback.
Press the button to resume playback.
Press the button twice and then press
the button to stop playback and return

to the rst track on the disc.

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Fast Forward/Fast Reverse

1. Fast Forward

Press the

button to increase the speed

of Fast Forward as follows:

Normal 2X 4X

Normal 20X 8X

In Fast Forward mode, press the button
return to normal playback.

2. Fast Reverse

Press the

button to increase the speed

of Fast Reverse as follows:

Reverse 2X 4X

Reverse 20X 8X

In Fast Reverse mode, press the

button

to return to normal playback.

Repeat

Use this function when you wish to repeat
a whole disc, a track or a directory on the
disc.

1. Pr

ess the RPT button to select the differ-

ent repeat modes.

2. For different kinds of discs, pressing the

RPT button has different effects.

For CD/VCD/SVCD:

REP 1 REP ALL REP OFF

For MP3:

REP 1 REP DIR REP ALL REP OFF

For DVD:

REP CHAPTER REP TITLE REP OFF

NOTES:
REP 1: Only one track (le) is repeated.
REP DIR: A single folder of tracks (les) is

repeated.

REP CHAPTER: A Chapter is repeated.
REP TITLE: A Title is repeated.
REP ALL: An entire disc is repeated.
REP OFF: Normal Mode.
Note: The Repeat feature is not supported

for VCD 2.0 discs when PBC (Playback
Control) is on.

A-B Repeat

A-B Repeat allows you to specify a sec-

tion of the current track to be repeated or
looped.

1. Pr

ess A-B button to set the starting point

of the section you wish to repeat.

2. Press A-B button to set the end point of
the section you wish to repeat.
The unit will repeat or loop the section of
the current track you’ve just chosen from
point “A” to point “B”. To return to normal
playback, press the A-B button again.

Playing in Random Order

Press the #4/RDM button on the head unit
or the RDM button on the remote control to
switch the random mode ON/OFF. In ran-

dom mode, tracks (les) on the disc will be

played in random order.

Intro Scan

Press the INTRO button to play the rst

several seconds of each track on the cur­rent disc. Press the button again to stop
Intro Scan and return to normal mode.

Disc Menu Operations

Menu-driven playback is possible while
playing a disc with menu-driven features
or when playing a VCD with PBC (Playback
Control).

1. Press the TITLE/PBC and a title list or
disc menu will appear on the monitor.

2. Use cursor buttons ( ) and the EN­TER button on the remote control to select
the items you want on the menu.
* On some discs, you can select the items
with the number button.

Multi-subtitle language function

Some DVD discs have multiple subtitle lan­guages, allowing you to select the subtitle
language recorded on disc.
Press the SUB-T button to switch between
the different languages recorded on the
disc.

Notes:

• Not all discs will allow changing the sub­title during playback. In these cases, select

Disc Operation

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Operation

the desired subtitle language from the DVD
menu.

• There may be a delay before the selected
subtitle language appears.

• For some discs, the subtitles will be dis­played even when this is set to off.

• The number of available languages varies
from disc to disc.

Multi-Audio Language
For DVD:

For DVD discs which have multiple lan­guage soundtracks, you can press the
AUDIO button to switch between the audio
languages recorded on the disc.

Notes:

• The number of available languages varies
from disc to disc.

• Some discs only contain one soundtrack
language.

• Not all discs will allow changing the subti­tle during playback. In these cases, select
subtitle select mode from the DVD’s
menu.

For VCD/SVCD:

Some VCD/SVCD discs have multiple au­dio channels, You can press AUDIO to se­lect the desired audio channel(s) to play.
STEREO: Normal stereo (left/ right) play­back.

MONO L: Left audio channel only.
MONO R: Right audio channel only.
Notes:

•

Some discs only contain one audio channel

.

Multi-Angle Function

You can view the same scene at different
angles if the disc has been recorded with
multiple viewing angles.
Press ANGLE during playback. The follow­ing information will be shown:
This example indicates that you are cur-

rently viewing the rst of three available

camera angles. Press the ANGLE button to
select a different angle.

Notes:

• Some time may be required for the angle
to change.

• Depending on the disc, the viewing angle
may switch in one of two ways.

1.

