MD 7443 DVD BDA GBdownload2.medion.com/downloads/anleitungen/bda7443uk.pdf · 2019-08-02 · MD 7443 DVD BDA_GB 25.08.2003 16:29 Uhr Seite 3 C M Y CM MY CY CMY K A DVD - Digital Versatile

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Controls

1. AM ANTENNA2. FM antenna3. TV/AUX input4. Video (audio) input5. Audio (DVD) output6. S-Video output7. Coaxial digital audio output8. SCART output9. Mains cable

10. Video Out11. Subwoofer preamplifier output12. Speaker output

Remote control

1. STANDBY button2. FUNCTION button3. NUMERIC KEYS 0 to +94. CLEAR button5. PLAYBACK button6. STOP button7. SETUP button8. NAVIGATION ARROWS9. ENTER button

10. SEARCH BACKWARD button11. SEARCH FORWARD button12. SKIP BACKWARD button13. SKIP FORWARD button14. SLOW/R button15. SLOW FORWARD button16. TREBLE button17. BASS button18. SURROUND button19. VOLUME button LOUD/QUIET20. SPEAKER LEVEL CHANGE button21. MUTE button22. TUNING UP/DOWN button23. TUNER STATION SWITCH UP/DOWN button24. A-B REPEAT button25. TEST TONE button26. REPEAT button27. SEARCH button28. PROGRAM button29. BOOKMARK button30. RANDOM MODE31. CAMERA ANGLE button32. RETURN button33. ZOOM button34. DISPLAY button35. AUDIO MODE button36. PAUSE button37. RDS button38. DIGEST button39. DVD MENU button40. AUDIO MENU button41. MENU / TITLE button42. SUBTITLE button43. PBC button:44. KEY LOCK button45. EJECT button

Front panel

1. POWER BUTTON2. STANDBY BUTTON3. Standby LED display4. Disk compartment5. Remote sensor6. Display button7. Volume control8. Memory button9. Mono / stereo button

10. Pause button11. Playback12. Stop13. Open / close14. Skip button ( )15. Skip button ( )16. Select button17. Speaker setup button18. DSP MODE button19. Night button20. Headphone jack

1. Dolby Surround Prologic display2. CD play display3. RDS display4. Dolby Digital display5. FM band display6. Title display7. Dolby 3 stereo display8. Track display9. Chapter display

10. 2-channel stereo display11. Night display12. DTS display13. DSP operating mode display14. Playback-1/A-B display15. Station information display16. Preset station display17. FM stereo display18. General display19. Display of remaining time20. Display of total time21. Channel/decibels/milliseconds22. AM band display23. Left/right channel display24. Display key lock

Display

Rear view

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GENERALPlease read these safety instructions carefully before putting the device into operation.Always keep these operating instructions near at hand.Heed all warnings labelled onto the device and specified in the operating manual.Under no circumstances should you allow children unattended use of electrical devices.

AMBIENT CONDITIONSProtect the device against humidity and heat.Make sure that no foreign bodies or fluids get into the device.Do not place fluid-filled receptacles on the device.Do not expose the device to dripping water or splash water.If placed on furniture, the device's rubber pads might lead to changes in surface colour. If required, place the deviceon an appropriate protective cover.Do not place open fire sources such as candles on the device.

AC POWER SUPPLYAlways connect the device to an easily accessible power outlet (230V ~ 50Hz), which is located in the immediatevicinity of the device.

DVD PLAYERThe DVD player is a Class 1 laser product.The unit is equipped with a safety system preventing the emergence of dangerous laser beams during normaloperation.To avoid injury to the eyes, do not manipulate or damage the safety system of the device.

MALFUNCTIONSIn case the power supply cord or the device is damaged, pull the AC mains plug immediately.Under no circumstances should you attempt to open and/or repair this device on your own. Refer all servicing to ourService Centre or another qualified service shop.

ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTIONUsed batteries do not qualify as household refuse.The batteries must be disposed of at the designated collecting points.

CLEANING AND MAINTENANCEPrior to cleaning, unplug the mains plug from the outlet. For cleaning, always use a moistened, soft cloth. Do notapply chemical solvents or cleaning agents, as they may damage the surface and/or labelling of the device.

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Safety instructions



A DVD - Digital Versatile Disk - is a digital information storage medium. DVDs are labelled with one of the oppositesymbols.There are different types of DVD with varying storage capacities, depending on how the information is recorded.DVD setupVideo DVDs are divided into titles and chapters. A DVD may contain several titles, which in turn may consist of severalchapters. Titles and chapters have consecutive numbering.Normally the first title of a DVD contains notes on licence and information on the producer. The next title is usually thefilm itself. Further titles may contain e.g. "Making of" documentaries, trailers or information about actors.Languages and subtitlesDVDs can be used to store up to eight languages and subtitles in up to 32 languages. Language and subtitle can beplayed in any combination the user desires.Angle of visionSome DVDs even permit changing the angle, given that the movie has been shot from different camera angles.

Regional codesOn account of world-wide marketing strategies, a DVD code has been developed, which restricts playback to devicespurchased in specific regions.This code is based on a system dividing the world in six regions. Europe belongs to Zone 2.

