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Before contacting service personnel, please check possible causes according to the following instructions.

Symptom

Possible Cause

Remedy

No Power 

1.Power supply not connected;
2.Bad contact between the power plug 
and the receptacle;
3. The power of the receptacle is off.

1. Connect to the power supply.
2. Plug again or replace a receptacle.
3. Switch on the receptacle.

No sound

1.Incorrect signal connection;
2.The disc is deformed or get dirty;
3. The system is in the mute status.

1. Connect the signals properly.
2. Clean or fix the disc.
3. Press the 

Mute

 button again.

No picture

1. Incorrect signal connection;
2. Incorrect TV status.
3.TV system out mode is Progressive.
   But your TV system is Interlace mode.

1. Connect the signals properly.
2. Adjust the TV/AV status.
3.Press

PS/IS

change to Interlace.

No color

1. Wrong selection of TV system;
2. Improper color adjustment;
3. Incorrect video output settings

1. Set up the system by pressing the 

System

 button of the remote controller.
2. Readjust the color.
3. Check if the video output settings are correct.

Disc cannot 
be played 

1. No disc in the drive;
2. Disc placed wrongly;
3. Moisture has condensed in the unit;
4. Not in a playing status;
5. Wrong disk format;
6. Disc is dirty. 

1. Insert a disc;
2. Put the disc on the disc tray properly 
with the label side up.
3. Leave the unit on for about an hour 
(without disc) and before using it again.
4. Press the 

Play

 button to switch to 

Playing status.
5. Replace it with a supported disc.
6. Clean the disc with a soft cloth from the 
centre to the edge.

Remote controller 
malfunction

1. The remote controller is not directed at the
 censor;
2. The receiving distance is more than 8 meters;
3. Low voltage of the RC batteries;
4. There is an obstacle between the unit and RC.

1. Direct the remote controller at the 
    censor.
2. Reduce the receiving distance.
3. Replace all the batteries.
4. Remove the obstacle.

Sudden malfunction

1. Bad disc quality;
2. Press other buttons by mistake;
3. Static from the outside.

1. Wait for 5~10 seconds and the playing 
will be restored.
2. Operate again.
3. Shut off the unit for 1-2 minutes and 
open it again.

Picture dividing

1. The selected system is incompatible
 with the disc;

1. Set up the correct system.

External signals 
cannot be recorded 

1. Incorrect system connection;
2. No disc or non-recordable disc;
3. The disc has been finished;
4. There is no free space in the disc.

1. Connect properly.
2. Insert a recordable disc.
3. Replace a disc.
4. Replace a disc.

No monitoring signal

1. Input source not prepared;
2. Wrong video output system;
3. The actual input source is not
 correspondence with the selected one.

1. Prepare the input source.
2. Switch the video output system.
3. Select a proper input source.

Timer recording 
cannot be done

1.The disc does not meet the requirement;
2. Wrong time settings (System Clock or
 Recording Time);
3. The input source doesn't work properly
 at the recording time;
4. System power failure.

1. Replace it with a new DVD+R or 
DVD+RW disc.
2. Set up the time again.
3. Ensure the inputs source work properly 
at the recording time.
4. Set the system to standby status.

Recording 
aborted halfway

1. There is no free space in the disc;
2. Bad disc quality.

1. Replace it with a blank disc.
2. Replace it with a high quality disc.

Appendix (Troubleshooting Guide)

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Table of Contents

 

       Track Selection

       Track Selection play for Audio Discs

       Time Selection

The Use of  

GOTO

  Button

Audio Selection

Audio Channel Selection

Subtitle Selection

Multi-angle Switch

PBC On/Off

Picture ZOOM Function

Play a USB DISC

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Erase Disc

       Lock Disc

       Rename Disc

       Record a New Title

       Overwrite Disc

       Finalize Disc

Exit

Title Edit

Introduction

Enter the Title Editing mode

Play Mode

Enter the Play Mode

Menu Description

Operation
      

Direct Play

       Enter the title before playing

       Enter Menu before playing

       End Play

Play Mode Control
      

Normal Play

       Repeat Play

       Program Play

       Random Play

Play Process Control
      

Menu Control

       Forward Play

       Back Play

       Pause/Step Play

       Volume Control

Selected Play Mode
      

Title Selection

       Chapter Selection

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Summary of Contents for DVR-2100

Page 1: ...able Manufactured under license from Dolby Laboratories Dolby Pro Logic and the double D symbol are trademarks of Dolby Laboratories Confidential Unpublished Works 1992 1997 Dolby Laboratories Inc all rights reserved C DVD ReWritable ...