Seamless: The angle switches smoothly.

2. Non-seamless: When the angle is

switched, a still picture is displayed rst,

after which the angle switches.

• The number of available viewing angles
varies from disc to disc.

• The function only works for discs having
scenes recorded at different angles.

ZOOM function

Press ZOOM button repeatedly to enlarge
or reduce the size of image according to
the disc as follows:
ZOOM 2 ZOOM 3 ZOOM 4
ZOOM 1/2 ZOOM 1/3 ZOOM 1/4
ZOOM OFF
In zoom in mode, press the buttons
to move the zoomed-in area.

Programmed Play Function

Press PROG during playback to activate the
programing editing interface as follows:

For VCD/SVCD/CD:

For DVD/MP3/MPEG4:

1. Use the Arrow buttons on the

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remote control to select the item that you
want to program. The item you selected
will be highlighted.

2. Input the track number that you want to
program using the number buttons (0-9) on
the remote control.

3. Pr

ess the cursor buttons to move
to the “PLAY” button and then press the
ENTER button to program the playback
sequence.

On Screen Display

Press and hold the SUB-T button during
playback to display information of the cur­rent disc on the screen:

For DVD Disc Information:

For VCD/CD/MP3/JPEG:

1. Disc type

2. Playback information
TT 1/3: Current title/Total title
CH 1/1: Current Chapter/Total Chapter
TRK 9/18: Current Track/Total Track

3. Time indication

: Elapsed playing time of the disc

-: Remaining time of the disc

T : Elapsed playing time of the current title
T-: Remaining time of the current title
C:

Elapsed playing time of the current chapter

C-: Remaining time of the current chapter

4.

Audio language or audio channel indication

5. Subtitle language indication

6. View angle indication

7.

Mute indication

8. PBC indication (only for VCD with PBC)

9. Repeat playback indication

: One track repeat playback

: One directory repeat playback

: The whole disc repeat playback
: Exit repeat playback mode

GOTO

Press GOTO button, the screen will display
the following message.

FOR DVD:

1 2 3

FOR VCD/CD/MP3:

• To search for a particular Title, Chap­ter, or Track

1. Use the cursor buttons to high­light 1 (track number), 2 (chapter number),
or 4 (VCD track number).

2. Then enter a number with the number
buttons to input the desired Title/Chap­ter, Track, then press the ENTER button to

conrm your selection.

• To search for a particular point by
playing time

1. Use the cursor buttons to move
to 3 (time).

2. Use the number buttons on the remote
control to input the elapsed playing time
of the current title or of the disc, and then
press the ENTER button to conrm the se­lection.

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Data Disc Play Operation

When you insert a data disc containing
audio (MP3), movie (MPEG4) or picture

(JPEG) les into the disc slot, the following

main menu will appear:

Artist & Song Title

(MP3 ONLY)

Track Number

Volume Level Clock

Playing TimeStatus

File Type

Press the TITLE button to change the
source. Press the DISP button on the re­mote control to switch to the following in­terface.

Information
Display

Folders List

Files List

File Type

Use the cursor buttons to navigate
the screen and the ENTER button to select
item.
Press the TITLE to switch between AUDIO,
JPG and MOVIE playback modes.
Playback type icons:

AUDIO Playback mode (default)
JPEG Playback mode

MOVIE Playback mode
In JPEG mode or MOVIE mode, press the
(STOP) to return to the main menu.

USB Playback
DO NOT CONNECT AN IPOD OR ANY
OTHER TYPE OF A/V DEVICE TO THE
USB PORT.

This disc player features a front panel USB

interface. ONLY a USB ash memory with
music or video les can be inserted into this
port. When you insert a USB ash memory

into the USB port, the DVD player will read

the USB ash memory automatically.

The unit gives priority to a disc or SD/MMC
card. If you insert a disc into the disc slot
or insert a SD/MMC card into the SD/MMC
card slot while playing from the USB de­vice, the unit will play the disc or the SD/
MMC.
Press the

button to enter PRE-STOP
mode, then press the GOTO button to
switch to the USB playback mode.

Note:
DO NOT CONNECT AN iPOD OR ANY
OTHER TYPE OF A/V DEVICE TO THE
USB PORT.

