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Summary of Contents for 400 Disc DVD CD G Karaoke Changer DGX-400

Page 1: ...hanger With USB SD M Reader MMC S USER MANUAL www acesonic com CAUTION To ensure your player will work at its best read this manual carefully before attempting to operate the machine Keep this manual in a safe place for future reference ...

Page 2: ...ing the box 1 User Manual 2 One AV cable 3 One remote control Accessories Record your product information in the table provided below and refer to it whenever contacting your dealer about your purchase Date of Purchase Model No Machine Serial No Selling Dealer Dealer Address Dealer Telephone No DGX 400 ...

Page 3: ...ite audio output mode L R in the state of AV Multiple music effect modes can meet your different tastes The unit is equipped with karaoke functions such as echo and tempo control It is also capable of scoring Conveniently navigate the multi functional menu with your remote control Contains multiple foreign language support Multi angles multi sub pictures multi sound streams Multi levels of fast fo...

Page 4: ...ng Your Remote Control 13 How to Hook Up Your Player 14 18 Proper Operation 19 Managing Discs 20 32 Inserting Discs 20 Removing Discs 21 Playing Temporary Discs 22 Random Play Mode 22 Sequence Play Mode 22 Program Play Mode 23 Selecting Discs 23 28 Managing the Favorites List 29 How to Search for a Disc by Disc Name 30 Editing Disc Information 30 USB Device Card Reader SD MMC MS Function 31 Power ...

Page 5: ... for a Scene 39 40 Repeat Playback 41 Common Buttons 42 Zoom Functions 43 Changing the Angle 44 Changing the Subtitle Language 44 How to Use the Select Menu VCDs SVCDs 45 How to Use the Title Menu DVD 45 Practice Songs 45 Setting Sound Effects 46 Function Setup 47 48 Troubleshooting 49 Specifications 50 ...

Page 6: ...ith a radium laser beam Do not attempt to open the cabinet to prevent exposure to your eyes If by chance the laser becomes exposed do not look directly at the beam to prevent optical hazards If your machine needs maintenance contact your dealer and take the unit to a qualified professional for any type of repair Inappropriate usage of the unit that is not defined as safe behavior in this manual ma...

Page 7: ...ibed in this manual NOTE Handling At anytime when handling discs always hold them from their edges and or by the circle in the center NEVER write on the any surface of the disc for it may render the disc unreadable Store discs in a clean and dry environment Storing CD s vertically will also help prevent warping After use insert CD into jacket or case to minimize wear and tear DO NOT stack CDs on t...

Page 8: ...can t work normally when you operate it according to the user guide D The machine suffers damage from a fall or other reasons E There are abnormal occurrences when the player is in the working mode If you come across these problems pull the power plug from the socket and bring your machine to a professional maintenance technician If your machine needs replacement of some parts the professional mai...

Page 9: ...1 0 version the moving image and music 2 0 version high definition still with PBC function Combining the strongpoint of DVD and VCD t has high quality audio MP3 disc CD G MIDI MPEG4 image information For example lyric photo character is Music Instrument Digital Interface DVD is a disc with music file recorded midi format which can be played in equipment with normal midi connector MPEG4 is compress...

Page 10: ...e this dial when the front cover is closed the function of this dial is same as the ENTER button if you press it 25 TEMP DISC button the player will send disc 400 to the loading position of the front cover automatically if you press this button when the front cover is open the player will send disc 400 to the playing position to play automatically if you press this button when the front cover is c...

Page 11: ... RIGHT SPEAKER OUTPUT 2 FRONT LEFT SPEAKER OUTPUT 3 SURROUND RIGHT SPEAKER OUTPUT 4 SURROUND LEFT SPEAKER OUTPUT 5 SUB WOOFER OUTPUT 6 CENTRE SPEAKER OUTPUT 7 RIGHT AUDIO OUTPUT 8 LEFT AUDIO OUTPUT 9 SCORE IN 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 910 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 10 10 COAXIAL OUTPUT 11 VIDEO OUTPUT 12 YUV OUTPUT 13 VGA OUTPUT 14 S VIDEO OUTPUT 15 OPTICAL OUTPUT 16 STATE REMOTE GND 5V INTERFACE 17 RS232C ...

Page 12: ...nt disc No Select disc Select disc NO Next disc Title of DVD Title No of DVD Chapter No of DVD Track No Chapter of DVD Track Mute L R DTS Time and state Timing Dolby Angle Lock panel Disc name attach etc Disc format Disc Microphone A B ANGLE PROG When repeat section Angle is changed During program playing set to a Other indicators When repeat the same title chapter or track ALL When repeat to play...

Page 13: ...nd repeat title CD VCD SVCD disc includes repeat single song and repeat the entire disc MP3 MP4 disc includes repeat single song repeat dir and repeat the entire disc 31 TITLE button displays all information in the current title This function is only available to DVD disc 32 A B button set the repeated section playing 33 VOLUME increase or decrease the volume 34 KEY b adjust the key 35 DISPLAY but...

