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OPERATION | 17

Connecting to TV

•  Connect the 3.5mm end of the supplied AV cable to the AV OUT jack of the Portable DVD Player. 
•  Connect the Yellow RCA plug to the Video In jack of the TV. 
•  Connect the Red RCA plug to the Audio In R jack of the TV. 
•  Connect the White RCA plug to the Audio In L jack of the TV. 
•  Using the TV remote control, switch the TV input source to AV mode. 
•  Note: AV IN and AV OUT modes cannot work simultaneously. During AV IN mode, the AV OUT port has no 

signal output. The DVD screen will turn off when the AV cable is plugged into the TV. To resume watching 
from the DVD screen, please unplug the AV cable from the TV.

Watch Videos From an External Video Source 

•  Connect the 3.5mm end of an AV cable (included) to the AV IN jack of the Portable DVD Player. 
•  Connect the Yellow RCA plug to the Video Out jack of the external video device. 
•  Connect the Red RCA plug to the Audio Out R jack of the external video device. 
•  Connect the White RCA plug to the Audio Out L jack of the external video device. 
•  Press the SOURCE button on the Portable DVD Player or the remote control to change the input source to 

AV IN mode. 

Summary of Contents for AKDVD10

Page 1: ...10 1 Portable DVD Player User Manual MODEL AKDVD10...

Page 2: ...ease take special note of any important safety and usage information presented with the symbol All products brought to you by AKAI are manufactured to the highest standards of performance and safety a...

Page 3: ...3 Welcome 2 Product Overview 4 Controls and Connections 5 Remote Control 9 Operation 12 Troubleshooting 21 Specifications 23 Compliance and Responsible Disposal 24 Contents...

Page 4: ...T OVERVIEW Product Overview A 10 1 Portable DVD Player B Remote Control C AAA Batteries D Car Adaptor E AC Adaptor F AV Cable G User Manual H Warranty Certificate I General Safety Warnings What s in t...

Page 5: ...Connections 1 LCD screen 2 Speakers 3 Infra red signal receiver Accepts remote control signal Left LED Indicator Red during charging green when fully charged Right LED indicator Green when player is...

Page 6: ...t rewind FWD Fast forward OK Confirm or enter 7 MENU Return to disc main menu in DVD mode Set the PBC menu function on off in VCD mode 8 SOURCE Press repeatedly to cycle through DVD AV IN modes 9 STOP...

Page 7: ...playback your multi media files including videos music and photos 18 Headphone Jack SOUND Connect to your earphones amplifier or audio device using an AUX cable not included 16 USB Slot See below 17...

Page 8: ...AV cable The AV cable must be connected to an externalTV device and the DVD screen will be off when viewing from aTV screen 20 AV IN PICTURE SOUND Send the image from another device to the DVD player...

Page 9: ...gether Do not use different types of batteries e g Manganese and Alkaline batteries together Remove the batteries from the remote if you do not intend to use it for a long time When discarding used ba...

Page 10: ...ery life NUMBER BUTTONS Numerical input to directly access a specific chapter or track SETUP Access exit the System Setup menu Navigate the System menu OK Confirm a selection Skip to the previous titl...

Page 11: ...layback press repeatedly to zoom in or out of the picture PROG Enter or exit the PROGRAM function A B During DVD playback press to define a starting point then press again to define a finishing point...

Page 12: ...he screen side facing up This can damage the screen Powering the DVD Player This device is powered by a rechargeable lithium battery To charge the battery connect the DC jack of the AC car adaptor to...

Page 13: ...ter The car adaptor can only support vehicles with 12V output Larger vehicles that may use 24V output are not supported NOTE During playback it is normal for the appliance to produce heat Avoid using...

Page 14: ...xt track Tap the buttons for previous next track GOTO Press the GOTO button and enter a title chapter track or time and press OK PROGRAM Press the PROG button to access the playlist setup menu Key in...

Page 15: ...Using Headphones To listen to audio using headphones plug them into the headphone jack on the right side of the player The speakers will automatically disable the sounds output when headphones are con...

Page 16: ...the FAT32 file system Only use USB2 0 USB media Playing Content From a USB Drive or SD MMC Card This unit supports playback of video music JPEG and e book txt files Insert a USB drive into the USB po...

Page 17: ...as no signal output The DVD screen will turn off when the AV cable is plugged into theTV To resume watching from the DVD screen please unplug the AV cable from theTV Watch Videos From an External Vide...

Page 18: ...ents Use the arrow keys to keep selecting other setup items for adjustment Press to return to the previous level menu Press the SETUP button again to exit the system setup menu System Setup Menu TV Sy...

Page 19: ...reTV screen but sections of the right and left of the picture are cut off 4 3LB when the unit is connected to aTV a wide screen picture will display on the entire screen but with black stripes above a...

Page 20: ...ration and Sharpness Digital Setup Menu Downmix Use to combine 5 1 channel digital audio and 2 0 channel stereo audio LT RT downmixes from 5 1 channel to stereo Available for 5 1 channel DVDs only For...

Page 21: ...working by plugging in a different appliance Run the player with the power adaptor plugged into a wall outlet or the car adaptor plugged into the vehicle s cigarette lighter socket to recharge the bat...

Page 22: ...er to the display Use the remote within 6 metres of the display Make sure to aim the remote control at the sensor at the front of the player near the indicator light The disc cannot be played Make sur...

Page 23: ...AC 100 240V 50 60Hz Output DC 12V 1A Car Adaptor 12V 2A input 12V 2A output Disc Compatibility DVD Audio CD VCD SVCD Battery 7 4V 2000mAh Dimensions 260 L x 185 W x 40 H mm Net Weight 1 1kg Compatible...

Page 24: ...a suffocation hazard for babies and young children please ensure all packaging materials are out of reach and are safely disposed of Please recycle these materials rather than throwing them away Produ...

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Page 28: ...For Technical and Warranty Support 1300 886 649 www tempo org info tempo org Distributed byTempo Aust Pty Ltd PO Box 6056 Frenchs Forest DC 2086...

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