Your DVD player can only play DVDs, which have the regional code 2. The regional code is printed onto the DVDcasing (see logo).Except for DVDs with the regional code 2 only DVDs with the regional code 0 (suited for all DVD players) can beplayed on your unit.If you have any difficulties in playing a specific DVD, make sure that the DVD is assigned to regional code 2 or 0.

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What is a DVD?



Your unit is capable of fully exhausting the potentials of the surround sound. This naturally requires the use of thefive full frequency speakers, especially of the centre speaker and the subwoofers.The surround sound creates a "live" atmosphere such as in cinemas, concert halls, etc.

Your unit is able to read three surround sound formats

• Dolby Pro Logic• Dolby Digital• dts

Dolby Pro Logic (Dolby Surround)

Dolby Pro Logic (previously: Dolby Surround) is an early analog surround sound format, which encodes the multichannelsound for its transmission via two stereo channels. During playback the sound is decoded into four channels and canbe transmitted via five speakers, whereby no separate bass channel is supported. Contrary to the earlier DolbySurround format Pro Logic provides a natural sound; the sound distribution to the speakers is more precise.Dolby Pro Logic is increasingly replaced by the sound format Dolby Digital 5.1. Sound recording media in the ProLogic format are usually labelled with the opposite trade mark and the imprint "Dolby Pro Logic".

Dolby Digital 5.1

In the Dolby Digital sound format the audio material is stored digitally. Here up to five separate full frequency audiochannels (front left and right, centre, rear left and right) as well as an effect or bass channel (5.1) are stored. Soundrecording media in the Dolby Digital format are labelled with the opposite trade mark.Since each channel is completely independent, a realistic sound field is produced with a "three dimensional hearingimpression" with distance, motion and relative position in space.Your unit can read and decode these audio data, it amplifies and transmits them via the speakers. On the other hand,digital outputs can direct the original signal to an external decoder/ amplifier.

dts (Digital Theater Systems)

Hiding behind the abbreviation dts is a so far less distributed sound format, which is also able to store up to six (5.1)separate channels on one sound recording medium. Sound recording media in the Dolby Digital format are labelledwith the opposite trade mark.Your unit can read these audio data and transmit them to the digital outputs for decoding ("DIGITAL OUT"). However,it is not able to play the sound of a dts sound recording medium.

Available surround sound formats

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Unpacking the unit

Remove all packaging material.

ATTENTION!To avoid danger of suffocation, do not let smaller children play with the foil!

Inserting batteries into the remote control unit

Included in the scope of delivery are two AA batteries (1.5V)

Push the cover of the battery compartment on the reardownward and off the remote control unit.

Insert the batteries so that the negative pole of thebatteries sits close at the springs.

Push the cover of the battery compartment backon again.

ATTENTION!The enclosed batteries must not be charged, dismantled, thrown in a fire or short-circuited.Batteries may cause risk of death if swallowed. Therefore keep the batteries and the remote control in a place whichis inaccessible to children. If the battery is swallowed, seek medical help immediately.

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Preparation



Connections and possible connectionsYour DVD home theatre provides three functions:

• DVD (video),• Receiver (radio),• AUX (operation of other audio units via the AUX jacks).

There are various options, in which the unit can be connected to other input and output units:

• to the TV set (video function)• to a VCR (video function)• to an other receiver, such as a hi-fi system (receiver function)• to other audio units, such as a mini disk player, a cassette deck, etc. (AUX function)

Prior to making the connections, make sure that all devices are switched off. Always plug the devices in the poweroutlet after the connection is completed.

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Scart

Possible connections between the unit and the TV set

You can connect your unit to the TV set in three different ways.

Connection to the TV set via SCART cable

The SCART cable is the simplest connection between the DVD player and the TV set.Provided that your TV set is able to process RGB signals the best picture quality is achieved with this option.

TV set



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Connection to the TV set via S-VHS cable

If your TV set does not have a SCART plug, you can connect it to the unit via a S-VHS cable (S-VIDEO jack). Thisprovides you with a good image quality.The sound transmission does not require a connection to the TV set , since the sound is transmitted to the speakers.If you would like to transmit the sound to the TV set anyway, use an additional audio cinch cable.

Connection to the TV set via video cinch cable

If your TV set does have neither a SCART connection nor a S-VIDEO jack, you can connect the unit also via a videocinch cable.



FRONT -R FRONT -L

CENTRE REAR -LREAR -R

SUBWOOFER

Connecting another audio unit

Instead of a TV set or in addition to a TV set you can also connect another audio unit to your devicesuch as a mini disk player, a cassette deck, etc. For this, connect an audio cinch cable with theAUX-IN jacks of the unit.

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Connecting the speakers

You must connect the speakers before connecting the unit to the power outlet.The twin-wire speaker cables have one wire with a coloured (positive phase) and one with a black coating (negativephase).Connect the different speakers (two front, two rear, one centre speaker and a subwoofer) with the corresponding jacksof the device.Connect the positive phases with the positive jacks of the device (top row) and the negative phases with the negativejacks (bottom row). Heed to the colour coding of the positive phases.