When reading the USB ash memory,

please don’t unplug it while the unit is try­ing to read it. If the player is unable to read
the device, check if the device is in good
condition. You may also try removing the
device fully from the port, and reinserting
it again.

• The main unit can only support the stan­dard USB-memory format approved by
Microsoft.

Memory Card Operation (SD/MMC)
This disc player features a SD/MMC mem­ory card slot. When you insert a SD/MMC
card into the memory card slot, the DVD
player will read the SD/MMC card auto­matically.

The unit gives rst playback priority to the

card in the slot. If you insert a disc into the
disc slot while reading the SD/MMC card,
the unit will play the disc. Press the but­ton to enter PRE-STOP mode, then press
the GOTO button to switch back to the
card reading mode.

Note: When reading the memory card,
please don’t touch or remove the card. If
the player is unable to read the card, please
check if the card is in good condition.
You may also wish to try removing the card
fully from the reader, and re-inserting it
again.

Operation

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AV IN Operation

This disc player offers you the option of
using the front panel auxiliary A/V input
connector to connect a video game, digital
camera/camcorder or other units you wish
to use in your mobile audio/video system.
To connect a video device to the auxiliary

A/V input, rst connect the cable provided.

Then press the MODE button to turn AV IN
mode ON or OFF.

Setup

In DVD mode, when the disc is playing or
in stop mode, press SETUP button to enter
the Setup menu.

1. Wh

en the SYSTEM SETUP ICON in the
upper part of the menu is highlighted, use
the

/ buttons to move between the dif-

ferent ICONS.

2. Press the

button to move the cursor
to the list of options below. Then you can
use the / buttons to move between the
different setup options.

3. Pr

ess or the ENTER button to move to

the list of setup options, and then use

/
buttons and ENTER button to adjust your
selection.

4. When nished press the SETUP button

to return to normal mode.
NOTE: When settings are changed the cur­rent settings are overwritten. Make note of
the current settings before making chang­es. If the vehicle’s battery is disconnected,
the settings will be cleared and will return
to the factory settings when power is next
applied.

System Setup

When you rst open the setup menu, you

will see the System Setup page:

TV SYSTEM

TV SYSTEM is used to select the TV output
mode. This player can play discs recorded
in either PAL or NTSC formats.

SYSTEM SETUP

AUTO
PAL
NTSC

TV SYSTEM
SCREEN SAVER
TV TYPE
PASSWORD
RATING
DEFAULT
EXIT SETUP

• Select NTSC format when the unit is con­nected to an NTSC TV.

• Select PAL format when the unit is con­necte to a PAL TV.

• You can also choose AUTO SELECT,
which will sense the type of monitor at­tached to the output and select NTSC or
PAL as needed. If you know the type of
monitor, you should choose the type in this
menu rather than letting AUTO SELECT do
it for you. This is because there may be an

small undesirable delay and ickering of

the screen during the AUTO-SELECT pro­cess.

SCREEN SAVER

Like a computer monitor, video screens
can “burn in” if a still image is displayed
too long on the screen.

SYSTEM SETUP

ON
OFF

TV SYSTEM
SCREEN SAVER
TV TYPE
PASSWORD
RATING
DEFAULT
EXIT SETUP

This unit features a “screen saver” which
produces a moving image to avoid burn-in,
only if SCREEN SAVER is enabled in the
Setup menu.

System Setup

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System Setup

SETTING the TV TYPE

TV types can vary based on their aspect
ratio. The common monitors fall into one of
three categories: 4:3 (PS/Pan and Scan),
4:3 (LB /Letterbox) or 16:9 (Widescreen).

SYSTEM SETUP

TV SYSTEM
SCREEN SAVER
TV TYPE
PASSWORD
RATING
DEFAULT
EXIT SETUP

4 : 3 PS
4 : 3 LB
16 : 9

Playing a video recorded in one aspect ra­tio on a monitor with a different ratio can
result in some mismatches and undesir­able display distortion or cutoffs.