Page 14: ... operate the player via the remote control Notes on batteries Notes on the remote control Improper use of batteries may cause battery leakage and corrosion To operate the remote control correctly follow the instructions below Point the remote control at the remote sensor of the player Do not drop the remote control Do not leave the remote control near an extremely hot or humid place Do not spill w...

Page 15: ...onnect the player to your TV directly If you connect the player to a V R TV V R combination or video selector the playback picture may be distorted as DVD video disc are copy protected 4 If you place the player near a tuner or radio the radio broadcast sound might be distorted n this case place the player away from the tuner and radio 5 The output sound of the player has a wide dynamic range make ...

Page 16: ...Connecting to S VIDEO of TV Connecting to digital output ed Note the optical or coaxial output jack can t output MIDI music MIDI music only can be output by mix audio Connecting to TV VIDEO Yellow Yellow Amplifier Amplifier Front right speaker Back right speaker Front left speaker Back left speaker Centre speaker Hooking Up The Player ...

Page 17: ...EAR SUB WOOFER Amplifier Centre speaker Front left speaker Back left speaker Front right speaker Back right speaker ed Note Simulative 5 1 channels can t output MIDI music MIDI music only can be output by mix audio channel Connecting to S VIDEO Connect the player to a TV with AV input an amplifier with karaoke score out and AC 3 digital audio Yellow Yellow Hooking Up The Player OUTPUT CENTER INPUT...

Page 18: ...IC LINE 1 2 3 OUTPUT LEVEL VIDEO AUDIO R L 1 Karaoke Setup Yellow White Red Connecting to AUDIO R Connecting to TV video Connecting to AUDIO L 2 karaoke with microphone Setup Connecting to TV video Note If you connect a microphone to the score in jack on the back panel of the player the MIC jacks on the front panel will be disabled Connecting to AUDIO L Yellow White Red 1 MIC 2 White White Red Red...

Page 19: ...ting to amplifier an Connecting to TV VIDEO Connecting to the amplifier s SCORE OUT Connecting to AUDIO R Connecting to AUDIO L Amplifier Note If you connect a microphone to the score in jack on the back panel of the player the MIC jacks on the front panel will be disabled White Red Red White Yellow Yellow Hooking Up The Player ...

Page 20: ...iscs existing 19 Connect the player to the TV and the stereo amplifier operate the player the following steps with the previous instructions by using 1 Switch the input selector on your TV so that the signal from the player appears on the TV screen 2 If you stereo amplifier please turn the power are using a on 3 Press the power switch on the back panel of the player main Proper Operation ...

Page 21: ...oading position e advise you to edit the disc s information immediately after you insert the disc into the disc slot lease refer to Editing Disc Information you can insert several discs into the rotary table once For example insert a CD disc into disc slot 130 and insert a DVD disc into disc slot 300 Method of Operation Step 1 When the front cover is open rotate the knob to make the rotary table t...

Page 22: ... of the front cover after you press DISC EJECT You can remove several discs from the rotary table at the same time Example if you want to remove CD disc from slot 130 and remove the DVD disc from slot 300 Step 1 Press OPEN CLOSE when the front cover is closed Rotate the knob to make the rotary table turn until disc slot 130 is sent to the loading position after the player opens the front cover Ste...

Page 23: ...t cover the screen will display NO DISC Press RANDOM on the front panel the screen display the RANDOM MENU use the direction button up or down to switch options then press the ENTER button you also can rotate the knob to switch options then press the knob the player will play the discs random he amount of songs which played each disc is also random The TV screen displays RANDOM the VFD displays RA...

Page 24: ...rder of the playbills in the program list If you make a mistake when you input the playbill s number please press the DELETE to cancel the number you input if the current playbill s number which the cursor points to is not the number you want to delete please move the cursor to the playbill s number you want to delete first then press DELETE You can play the playbills which are included in the pro...

Page 25: ...NG and the player will set your aimed disc to the playing position Note If the disc you select is the current disc the player will not any action If the front cover is open in current state please close the front cover the player will set the disc you select to the playing position after it finishes detecting all exist discs If there is no disc corresponding to the disc number you input the player...

Page 26: ...u of disc manage the screen displays as following picture the VFD displays the item which the cursor points to in the current menu 7 3 2 Press up down or rotate the knob to move the cursor to ATTACH then press ENTER or the knob to enter the list of disc libraries he screen displays the following picture the VFD displays the disc library which the cursor points to Note you can press DISC LIBRARY on...

Page 27: ...r it finishes detecting all exist discs 7 4 1 Press DISC MENU to open disc manage he screen displays following picture the VFD displays the item which the cursor points to in the current menu 7 4 2 Press up down or rotate the knob to move the cursor to STYLE then press the ENTER to enter the style list he screen displays as the following picture he VFD displays style name which the cursor points t...