Page 2: ...where exposed to direct sun or near heat radiation equipment such as a heater at top of other heat radiation objects in a place with bad ventilation and much dirt somewhere subject to vibration and instability somewhere exposed to moisture or rain The unit shall be installed in a smooth and dry place with good ventilation When the unit is moved from a cold place to a warm one the laser head might ...

Page 3: ... 75 S Video Y Input Level 1 0 Vp p 75 C Input Level 0 3 Vp p 75 Table of Contents 2 Basic Information Features the machine Terms Front and Rear Panels Remote Control Installation and Use of Remote Control System Connections Connected to a TV Connected to an ordinary stereo system Connected to an device with digital decoder System connection for recording external signals Monitoring Mode Introducti...

Page 4: ...he outside 1 Wait for 5 10seconds and theplaying will be restored 2 Operate again 3 Shut off the unitfor 1 2 minutesand open it again Picture dividing 1 The selected system isincompatible with the disc 1 Set upthe correct system External signals cannot be recorded 1 Incorrect systemconnection 2 No discor non recordable disc 3 The disc has beenfinished 4 There is no freespace in thedisc 1 Connect p...

Page 5: ... the normal working status press the red button STANDBY ON of the remote controller to enter the Standby status In the Standby status the VFD will display current time as a clock For the clock adjustment please see System Setup System Clock Settings In the Standby status the red Standby LED on the front panel is ON To prevent damage the operation is disabled when the unit is writing or erasing a d...

Page 6: ...V ordinary disk player and DV In addition the machine can be used as a DVD player of excellent performance It has all the functions of an ordinary DVD player The two in one function of the machine will increase your life quality and enhance your sense of life Permit multiple signal input Supply multiple signal output Features the Machine 1 Composite Video input 2 S Video input 3 TV TUNER input 4 D...

Page 7: ... the needs of consumers in different regions the unit provides various interface languages 2 Enter the system setup mode In the System Setup control bar menu use the or button to move the cursor select the Language item and press the SELECT button to enter the Language Settings menu which contains four items as shown in the chart OSD Language Menu Language 1 OSD Language Menu Language Subtitle Lan...

Page 8: ...ff Chinese Danish System Setup Language Channel Scan Audio Language 1 In the Language Settings menu use the or button to select the Audio Language item and press the SELECT button to drop down a menu as shown in the following chart 2 Use the or button to select the language you want and press the SELECT button The system will give priority to this setting as the DVD audio output language If the DV...

Page 9: ...uality item and press the SELECT button to drop down a menu 2 Use the or button to select a desired value and press the Select button 3 Press the RETURN button to return to the upper level menu and set up other items For the differences of the four quality levels SP SLP EP and HQ see the glossary for reference OPEN CLOSE SOURCE STOP PLAY DV INPUT VIDEO L AUDIO R RECORD DVR 2100 STANDBY ON DVD ReWr...

Page 10: ...button to return to the upper level menu and set up other items Analog Audio Output The unit can set the analog audio output as 2 CH or 5 1 CH The output of 2 CH comes from L and R channels 1 Enter the play settings menu use the or button to select Analog Audio Output item and press the SELECT button Use the or button to select 2 CH or 5 1 CH and press the SELECT button to confirm 9 PS IS SCAN MUT...

Page 11: ...et the screen format played is always 4 3 The selection of screen format shall be in accordance with the TV screen Rating Level With the setting of the authorization level and password of the unit some discs which contain restricted content are only playable after the input of password This function enables you to restrict the unit to play some discs which are not suitable for children 1 In the Pl...

Page 12: ...s the SELECT button The OSD will display as follows 2 Use the or button to select OK 3 Press the SELECT button to restore all default settings When your unit doesn t work properly it may probably result from some wrong settings Please try the Restore Factory Setting function to see if the unit can restore to its normal working status 1 System Setup General Screen Saver Progressive Interlace Video ...

Page 13: ...e corresponding setting will be done 3 Press the RETURN button to return to the upper level menu Press the SETUP button to exit the System etup mode Note The above steps are general and typical operations Some settings might not need a certain step orrequire more steps Please set up the system in the Eject Disc mode or No Disc mode or some settings cannot be done 1 Enter the System Setup mode 2 In...