In order to connect the speakers, press the terminals down and push the bare ends of the cables into the connecting jacks.After releasing the terminals the cable must be fixed firmly.

Do not use any other speakers than the ones included in the delivery, since this might cause damages to the unit.



Placing the speakers

It is best to place the speakers of your unit in a circle around the listening position, as illustrated here:

The centre speaker, which usually plays the language and the two front speakers are best placed in anelevated position on the same level.

The distance of the speakers from the listening position is only important for the volume not for the qualityof the whole sound.

Setting up the unit

Place the unit on a flat and stable surface.

Always make sure that

• the air slots are not covered so that adequate ventilation is ensured• no direct heat sources affect the unit• the unit is not exposed to direct sunlight• contact with moisture or water is avoided• the unit is not positioned in the immediate vicinity of magnetic fields (e.g. TV sets or

other speakers).

Some aggressive furniture varnishes can damage the rubber pads of the unit. Place the unit, if necessary,on a protective cover.

Front speakerCentre speaker

Subwooferspeaker

Front speaker

Rear speakerRear speaker

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Connecting the antennas

Your unit provides separate antenna connections for FM (VHF) and AM (medium wave) stations.

Connecting the FM antenna

The delivery of the unit includes a connected unipolar antenna for the reception of VHF stations. Extendthe unipolar antenna fully and position it for the best possible reception.Your VHF reception is better with an outdoor antenna (not included in the scope of delivery). In orderto connect an outdoor antenna to the device, pull the unipolar antenna off the rear. Connect the antenna'sconnecting cable with the antenna input of the device and the radio antenna jack in the wall.

Connecting the AM loop antenna

The AM loop antenna included in the scope of delivery provides a good reception of medium wavestations in most regions.Use the AM antenna connections to connect the wires of the loop antenna to the rear of the device. Theassignment of the wires to the two jacks is of no importance to the indoor antenna.Position the antenna in the direction providing the best reception, but as far as possible away from theunit, the speaker cables and the mains cable. This avoids interferences.In order to position the antenna, push the provided antenna base in the holder.

AC Power supply

Once all connections are performed, connect the mains cable with an outlet (230V ~ 50Hz).

Optional: Connecting the headphones

The connector for the headphones (PHONES) is located on the front of the unit. Connect headphoneswith a 6.3-mm jack plug.

ATTENTION!Turn down the volume control to minimum before putting on the headphones!



Basic operation

Control - via the device or the remote control unit

Buttons at the front panelWith the buttons at the front panel you are able to activate the essential functions of your unit for thevarious operating modes and media. You can also play back, interrupt and stop disks, search for radiostations, perform a quick search, select volume and sound effects.

Buttons of the remote control unitIn addition to these basic operations, the remote control unit provides numerous additional operatingelements to ensure the full functionality of your unit. Especially moving within the menus displayed onthe TV screen always requires the remote control.

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Standby/switching on/switching off

Standby modeUse the POWER button (only at the unit) to switch the unit to the standby mode and off again. In standbymode the LED display lights up at the unit. The display remains unlit.

Switching on from the standby modeThere are several options you can use to switch the unit on from the standby mode:Press STANDBY ON/OFF.Press OPEN/CLOSE once.

Switching off• Press STANDBY ON/OFF again, in order to switch the unit back into the standby mode. The display

is extinguished.• Press POWER at the front panel to switch off the unit.



KEY LOCK

• With the unit switched on, press the KEY LOCK button. Now all buttons of the remote control andthe unit are locked, with the exception of the POWER button.

• Press KEY LOCK again to release the key lock.

Load disk

Heed to a space of approx. 15 cm in front of the unit so that the disk compartment is not obstructedduring ejection.Press OPEN/CLOSE with the unit switched on.Insert a CD into the disk compartment with the labelled side facing up. Heed that the disk is centeredin the disk tray so that it does not jam during closing.Press the OPEN/CLOSE button. The disk compartment closes.

Sound setup

VOLUMEPress VOLUME, in order to increase or decrease the volume.Turn the VOLUME dial at the unit to the right or left, in order to increase or decrease the volume.

MUTEPress the MUTE button to turn off the sound.Press the MUTE button again to turn on the sound.

Bass setup - BASSIncrease the bass by pressing the button BASS and change the setting with the buttons + and – below.

Treble setting – TREBLEIn order to increase the treble sound, press the button TREBLE and change the setting with the buttons+ and – below.

Speaker setupSet the volume of the individual speakers by pressing CH LEVEL until the respective speaker type isdisplayed. Change the setting with the button + and – as desired. For this, it is helpful to switch on thetest sound with the button TEST SOUND .In order to set the size of the speakers, press the button SPK SETUP at the unit until the respectivespeaker is displayed. Change the settings with the button SELECT at the unit. Please observe that withthe speakers, which are included in the delivery, you always select the setting SMAL to avoid damagesduring a more extensive operation.

