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Page 2: ...age contents 5 3 Installation 5 3 1 Connecting random equipment 6 3 2 Remote control 8 4 Functions 8 4 1 DVD Player 8 4 2 Remote control 9 5 Operation 11 5 1 Quick start 11 5 2 DVD CD functions 12 5 3...
Page 3: ...pliance will operate only with corresponding disc of the same regional code If the code number on the label of a DVD does not match that on the label alongside the DVD will not play on this appliance...
Page 4: ...appliance is double insulated therefore no earth wire is required Always check that the mains voltage corresponds to the voltage on the rating plate L This appliance employs a laser system To prevent...
Page 5: ...ts 2 2 The following items are included in the received package 1 DVD Player 1 Remote control 2 Batteries AAA 1 RCA cable 1 Operator manual i If any item is missing please contact your reseller Instal...
Page 6: ...d leave marks or a residue on the furniture and potentially risk the surface to become damaged To prevent damage to wooden surfaces we recommend that you apply self adhesive pads to the bottom of the...
Page 7: ...ections allow you to send video signal still images or movies to a connected TV The appliance has the following video outputs in order of preference HDMI Connect a suitable cable into the HDMI connect...
Page 8: ...kage and corrosion which will damage the appliance Corrosion oxidation battery leakage and any other gradually acidic defect of this nature will invalidate the guarantee Functions 4 DVD Player 4 1 8 9...
Page 9: ...control 4 2 General functions 11 Standby button 12 SETUP button 13 VOLUME button 14 Arrow buttons 15 L R ST button 16 USB button 17 ENTER button 18 MUTE button 19 V MODE button 20 DEFAULT button 17 18...
Page 10: ...button 28 AUDIO button 29 STEP button 30 REPEAT button 31 A B REPEAT button 32 STOP button 33 ZOOM button 34 RETURN button 35 SLOW button 36 MENU button 37 SUBTITLE button 38 PREVIOUS button 39 NEXT...
Page 11: ...VOLUME button 13 To select the audio channel during Video CD playback press the L R ST button 15 To mute or restore sound press the MUTE button 18 DVD CD functions Switch on the appliance Place a disc...
Page 12: ...Y PAUSE button 40 once to resume playback press the button again To stop playback temporarily press the STOP button 32 once Press the button again to stop playback permanently or press the PLAY PAUSE...
Page 13: ...ed for 3 minutes or if the appliance has been in STOP mode for 3 minutes Using the GO TO function The GO TO function can be used to select a specific starting point on a DVD or CD Press the GO TO butt...
Page 14: ...le Press the ENTER button 17 to enter the selected folder or file Press the PROG button 23 to switch between folders and files Press ENTER 17 to confirm Press the MENU button 36 to return to the conte...
Page 15: ...ile You can also use the digit buttons 21 to select a folder or to play the file Press the PROG button to switch between folders and files Press ENTER to confirm Press the MENU button to return to the...
Page 16: ...again To stop playback press the STOP button 32 To remove the device gently pull it out of the slot General setup menu operation 5 5 This chapter explains a complete setup of the appliance settings o...
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Page 18: ...gital signals Channel delay This function is used to set the delay time for the centre and rear speakers and the subwoofer The delay compensates for the time difference caused by the distance differen...
Page 19: ...surround channels for an enveloping effect Note this option is only available in MUSIC mode DIMENSION To adjust the sound field either towards the front or towards the rear Note this option is only a...
Page 20: ...PNESS Adjust the screen sharpness Select High Medium or Low BRIGHTNESS to adjust the screen brightness CONTRAST to adjust the screen contrast HUE to adjust the screen tint This option is available for...
Page 21: ...t the rating is 136900 i This function is only available with discs that have parental rating encoded PASSWORD PASSWORD MODE Switch the password function on or off Enter the correct password to switch...
Page 22: ...e gently radially from centre towards the outer edge Do not apply thinner alcohol chemical solvent or sprays when cleaning Such cleaning fluids will permanently damage the disc surface Troubleshooting...
Page 23: ...elect another audio track During SCAN SLOW MOTION or SINGLE STEP the sound is muted Check if the disc is in fast forward or fast rewind mode Press the PLAY PAUSE button 40 No scan or skip possible Som...
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Page 26: ...electronic product By ensuring the correct disposal of this product you will help prevent potentially hazardous to the environment and to human health which could otherwise be caused by unsuitable was...