Page 28: ...disc you select is the current disc the player will not do any action If the front cover is open please close the front cover he player will set the disc you select to the playing position after it finishes detecting all exist discs 7 5 1 Press DISC MENU to open the main menu of disc manage the screen displays as following picture the VFD displays the item which the cursor points to in the current...

Page 29: ...player will set the disc you select to the playing position after it finishes detecting all exist discs 7 6 Selecting a Disc in the Favorite List 7 6 1 When you select a disc by Disc Name Attach Style or Disc Format you can enter the favorite list by pressing FAVOR you are in the state of selecting a disc name The screen displays thefavorite list The VFD displays the disc name which the cursor poi...

Page 30: ...sc Format you can enter the favorite list by pressing FAVOR you are in the state of selecting a disc name The screen displays the interface of favorite list as The VFD displays the disc name which the cursor points to in the favorite list Press up down or rotate the knob to move the cursor to the disc name you want to delete Press DELETE the screen displays the confirming interface about deleting ...

Page 31: ...ursor and insert char digit in the front of the cursor 9 3 Press the ENTER after you finish inputting the disc name he system will return to the state of selecting a disc he screen displays the disc name you input and other following disc names after it ou can select the disc name you want 10 1 Edit and Modify the Disc Information 10 1 1Press the EDIT to open the edit menu as the following picture...

Page 32: ... name f the content of inputis wrong you can press DELETE to delete the char in the front of the cursor You also can use left or right to move the cursor and insert char digit in the front of the cursor Attach Disc Style and Disc Format are choice options he set of these options can only be adjusted by pressing the direction button left or right 10 1 3 After you finish editing all information the ...

Page 33: ... input data source automatically after it finishes playing the songs you programmed before inserting the USB Device or card In addition the system will record the song numbers that you programmed after inserting the USB Device or card When you return to the state of READ DISC by pressing USB CARD after the system finishes playing the files in USB Disc or card the system will play the remaining MID...

Page 34: ...lay input a song number and the press or ENTER the current song will stop playing and play the song you input In the mode of pre engaging play if you want to play another song that is also programmed select the song with the arrow keys and press or ENTER In program play if you stop the current song by pressing STOP the player will play the next programmed song in the list automatically 1 2 Cancel ...

Page 35: ...isplay mainly displays the current song name which is playing and the program list When the playing information has been displayed on the top of TV screen you can make the playing information disappear by pressing DISPLAY When the playing information doesn t display on top of TV screen you can make the playing information appear by pressing DISPLAY 1 9 FWD SLOW Play ahead quickly four steps the sp...

Page 36: ...lay Select Play Select SongNum Score Set and Language Set 1 11 1 Song Name Search Songs by Word Count includes 10 options 1 9 and 9 Display looks like figure 1 11 2 1 11 2 Singer Name Search songs by Word Count includes 6 options Display looks like figure 1 11 3 11 11 3 Song PY Intelligence Each number button has three or four letters assigned to it To select different letters you may need to pres...

Page 37: ...ongs with vocal you can the vocal by pressing VOCAL 1 11 8 Advanced Search You can search songs by Song Name Singer Name Singer Type Language Type and Vocal Sing TV screen displays as 1 11 9 1 11 9 All Songs are displayed on the TV screen according to the alphabet sequence and English songs first 1 11 10 Random Play Open Close 1 11 11 Sequence Play Open Close 1 11 12 Select Play Open Close 1 11 13...

Page 38: ...me by pressing LEFT 1 12 2 Switch to the sub menu of MIC2 by pressing the EFFECT repeatedly TV screen displays as B Raise MIC2 volume by pressing RIGHT lower MIC2 volume by pressing LEFT 1 12 3 Switch to the sub menu of ECHO by pressing the EFFECT repeatedly TV screen displays as C Raise the ECHO volume by pressing the RIGHT lower the ECHO volume by pressing LEFT 1 12 4 Switch to the 3D EFFECT by ...

Page 39: ...or the third time related display will be canceled Title refers to a film Usually a film can be divided into several sections chapter refers to a section among them Indicate the status of disc type ongoing time track number mute PBC and repeat Press DISPLAY for the first time TV screen displays as C 2 1 In DVD Mode 2 2 In VCD Mode s 1 2 3 all 1 button ngle A Subtitle anguage L B 5 1CH OFF 1 2 ENG ...

Page 40: ...WARD X20 Play forward at twenty fold the normal speed sound disappear Press for the fifth time TV screen displays PLAY The playing speed returns to normal sound returns to normal Search Backward Press for first time TV screen displays BACKWARD X2 Play backward at double normal speed sound disappear Press for the second time TV screen displays BACKWARD X4 Play backward at the normal speed sound dis...