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Settings in the SETUP menu

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All settings are performed in the SETUP menu, which you call up via with the button SETUP. Thesesettings include e.g. picture formats, sound settings or the child lock system.Press SETUP. The home page of the SETUP menu and the three submenus are displayed on thescreen.– SYSTEM SETTINGS– DOLBY DIGITAL settings– PREFERENCES:When the submenu PREFERENCES is displayed in light grey and cannot be accessed you have calledup the SETUP menu during playback. Stop the loaded disk (2 x STOP) and call up SETUP again, inorder to access the preferences.

Navigate within the menusUse the navigation buttons to move within the submenus. The active items are highlighted in colour.At the bottom edge of the screen each selected menu is explained. Press ENTER to open the submenu.

Submenus and select menusWith most submenus a select menu is opened on the right side. The selection currently set is highlightedin colour. Press the right navigation button. The active item is shown in brown.

Select another item with the navigation buttons. Now the new selection is displayed in yellow. Thebackground of the old selection is unchanged for the time being.

Press ENTER to confirm this selection. The background of the old selection disappears. Use thenavigation button to return to the left menu side.

Exit menuPress the left navigation button to access the higher-ranking menu side.With SETUP you can exit the SETUP menu any time.



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SYSTEM SETTINGS menu

Confirm the submenu SYSTEM SETTINGS in the SETUP menu by pressing ENTER.The menu opens with six sub menus.

A select menu is simultaneously accessed in the active menu (TV FORMAT) on the right side.The active setting is highlighted in colour.

TV FORMATSet your unit to the display format of the TV set.

NORMAL/PS: Selection for TV sets with a 4:3 format. The Pan Scan format displays 16:9 film formatsin full height, lateral parts of the image are cut off.

NORMAL/LB: Selection for TV sets with a 4:3 format. The letterbox format reduces the 16:9 filmformat to screen width.

WIDE (16:9) Selection for TV sets with a 16:9 format.

Change the setting by navigating to the required setting and confirm with ENTER.

TV set STANDARDSelect the colour standard of your TV set here:

NTSC: colour format common in North America

PAL: colour format common in many European countries

VIDEO OUTPUTSelect the colour format here, which should be transmitted by your SCART plug.

FBAS SIGNAL: The video signal is transmitted via the FBAS connection (Standard).

RGB SIGNAL: The video signal is transmitted via the RGB connection. This colour format is of higherquality but it is not supported by all TV sets.

CAMERA ANGLEON: Insofar as scenes on a DVD are stored in various camera positions, these are

automatically displayed by a symbol on the screen.OFF: With this setting the symbol does not appear.

OSD LANGUAGEHere you set the language of the OSD ("On-Screen display"), i. e. the menu language of the DVDplayer. You can select between English, Spanish, German, French, Italian and Dutch.

With the selection of a language the menu changes immediately.



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SCREEN SAVERON: If the unit is switched on but non-operated, a screen saver appears after approx. one

minute. Press any button to return to the actual image.OFF: No screen saver is activated.

DOLBY DIGITAL SETTINGS

This menu enables you to perform settings in the Dolby Digital sound format.

DYNAMICSThe Dolby Digital sound format supports a dynamic setting, with which you can adjust the differencein volume between low and loud passages on a scale from OFF to FULL in nine steps.

OFF: The sound remains unchanged, i.e. loud passages and basses are played back loud,low passages are played back in low volume. The setting is only suited for situations,when nobody can be disturbed.

FULL: The volume difference is minimised, i.e. loud passages are reduced, low passages areincreased in volume.This setting is suited e.g. for nights.In order to change the setting, take the scale on the right side and select the requiredvalue with or . You do not have to confirm the selection with ENTER.



AUDIOHere a verbal language of the DVD is selected.

SUBTITLEHere you can select a language for the subtitles stored on the DVD.

Selection OFF: No subtitle is displayed.

DISK MENUHere you select the language of the menus stored on the DVD, if available on the disk.

KEY LOCKHere you set the parental ratings for DVDs (parental control).Some DVDs and CDs are encoded with code signals of the parental ratings established by the MotionPicture Association. These are the eight parental ratings:

1 KID SAF: ("kid safe") also suited for small children;2 G: ("General") for all age groups;3 PG: ("Parental Guidance") parental supervision recommended;4 PG 13: parental supervision strongly recommended; some scenes are not suited for adolescents

under the age of 13;5 PGR: ("Parental Guidance Restriction") for adolescents under the age of 17 with parental

supervision recommended;6 R: ("Restriction") for adolescents under the age of 17 with parental supervision strongly

recommended;7 NC 17: not suited for adolescents under the age of 178 ADULT: for adults onlyOFF: No parental ratings set.

If a DVD has been coded e.g. with the parental rating 7 (NC 17) or 8 (ADULT) and you have set aparental rating 1 to 6, the message ACCESS BLOCKED appears and a password must be entered.

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PREFERENCESYou can only call up the PREFERENCES menu in the Stop mode. During playback press STOP twice.In this menu you can perform settings concerning the languages, the parental guidance as well as thepassword.

Select languagesPlease note that the following applies to each language selection:Only a language can be played back, which exists on the DVD. If you select a language, which isnot stored on the DVD, the DVD player alternatively calls up the first language stored on the DVD.

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PASSWORDHere you enter a password to control the access for other persons.