Letter-box Wide Screen

4 : 3

4 : 3

16 : 9

16 : 9

Picture Format
on Disc

Pan Scan

TV Screen Size

Read the following to assist you in setting
up the TV type:

4:3 PS (PAN SCAN)

Select this when connected to a conven-

tional 4:3 size monitor. The picture will ll

the entire TV screen. However, due to the
mismatch in aspect ratio, parts of the mov­ie at the extreme left and right sides will
not be visible when playing a 16:9 format
movie.

4:3(Pan and Scan) format is the factory de­fault setting for this player.

4:3 (LETTER BOX)

When you are playing a widescreen format
vid

eo on a normal (4:3) monitor, the best
way to view this is in (4:3) letterbox format.
You can see the full picture, but there will
be a black band at the top and bottom of
the screen.

16:9 (WIDESCREEN)

Select this format when connected to a wi­descreen TV.

PASSWORD

The Password system is used in conjunc­tion with the Parental Controls settings to
prevent a young person from changing the
settings without permission. The factory
default password is 0000. If you wish to
change this, enter 0000 and when prompt­ed, enter a different 4-digit number.

PARENTAL CONTROL LEVEL

Use this function to restrict the viewing of
movies to children of appropriate age levels.

SYSTEM SETUP

TV SYSTEM
SCREEN SAVER
TV TYPE
PASSWORD
RATING
DEFAULT
EXIT SETUP

_ _ _ _

1. Press the / button to select “PASS-

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WORD” then press the ENTER button.

2. The password input mode is now ac­tivated. Use the numbers on the remote
control to input the 4-digit password, then
press the ENTER button. (The factory de­fault password is “0000”)

3. Pr

ess the / button to select “RATING”
then press the ENTER button.
The restriction levels (parental levels) ap­pear on the right.

4. Press the button to select the ratings
list (1 to 8).

5. Use the / buttons to select a rating,

then press the ENTER button to conrm

your selection.

6. When nished press the SETUP button

to return to normal mode.

DEFAULT

Select DEFAULT and conrm it to restore all

the System Settings to those programmed
at the factory, except the Parental Controls
and Password.

About Parental Controls

Commercially-recorded DVD discs have
parental level assignments. The range of
parental controls is from 1 to 8. In general,
this range corresponds to established mov­ie rating systems. Movie rating systems may
vary depending on the country in which you
live. At the bottom of this page is a chart
showing the rating system and correspond­ing Parental Control ratings for the USA.

The DVD player can be set in a similar way.
If the DVD player’s parental level is set to 8
it will play all discs. If the player’s parental
level is set below 8, only discs with a lower
or equal parental level will play.

For example, if the DVD player is set to 5,
only discs with parental control ratings of
1-

5 w

ill play. To play a disc with a higher
number rating, you must change the DVD
player’s rating to a higher number.

Consider a disc that is suitable for most au­diences, and is rated as level 2 for the most
part. However in the middle there are also

scenes rated at 5 and 7 (not suitable for
children). Alternative scenes with lower rat­ing are included. The

DVD

player plays the
highest rated scene that the parental setting
allows.

A section of the disc can have several differ­ent sequences that vary in parental control
levels.

RATING RATING

1 KID SAFE 5 PG-R

2 G 6 R

3 PG 7 NC-17

4 PG-13 8 ADULT

In the above example of a disc with parental
control, the DVD player will show a different
section depending on the parental control
level set in the player’s menu.
This way parents can control the content of
lms and there is no indication that any cen­sorship has occurred.

Language Setup

When you open the language setup menu,
you will see the following screen:

_ _ _ _

LANGUAGE SETUP

OSD LANGUAGE
AUDIO LANG
SUBTITLE LANG
MENU LANG
DIVX[R] VOD
EXIT SETUP

This menu provides many choices for the
menu, DVD and subtitle languages. The
languages for the DVD player in its various
menus are set in different menus than those
choices you might make for the playback of
a particular disc. Please note that language
options vary from disc to disc, and some
settings may be unavailable on
some discs.