Page 14: ...r or V id e o ln p u t RF Input Audio lnput Audio in Play Mode Insert the USB disc the unit will detect it automatically and display a symbol in the lower right corner of the TV screen for a second In the DV Mode press the DV button or in the NAVIGATION Mode to switch to USB Play Mode The unit will automatically identify the files in the USB DISC The playable formats of the unit include MP3 WMA JP...

Page 15: ...that the subtitle is off This value can be set in the System Setup 2 Press the SELECT button to make the Subtitle item available for selection 3 Press the or button of the remote controller to select the subtitle language and press the SELECT button to confirm 4 this function enables you to switch differe subtitle by pressing the SUBTITLE button directly For some DVD discs the pictures are shot fr...

Page 16: ...al steps for recording external signals are as follows 1 Complete the system connection 2 Select the signal source to be recorded 3 Enter the recording control bar menu 4 Select the recording quality 5 Start recording 6 Stop recording General Steps 15 DVD VCD Play Mode The Use of the GOTO Button 1 In the playing status press the GOTO button to cycle through various options in the play control bar ...

Page 17: ...PAUSE and STOP RECORD DVD R MODE New Title SOURCE DV QUALITY SP REC TO DVD VIDEO TRICK Record STOP TITLE 04 04 PAUSE Chapter 02 RECORD Time 0 06 02 1 57 18 16 01 MP3 MP3 02 MP3 03 MP3 04 MP3 05 MP3 06 MP3 07 MP3 08 MP3 09 MP3 Selection Play Track Selection Available for VCD SVCD CD etc 1 In the play control bar menu select the Track item 2 Press the SELECT button to enter the input mode 3 Press th...

Page 18: ...on to suspend recording of the unit and press the button again to suspend the DV To restore play of the DV press the PLAY button if you press the REC OTR button the play of the DV and the recording of the unit will resume at the same time press the FWD REV button to complete forward or rewind operation for the DV while it reports Pause status to the unit If you press the STOP button the recording ...

Page 19: ...year There are three options in the list Their meanings are as follows Weekly recording every week Daily recording everyday Once recording on a certain date Item Editor OK Cancel Ch009 SP HQ SP EP SLP 1 3 2 3 Source Quality Mode Date Start End Item Editor OK Cancel Ch009 1 3 2 3 Source Quality Mode Date Start End SP Once Once Daily Weekly 29 Play Mode Play Process Control In this section we will i...

Page 20: ...2 minutes in advance and start recording to the set schedule 13 After completing the recording the system will restore the status before the recording automatically The system must be properly configured with the set values before completing expected recording jobs Select any timer recording item and press the ADD CLEAR button to delete it Do not use the finalized DVD R disc Note 01MP3 04MP3 1 2 T...

Page 21: ...ction 5 Hide Chapter Hide or Show Chapter function 6 Index Picture Change the index picture 7 Split Title Split the title in two 8 T Elapsed Time Selection Play Operation Steps Select the title to be edited 1 Enter the Editing Mode 2 In the Editing Mode control bar menu use the or button to select the title Chapter Editing Play Mode Control There are four playing modes for the unit including Norma...

Page 22: ...might not respond for some time Editing Mode Title 04 04 Chapter 01 01 Play Chapter Mark Hide Chapter Title Picture Split Title Title Playing 0 00 02 Chapter Editing Enter the Title before Playing 1 This function is only available with DVD discs Press the TITLE button and the title directories will appear on the screen 2 Press the arrow buttons to move the cursor to a desired title For some discs ...

Page 23: ...ing disc content deleting the last title compatibility and write protection etc Enter the Disc Operation Mode When the system detects DVD R or DVD RW disc in the drive press the DISC OPER button to enter the mode Menu Description The control bar menu under this mode is as shown in the chart The meanings for the icons are as follows 1 Play Play the content of the current disc 2 Erase Disc Once this...

Page 24: ...he mode Exit Play Rename Disc Erase Disc Record a New Title Overwrite Disc Finalize Disc Lock Disc Play Rename Disc Erase Disc Record a New Title Overwrite Disc Finalize Disc Lock Disc Play Rename Disc Erase Disc Record a New Title Overwrite Disc Finalize Disc Lock Disc 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 1 TITLE 1 01 04 2004 2 13 09 58 3 SP 00 01 00 4 5 Introduction Different recorded programs make different titles Th...

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