In order to change the password, confirm the item CHANGE PASSWORD. A new menu opens:

OLD PASSWORD:Now enter the current password with the numeric keys of the remote control. It consists of exactlyfour digits. If no password exists, the factory-set password 1234 applies.– Once you entered the correct password the next input box is activated.

NEW PASSWORD:Now use the numeric keys of the remote control to enter a four-digit number. The marking skips tothe next box.

CONFIRM PW.:Enter the four-digit number again.

Press ENTER to confirm the new password.

Playback functions

As described above, insert a DVD in the disk compartment and close it.Playback starts automatically. Usually, after the licensing information and an introduction, the DVDmenu is displayed.

PAUSE/STEP (single frame playback)Interrupt the playback by pressing PAUSE/STEP. The pause symbol appears on the screen.Press PAUSE/STEP several times again to move on image by image. The symbol for the singleframe playback appears on the screen.

PLAYPress PLAY to continue playback. The play symbol appears on the screen.

STOPPress STOP once to stop playback. The stop symbol appears on the screen. In this mode you cancontinue the playback from the same spot.Press STOP one more time to stop the DVD completely. The unit is in the stop mode.

Special screen message

If you select a function not existing on the inserted disk or one which cannot be calledup in the current mode, the opposite Invalid sign appears on the screen. The signdisappears after a few seconds.



Search functions

DISPLAYDuring playback the elapsed and the remaining time of the current title and chapter can be displayedsubsequently by pressing the display button repeatedly. With each pressing of the button you receivea corresponding screen message:

Press DISPLAY once: TITLE ELAPSED: TT (current title/total number of titles) CH(current chapter/total number of chapters within the current title) as well as the elapsed time of thecurrent title.

Press DISPLAY twice: TITLE REMAINING: TT (current title/total number of titles) CH (currentchapter/total number of chapters within the current title) as well as the time of the current title stillremaining.

Press DISPLAY three times: CHAPTER ELAPSED: TT (current title/total number of titles) CH (currentchapter/total number of chapters within the current title) as well as the elapsed time of the currentchapter.

Press DISPLAY four times: CHAPTER REMAINING: TT (current title/total number of titles) CH(current chapter/total number of chapters within the current title) as well as the time of the currentchapter still remaining.

Press DISPLAY five times: Display OFF. The item disappears after a few seconds.

Chapter search – SKIPDuring playback press the button or (or SKIP at the unit) to skip forward or backward chapterby chapter.

Slow motion – SLOWDuring playback press the button SLOW R or SLOW F to move forward or backward in slow motion.The slow motion symbol as well as the slow motion level appears on the screen:

press once: 1/2 speedpress twice: 1/4 speedpress three times: 1/8 speedpress four times: 1/16 speed

To return to the normal playback speed press PLAY or SLOW again.

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Rapid search – SEARCHDuring playback press the button or to start rapid advance or rapid reverse. The searchsymbol as well as the search level appear on the screen:

press once: double speed (2 x)press twice: fourfold speed (4 x)press three times: eightfold speed (8 x)press four times: sixteenfold speed (16 x)

Return to the normal playback speed by pressing PLAY.

REPEAT FUNCTIONS

REPEATPress the REPEAT button. The repeat symbol and the passage to be repeated appearon the screen:

Press REPEAT once: CHAPTER (the chapter is continuously repeated)Press REPEAT twice: TITLE (the title is continuously repeated)Press REPEAT three times: OFF (repeat function is exited).The item disappears after a few seconds.If you press REPEAT during playback the current chapter (the current title) is repeated; if you activateREPEAT in Stop mode, the following chapter (the following title) is repeated.

REPEAT A-BYou can repeat self-defined passages.

During playback press the button A - B to determine the beginning of the sequence to be repeated.The repeat symbol with the letter A appear on the screen.Press A - B again to determine the end of the sequence to be repeated. The screenshows A B.The identified passage is now continuously repeated.Press A - B a third time to exit the repeat mode for the passage.

Program the sequence of the chapters – PROGRAMThe programming function allows you to play up to 20 chapters of the DVD in the order you desire.

Press the PROGRAM button during playback or in stop mode. A table appears on the screen withprogramme locations and the entry columns TT (for the titles) and CH (for the chapters). Theprogramme location 01 is highlighted in colour.

First the title then the chapter in this title are selected. The numbers of titles are specified in the titlebar [e. g. TT (10)/CH (--)].

Using the numeric keys of the remote control, enter the desired title for programme location 01.Place "0" in front of a single-digit number.The cursor (coloured background) jumps to CH. The number of chapters in the selected title is nowspecified in the title bar [e. g. TT (10)/CH (19)].Now enter the desired chapter with the numeric keys of the remote control. Place "0" in front of asingle-digit number. The cursor jumps to programme location 02.Make entries for further programme locations as desired in the same manner.



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Start chapter sequenceThe entry START appears at the bottom edge of the menu as soon as the entries have been madefor the first programme location.

Using the navigation buttons, move the cursor to the START entry and then press PLAY or ENTER.The screen shortly shows PROGRAM. Playback of the programmed list starts.

At the end of the playback sequence the DVD player automatically switches to standby mode.

The program list will not be stored.