System Setup

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Operation

OSD Languages:

English / German / Spanish / French / Por­tuguese / Italian / Russian / Polish

Audio Languages:

English / German / Spanish / French / Por­tuguese / Italian / Russian / Polish

Subtitle Languages:

English / German / Spanish / French / Por­tuguese / Italian / Russian / Polish

Menu

Languages

:

English / German / Spanish / French / Por­tuguese / Italian / Russian / Polish

Audio Setup

When you open the AUDIO menu, you will
see the following screen:

_ _ _ _

AUDIO SETUP

AUDIO OUT
KEY

EXIT SETUP

1. AUDIO OUT: Change among SPDIF/OFF,
SPDIF/RAW and SPDIF/PCM.

2. KEY: Change among b, -4, -2, 0, +2, +4, #.

Digital Setup

When you open the DIGITAL SETUP menu,
you will see the DIGITAL SETUP screen:

_ _ _ _

DIGITAL SETUP

OP MODE
DYNAMIC RANGE
DUAL MONO

EXIT SETUP

1. OP MODE: Change among LINE OUT/ RF
REMOD.

• LINE OUT: LINE OUT mode, with digital

dialog normalization.

• RF REMOD: RF REMODULATION mode,
with heavy compression and digital dialog
normalization.

2. DYNAMIC RANGE: Change among FULL,
6/8, 4/8, 2/8, OFF.

3. DU

AL MONO: Change among STEREO,

MONO L, MONO R, MIX MONO

Playing MP3 Files

What is an MP3 le?

MP3 (MPEG-1 Audio Layer 3) is a le com­pression standard prescribed by the ISO,
the International Standardization Organi­zation and MPEG, which is a joint activity
institution of the IEC.

MP3 les contain compressed audio data.

MP3

encoding is capable of compressing

audio data at extremely high ratios, re-

ducing the size of music les to as much

as one-tenth their original size. This is
achieved while still maintaining near-CD
quality. The MP3 format realizes such
high compression ratios by eliminating the
sounds that are either inaudible to the hu­man ear or masked by other sounds.

Compatible le systems

This device supports discs formatted
with ISO9660 level 1 or level 2. Under the
ISO9660 standard, there are some restric­tions to remember. The maximum nested
folder depth is 8 (including the root di­rectory). The number of characters for a

folder/le names are letters A-Z (all caps),

numbers 0-9, and ‘_’ (underscore). This
device also can play back discs in Joliet,
Romeo, etc., and other standards that con­form to ISO9660. However, sometimes the
le names, folder names, etc., are not dis­played correctly.

Viewing JPEG Files

When preparing a disc of jpeg images to
be view on the DVD player, please use the
following guidelines for optimum perfor­mance:

• The recommended image size is 640 x

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480 pixels. If a le is recorded at a higher

resolution, the player must resample it,
which will cause delays in displaying the
image.

• Only “baseline” type JPEG images can
be displayed on this player. Ths is the typi­cal format used in digital cameras and web
cameras. So be sure you are saving the
les in the proper format. If you play a pro­gressive or lossless JPEG image, a black
screen will appear. When you next select a
baseline image, you may experience some
delays.

Playing MPEG discs

• This unit can play back MPEG 1 or 2 les

with the extension code <.mpg>.

• Au

dio stream should conform to MPEG1

Audio Layer 2.

Frequently Asked Questions
Q. I inserted a DVD disc, but it cannot be
played. The message “REGION ERROR”
is displayed.
A. DVD players and discs all have “RE-

GION CODES.” If the region code number
on the DVD disc does not correspond to
the region number of this DVD player, the
unit cannot play the disc.

Q. When I insert a DVD disc, there is a
window shown on the screen for me to

enter a 4 character password. Why?

A. The current disc has a “Parental Con­trol” level, and the player’s parental level is
set below the level of the disc. To view this
disc, you should enter the correct pass­word to play the disc normally.

NOTE: To set the “Parental Control” level,
please refer to “Parental Control Level”.

Frequently Asked Questions

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GENERAL

Power Supply Requirements: .......................................................................... DC 12 V

olts

Ground Type ...............................................................................Negative Chassis Ground

Bass (at 100 Hz) ....................................................................................................... ±10 dB

Treble(at 10 kHz) ......................................................................................................±10 dB

Maximum Output Power: ....................................................................................180 Watts

RMS Power Output ..........................................................................................4 X 15 Watts

Fuse: ........................................................................................................15 Ampere (max.)