Page 41: ...DVD MPEG4 Switch to the previous program by pressing TV screen displays PREV Switch to the next program by pressing TV screen displays NEXT 3 4 Search the you want with the SLOW This operation is only available to VCD SVCD DVD and MPEG4 Six levels are included the level is higher the speed of searching image forward is slower sound will disappear during the process of searching image Press SLOW fo...

Page 42: ...t chapter repeatedly Press REPEAT for the second time TV screen displays REP TITLE the VFD displays as 4 1 2 he player will play the current title repeatedly Press REPEAT for the third time TV screen displays REP OFF the player will cancel the repeated play mode and return to normal status Press REPEAT for the first time TV screen displays REP 1 and the player plays the current playing track repea...

Page 43: ...er plays the current disc repeatedly TV screen displays REP ALL Press REPEAT for the fourth time the player will exit the repeated playing mode TV screen displays REP OFF 5 1 You can raise the volume of the current playing song by pressing You can lower the volume of the current playing song by pressing 5 2 You can raise the tone of the current playing song by pressing TV screen displays You can l...

Page 44: ...mage will be zoomed fourfold Press ZOOM for the fourth time TV screen displays as 6 4 The image will be zoomed function 1 2 playback d in 2x 5 in 1 3 Press ZOOM for the fifth time TV screen displays as 6 5 The image will be zoomed 6 e in 1 4 Press ZOOM for the sixth time TV screen displays as 6 6 Th image will be zoomed 7 Press ZOOM for the seventh time TV screen displays as 6 7 The function of ZO...

Page 45: ...function is available only for the DVD discs which support multiple dialogue Press AUDIO TV screen displays as B You can select the subtitle optionally during play this function is only available for the discs which support multiple languages Press SUBTITLE TV screen displays as C Change language each you press SUBTITLE back s that function 1 2 time For 3 the T default using AUDIO back T 1 2 s tim...

Page 46: ... time TV screen displays MONO L Press the L R for the third time TV screen displays MONO R Press the L R for the fourth time TV screen displays AUTO L Press the L R for the fifth time TV screen displays AUTO R STEREO both left sound channel and right sound channel are output at one time When you enjoy karaoke you can cancel the by pressing the button of L R then sing with the accompaniment AUDIO L...

Page 47: ...e menu 13 3 The menu as 13 4 The menu as 13 5 BAND as KEY MIC Key Control 4 2 0 2 4 SRND EQ BAND KEY MIC OFF CONCERT CHURCH PASSIVE WIDE LIVE Setup PASSIVE function as off Setup CONCERT effect of sound Setup CHURCH effect of sound Setup PASSIVE effect of sound Setup WIDE effect of sound Setup LIVE effect of sound SRND EQ BAND KEY MIC 13 1 STANDARD CLASSIC ROCK JAZZ POP USER Setup STANDARD function...

Page 48: ...PANISH FRENCH and PORTUGUESE can be selected in this player AUDIO LANG the language which is used by dialogue The optional are CHINESE ENGLISH JAPAN FRENCH SPANISH PORTUGUESE LATIN and GERMAN can be selected SUBTITLE LANG the language which is used to display the dialogue ption are CHINESE ENGLISH JAPAN FRENCH SPANISH PORTUGUESE GERMAN OFF can be selected MENU LANGUAGE the language which is used t...

Page 49: ... contrast degree HUE setup image HUE SATURATION setup image saturation EXIT SETUP EXIT SETUP 1 2 3 4 5 14 5 Speaker Setup 14 6 Digital Setup Press SETUP select speaker setup TV screen displays as 14 5 DOWNMIX LT RT STEREO VSS 5 1CH OFF SUBWOOFER Subwoofer OFF ON CENTER DELAY 0 MS 2 MS 4 MS MS REAR DELAY 0MS 6MS 12MS ㄚMS FRONT LARGE SMALL Press SETUP select digital TV screen displays as 14 6 OUTPUT...

Page 50: ...ear When playing a some place the player cannot continue t s The disc does not play Press OPEN CLOSE first check whether the disc format of the problem disc can be compatible with the player then check whether the problem disc has a defect There is a disc in a certain disc slot but TV screen displays ERROR DISC Send your machine to a specialized service shop Check the TV mode NTSC PAL Press the SE...

Page 51: ...on TV line TV System Video Out Vp p V Output Impedance Power Requirements Power Consumption Dimensions Weight dB m center meter 2 0 0 2 1 0 V 20Hz 20kHz 3dB 80 dB 70 1kHz 60 1kHz 70 1kHz 250 AUTO NTSC PAL 1 0 0 2 75 Audio Characteristics Video Characteristics General Specification Acesonic Corp Sale 626 820 0645 Technicals 626 820 0670 161 S 8th Ave City of Industry CA U S Ohm ...

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