Direct selection chapter/time – SEARCH

Select chapterPress the SEARCH button. For a couple of seconds the following appears on the screen:TITLE (current title/total number of titles) CHAPTER (highlighted box/total number of chapters withinthe current title).Use the numeric keys of the remote control to enter the chapter, to which you would like to switch(you can see the current chapter on the display of the unit). Place 0 in front of a single-digit number.The new chapter starts immediately.

Select the time in the current titlePress SEARCH twice. For a couple of seconds the following appears on the screen:TITLE (current title/total number of titles) TIME (–:––:––).Use the numeric keys of the remote control to enter the time in the format HOUR:MINUTES:SECONDS, at which the film should start (you can see the current time on the display of the unit).Place 0 in front of a single-digit number. The DVD skips to the set time.

Select time in the current chapterPress SEARCH three times. For a couple of seconds the following appears on the screen:CHAPTER (current chapter/total number of chapters within the current title) TIME (--:--:--).Use the numeric keys of the remote control to enter a time within the current chapter and in theformat HOUR:MINUTES:SECONDS at which the film should start. Usually DVD chapters are onlyseveral minutes long so that the input of time will often start with 0:0. The DVD skips to the set time.

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An overview over the bookmarks with a picture preview is available under the menu item of the DIGESTmenu, see next section.

Select extract – DIGESTYou are able to navigate through your DVD with the Digest function with a picture preview.Press the DIGEST button during playback. The DIGEST menu opens.

Title overviewConfirm TITLE OVERVIEW with ENTER. After a brief loading period the start-up pictures of all titlesavailable on the DVD will be displayed in smaller windows. Up to six pictures will be presented perscreen.

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The bookmarks remain, if you pressed STOP twice (Stop mode).The bookmarks are lost in standby mode or when you switch off the system. The bookmarkfunction does not work with some disks.

Setting Bookmarks – BOOKMARK

You can set "bookmarks" to start the film again in certain places.

Press the BOOKMARK button during playback. The BOOKMARK menu with twelve fields appears onthe screen.If you would like to interrupt the function press BOOKMARK again.Press PLAY to set the first bookmark. A mark is placed at the current position of the film.To start the film at this position, press PLAY again.Press CLEAR if you want to delete the bookmark.Press BOOKMARK again to hide the menu and let the playback of the film continue.If you want to set more bookmarks, call up the BOOKMARK menu again and go to the next free fieldwith the navigation button. Press PLAY again to set a bookmark.To select a different bookmark, go to the corresponding field with the navigation buttons and pressPLAY.

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SELECT TYPE OF OVERVIEWTITLE OVERVIEWCHAPTER OVERVIEWTIME: INTERVALCHAPTER: INTERVALMARKER OVERVIEW



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In the menu below the pictures the total number of titles is provided behind the item SELECT.Select a title by selecting the first picture with the navigation buttons or enter the number of the firstpicture with the numeric keys of the remote control (please place a 0 in front of a single-digit number).Press ENTER to start the playback of the selected title.

Use the SKIP buttons and to navigate between the screen pages. Select EXIT to return toplayback at the original location. You return to the Digest menu via the entry MENU.

Chapter overviewSelect the option CHAPTER OVERVIEW of the Digest menu and confirm with ENTER.After a brief loading period all chapters of the current title are displayed in smaller windows and abrief preview is played back. Up to six chapters will be presented per screen page.

Select the chapter as you selected a title (see above).

Time intervalSelect the option TIME:INTERVAL of the Digest menu and confirm with ENTER. A preview of the titlescenes is shown in a preset interval of ten minutes.Only one picture is shown, if the title is less than ten minutes long.

Chapter intervalSelect the option CHAPTER:INTERVAL of the Digest menu and confirm with ENTER. A preview ofthe chapter scenes is shown in a preset interval of ten minutes. Only one picture is shown, if thechapter is less than ten minutes long.If you press the DIGEST button in the stop mode the Digest menu appears only with the entryTITLE OVERVIEW. When bookmarks are set at the same time, the Digest menu appears inaddition to the entry BOOKMARK OVERVIEW.

Marker overviewWhen you set bookmarks you receive an overview of the bookmarks under this menu item (BOOKMARKS,see previous section) and you can also select them.

Image functions

Enlarging/reducing a picture – ZOOMPress the ZOOM button. The image is enlarged in the centre.

Press ZOOM once: Zoom factor 2 xPress ZOOM twice: Zoom factor 3 xPress ZOOM three times: Zoom factor 4 x.With the fourth ZOOM you return to the normal display.With the navigation buttons you can select a picture detail within the enlarged picture.



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Camera angles – ANGLE

On few DVDs individual scenes are shot from various camera positions.

Press the ANGLE button to activate the function. If the scene includes various angles, the symbolas well as the current angle/the total number of angles are displayed.

Press ANGLE again to switch to the next camera angle. After a few seconds the picture changes.

The symbol appears automatically during the respective scenes, if SHOW > ON is selected in the menuGEN. SETTINGS > CAMERA ANGLE.