Load Impedance ..................................................................................................... 4 Ohms

Chassis Dimensions: ........................................................................... 7”W X 6.3”D X 2”H

Weight ...................................................................................................................... 1.55 Kg

DVD PLAYER

Signal to Noise Ratio: ............................................................................................ > 50 dB

Channel Separation: .............................................................................................. > 40 dB

Frequency Response: .................................................................................. 20Hz - 20 KHz

MONITOR SCREEN

TFT LCD Screen ....................................................................................................3 inches

Number of pixels: .................................................................................... 16,777,216 pixels

Resolution: ................................................................................................959 X 240 pixels

RADIO

FM TUNER

Frequency range: .......................................................................................87.5 -107.9 MHz

IF: .......................................................................................................................... 10.7 MHz

Stereo Separation: ....................................................................................................>25dB

AM TUNER

Frequency range: .........................................................................................530 -1710 KHz

IF: ........................................................................................................................... 455 KHz

Specications

Limited Warranty

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VIRTUAL REALITY VIDEO LABS® products are designed and manufactured to provide a high
level of trouble-free performance. VIRTUAL REALITY VIDEO LABS warrants, to the original pur­chaser, that

its products are free from defects in material and workmanship for 30 days from the

date of original purchase. As part of our commitment to product excellence, VIRTUAL REALITY

VIDEO LABS and/or its afliates routinely improve the designs, materials or production methods

of its existing products. Because it is impractical to publicize all changes in every product, we
reserve the right to make such changes without notice.

CONDITIONS OF WARRANTY:

If during the 30 day warranty period your new product is found to be defective, VIRTUAL REAL­ITY VIDEO LABS will repair such defect, or replace the product, without charge for parts or labor
subject to the following conditions:

1. All repairs must be performed by VIRTUAL REALITY VIDEO LABS and/or its afliates in Ea­tontown, New Jersey.

2. The equipment must not have been altered or been damaged through negligence, accident,
or improper operation.

3. The replacement of parts are exempted from this warranty when replacement is necessary
due to normal wear and tear.

4. All warranty claims must be accompanied by a copy of the sales receipt or bill of sale.

5.

Repair or replacement parts supplied by VIRTUAL REALITY VIDEO LABS under this warranty are

protected only for the unexpired portion of the original warranty.

6. In the case of car stereos, this warranty does not extend to the elimination of car static or mo­tor noise; correction of antenna problems; costs incurred for the removal or reinstallation of the
product; damage to tapes, speakers, accessories or car electrical systems.

7.

VIRTUAL REALITY VIDEO LABS will not be responsible for any charge incurred for installation.

OWNER’S RESPONSIBILITIES:

VIRTUAL REALITY VIDEO LABS will make every effort to provide warranty service within a rea­sonable period of time. SHOULD YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS ABOUT SERVICE RECEIVED,
OR IF YOU WOULD LIKE ASSISTANCE IN OBTAINING SERVICE, PLEASE CALL TOLL FREE
1-800-445-1797, 8:30am - 4:30pm EST.
In order to provide you with the proper warranty service, we request that you adhere to the fol­lowing procedure:

1. Include a copy of your sales receipt or bill of sale with your unit when it is returned for war­ranty service.

2.

If it is necessary to return your product for service, please return it securely packed, preferably in
the original shipping carton, and freight and insurance prepaid to the following address: VIRTUAL
REALITY VIDEO LABS, Service Department, 41 James Way, Eatontown, New Jersey 07724.

3. Please include a detailed explanation of the problem you are having.

4. If your product is found by VIRTUAL REALITY VIDEO LABS to have a defect in material or
workmanship, within the warranty period, it will be repaired or replaced at no charge and re­turned to you prepaid. Where permitted by Iaw VIRTUAL REALITY VIDEO LABS liability shall
be limited to that set forth in this warranty. This warranty shall be the exclusive remedy of the
purchaser.

VIRTUAL REALITY SOUND LABS® makes no other warranty of any kind, expressed or implied;
and all implied warranties, are hereby disclaimed by VIRTUAL REALITY VIDEO LABS and ex-

cluded from this warranty, VIRTUAL REALITY VIDEO LABS and/or its afliates, the manufacturer,

distributor and seller shall not be liable for any injury, loss or damage, incidental or consequen­tial, arising out of the use or intended use of the product.

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