TITLE MENU, DVD MENU

Use the buttons TITLE MENU and DVD MENU to call up the menus stored on the DVD.When the DVD MENU is called up, the entry MASTER MENU appears on the screen.When the TITLE MENU is called up, the entry TITLE MENU appears on the screen.

Use the navigation buttons to move to the items of the DVD menus. Confirm each selectionwith ENTER.

Please note that it depends on the DVD, which menus appear at which selection. E.g. some DVDshave only one menu appearing at both selections.

AUDIO and SUBTITLE MENU

If available on the DVD, these two functions are the quickest way so select a different language for theverbal language and the subtitles.

Please note that these functions can only be realised by few DVDs.

Select the verbal languagePress the AUDIO MENU button. On the screen appears e.g. AUDIO 1/3 ENGLISH.In this case English is the first of three languages available on the DVD.

Press AUDIO MENU repeatedly to select another language available on the DVD. The change occursimmediately and must not be confirmed.

If necessary, other information of the DVD are also loaded, e.g. information concerning the sound format(5.1 CH or sim.). The display disappears after a few seconds.



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Select subtitle languagePress the SUBTITLE button. On the screen appears e.g. SUBTITLES 02/05 SPANISH. In this caseSpanish is the second of five subtitle languages available on the DVD.

Press SUBTITLE repeatedly to select another subtitle language available on the DVD. The changeoccurs immediately and must not be confirmed.

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Other types of disks

Video CDsVideo CDs (VCDs or SVCDs – Super VCDs) include film or picture formats. They are based on anotherdecoding format as DVDs and contrary to DVDs are not necessarily divided in titles/chapters or providedwith an own menu.

Insert a VCD/SVCD. On the screen, VCD is briefly displayed with the version, e.g. 1.1 or 2.0 andPBC or PBC OFF (see below ).– In the PBC mode the playback must be started with PLAY.– Without PBC the playback starts automatically.

The display in the Play mode is set up as shown on the opposite side.

VCD 2.0 with Playback Control – PBCSome VCDs of the type 2.0, which have a title /chapter structure, provide playback control. With PBCexpanded functions are available for the control of the titles/chapters, such as– direct selection of titles/chapters– SKIP functions

Please note that the exact availability of functions depends on the VCD.

Identical functions VCDs and DVDsThe following functions of Video CDs are identical with those of DVDs:

PLAY, PAUSE, STEP (single frame), STOP

Search functions – SKIP (if several titles, i.e. tracks are available on the VCD), SLOW

Repeat functions – REPEAT

Determining the playback sequence – PROGRAM (if several titles are available on the VCD)

Direct selection with SEARCH

Setting bookmarks – BOOKMARK

Enlarging picture – ZOOM

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MP3 CDs

The unit has a built-in MP3 decoder to play back MP3 CDs.

Insert a MP3 CD-ROM. The menu appears on the screen. All files are displayed. Please observethat no folder structures are displayed.In order to listen to this title, select and confirm it with PLAY or ENTER. In the playback mode ALBUMtitles are played back in the displayed sequence

Playback modesWith the Repeat button you change between the following playback modes:

ALBUM: All titles are played back in the displayed sequence.

TITLE REP.: Repeats the selected title continuously;

ALBUM REP.: Repeats all titles continuously;

Play back JPEG CDs

Your unit can display pictures stored on a CD in the JPEG format.

The JPEG files are also displayed if the CD includes files of other formats which cannot be accessed.

The navigation is the same as with MP3 CDs.Select a picture and confirm with PLAY or ENTER. In the playback mode ALBUMfrom the selected picture on all pictures are displayed in an interval of several seconds.

You interrupt the playback with PAUSE. The picture remains on the screen.Press PLAY or ENTER to resume playback in the same place.Press STOP once to stop playback. The JPEG menu appears on the screen.Furthermore the total number of files are displayed.Press PLAY or ENTER to resume playback in the same place.

Rotate with the navigation buttonsPressing the navigation buttons during the playback changes the alignment of the current picture:

Press the navigation button on the right repeatedly: each pressing rotates the picture by 90° clockwise;

Press the navigation button on the left repeatedly: each pressing rotates the picture by

90° counterclockwise;

Press the navigation button up: rotates the picture by 180°;

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RADIO MODE

Your unit has an integrated radio with RDS function and program storage locations for a total of30 memory locations.

For connecting the antennas see "Connecting the antennas”.

Start the radio by pressing the FUNCTION button on the remote control once or twice until a frequencyband is displayed.

Tuning-in a station

Band selectionPress the FUNCTION button to switch between the FM band (VHF) and the AM band (medium wave).The selected band appears on the display.

You can set the radio stations manually and automatically.

Setting the station manuallyIn order to set the station manually press the button TUNING - or + until you find a station. You movethe locator with each pressing of the button– on the VHF band by 0.1 MHz,– on the medium wave band by 10 kHz.Keep the TUNING button pressed to start a quick search. Stop the search by pressingTUNING again.

Setting the station automaticallyYou can have the strong stations of the selected band searched for.

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Storing stations manuallyTune the receiver to the station which is to be memorised.Press MEMORY.With STATION select the programme slot, in which you would like to store the station.

As soon as the display stops flashing the station is stored.Repeat these steps to store further stations in memory.

Recall stations

Recalling stations stored in memoryYou recall the stored stations with the button STATION - or + . With each pressing of the button youskip to the next programme slot.

Automatic station memoryStored stations remain in the memory, when you turn off the unit. However, if the unit is unplugged fromthe power outlet the station memory can be lost.

If you select a different operating mode (DVD or AUX) or switch on the standby mode, the last stationstored in the memory is recalled when you turn on the radio again.

RDS (Radio Digital System)

Your unit is able to receive RDS signals.Use the RDS button to turn the RDS display on and off

Please note that the scope and the type of the transmitted information depends on the radio station.A week station signal can impair the RDS functions.



TroubleshootingBefore requesting service for this player, check the chart below for a possible cause of the problem you are experiencing.Some simple checks or an adjustment on your part may eliminate the problem and restore proper operation.

Symptom (general) Remedy

No power. Insert the power plug securely into the power socket.

No picture. • Ensure that the equipment is connected properly.• Ensure that the input setting for the TV set is ”Video.

• No sound• Distorted sound.

Picture is distorted during rapid advance or rapidreverse.

The picture will be somewhat distorted at times: this is normal.

No rapid advance (or reverse with playback). Some DVDs have sections in which rapid advance (or reverse)is disabled.

No 4:3 (16:9) images Choose the correct setup ”TV set SCREEN" item, which matches the TVset used.

The remote control does not work • Make sure that the batteries are inserted with correct polarity (+ and -).

Symptom (DVD) Remedy

Playback does not start even when a title hasbeen selected.

• Check and confirm the "RATING LEVEL" setting.

Angle cannot be changed. This function is dependent on software availability. Even if a disk has a number ofangles recorded, these angles may be recorded for specific scenes only.

The password for the "Rating Level" hasbeen forgotten.

Contact your local specialist.

Symptom (Video CD) Remedy

No playback from the menu. This function is only activated with Video CDs with playback control.

• The batteries are exhausted: replace them with new ones.• Point the remote control unit at the remote control sensor and operate.• Operate the remote control unit at a distance of not more than 7 m from the

remote control sensor.• Remove the obstacles between the remote control unit and remote control

sensor.

• Press POWER to set the player to the standby mode and then back to ON.Alternatively, press POWER to set the player to the standby mode, disconnectthe power plug and then reconnect it. (The player may not be operating properlydue to lightning, static electricity or some other external factor.)

No key operation (by the main unit and/or theremote control unit) is effective.

• This player cannot play a disk other than DVD, Video CD and CD.• The disk may be dirty and may require cleaning.• Ensure that the disk is installed with the label side up.

• Play fails to start even when PLAY is pressed.• Play starts but then stops immediately.

• If the audio sound track and/or the subtitle language is not present, the languageselected in the original setting is not shown / played back.

The audio sound track and/or the subtitle language isnot present on the disk; original setting.

Subtitles appear only with disks which contain them.Subtitles are suppressed on the TV set screen. Carry out the steps described onpage 18 to display the subtitles.

No subtitles.

An alternative language is not selected with disks which do not contain morethan one language.

Alternative audio soundtrack (or subtitle) languagecannot be selected.

• Ensure that the equipment is connected properly.• Ensure that the input setting for the TV set and stereo system are correct.

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SpecificationsVoltage supply: 230V ~ 50HzPower input: 320 WBatteries for remote control: 2 x 1.5 V R6/LR6Colour TV set system: PAL / NTSC

Laser power: Laser Class 1

Compatible disk formats: DVD (Digital Versatile Disk), DVD+R, DVD+RW, DVD-R,DVD-RW; VCD, SVCD, CD audio; CD-R, CD-RW, JPEG CD, MP3 CD

Please note: There are many non-standardised CD-recording procedures and copyprotection procedures now in use, and many different kinds of CD-R and CD-RWblank disks. Therefore in some cases read errors or read delays may be encountered.This is not a defect of the device.

VideoVideo formats: 4:3 / 16:9Video signal output 1 VssDecoder MPEG 2Digital-analog converter: 10 bit

AudioAudio signal output: 2.0 V eff. (1 kHz, 0 dB)Decoder: MPEGDolby Digital (AC-3)DTS possible only with additional external decoderDigital-analog converter: 24 bit / 96 kHz

MP3 encodingISO 9660 formatSampling frequency: MPEG 1: 32, 44.1, 48 kHz

MPEG 2: 16, 22.02, 24 kHz bit rate:32 - 320 bps

RadioFM frequency: 87.50 - 108.00 MHzAM frequency: 531 - 1602 kHz

Subject to technical modifications!

This product comprises technologies which are protected by copyright (several U.S. patents and other copyrightsof Macrovision Corporation and other owners)

Use of these technologies requires the authorisation by Macrovision Corporation, and is intended for home utilisationand other limited viewing uses only unless otherwise authorised by Macrovision Corporation. Reverse engineeringor disassembly is prohibited.

The symbols DOLBY, PRO LOGIC and the double D symbol are trademarks of Dolby Laboratories LicensingCorporation. This product has been manufactured under licence from Dolby Laboratories Licensing Corporation.

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