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Article Number03E: 25070PD2700050

Portable

DVD / VCD / CD / MP3

Audio and Visual Disc Player

Owner’s Manual

D1700

1-800-645-4994

Customer Service

128-6169

Summary of Contents for D1700

Page 1: ...Article Number03E 25070PD2700050 Portable DVD VCD CD MP3 Audio and Visual Disc Player Owner s Manual D1700 1 800 645 4994 Customer Service 128 6169...

Page 2: ...op of the player We strongly advise against using the player while driving Most countries and states have laws which prohibit or severely restrict the use of the player in vehicles while driving Do no...

Page 3: ...nimum 0 75mm2 18AWG with a recommended length between 5 and 6 5 feet 1 5 to 2 meters Contact your authorized service provider regarding further questions about power cord selection and use USE AN APPR...

Page 4: ...g message indicates a warning or notice regarding product operation indicates to the presence of important operating and main tenance servicing instructions indicates of the presence of uninsulated da...

Page 5: ...r Controls 11 6 Remote Control Buttons 19 7 System Setting 31 8 Changing Settings During Play 41 9 Programmed Play 45 10 Connecting AV Peripherals 47 11 Setting the Password and Rating 51 12 Rechargea...

Page 6: ...ice at 1 800 290 6650 1 Dear Customer Thank you for your purchase of this portable DVD player This product incorporates the latest digital audio video AV technologies to give you the ulti mate in list...

Page 7: ...phones one 7 Power Cord one 8 Wireless Remote Control one 9 CR 2025 Battery for Remote Control one 10 Users Manual one 11 Rechargeable Lithium Battery Pack 12 Vehicle Power Adapter 13 Battery Charger...

Page 8: ...into a socket This is normal and no cause for alarm When the player is not in use always unplug the transformer from the power source Press the open button on the left to open the internal CD player c...

Page 9: ...nce switched on Sliding the switch once again in the same direction will turn power off The DVD player will immediately start Playing the DVD program When you want to stop press the stop button and sl...

Page 10: ...nd you The onboard earphone plug is an industry standard 3 5mm plug compatible with all the best earphones available in the market Digital Signal Output This DVD player provides a fully digital output...

Page 11: ...NESS button allows you to adjust the bright ness level of the LCD screen COLOR Button Turning the COLOR button will allow you to adjust the on screen color balance 2 3 DISPLAY MODE Button Pressing the...

Page 12: ...ections Pressing the MENU button will allow you access to the main menu screen containing the names of available chapter sections on the DVD Scroll through the menu using the up down left right button...

Page 13: ...worry that an extended pause will cause damage to the disc as happens with conventional magnetic music tape However do remember that while in pause the player is still drawing the same amount of powe...

Page 14: ...distrac tion while performing other tasks When audio is routed to other devices the volume control no longer functions and volume adjust ment must be assumed by the secondary device such as an amplif...

Page 15: ...INPUT switch the player is ready to accept data input from an outside source When OUT PUT is selected left the data may be sent to a variety of devices including television amplifier VCR tape recorde...

Page 16: ...back on using the POWER command on the remote control or by switching the ON OFF button on the left side of the player When running on battery power once the player has been off for a period of some...

Page 17: ...g on battery power and main power has been switched off for five minutes the LCD screen will go fully blank Please refer to page 16 for further information regarding automatic power saving features Di...

Page 18: ...light up to indicate that the current chapter has more than one angle from which to choose Different angles can be chosen using the ANGLE button on the remote control refer to page 29 Repeat Mode Disp...

Page 19: ...ore please take care not to loose or damage your remote Also when you take your DVD player out for a spin don t forget to pack the remote as well To work the remote control please make sure you are in...

Page 20: ...erations POWER Button This switch turns the player on and off When player power is off it is in the wait mode awaiting instructions from the remote In wait mode the player consumes only a small amount...

Page 21: ...n you press the SHIFT and MUTE keys PGRM SHIFT ZOOM Key The following will appear on screen when you press the SHIFT and ZOOM keys These keys are used to set the play order of various chapters song se...

Page 22: ...ressing the key once for the A value and once for the B will lock in the two values and permit continuous play between those numbers If you want to cancel repeated play between two points just press t...

Page 23: ...ing the RETURN key this will take you to the level immediately above the current one Please refer to page 12 for corresponding buttons on the player MENU Key Pressing the MENU key will take you to the...

Page 24: ...re in the MENU screen of a DVD or VCD Furthermore pressing the GUI on screen display key will display the options menu on the main monitor screen Scroll through the menu to set your preferences Please...

Page 25: ...tinue spinning at normal speed If you are running on batteries be aware that the player is still consuming battery power Please refer to page 13 for corresponding buttons on the player PLAY Key Press...

Page 26: ...ec tors identified in the picture below For example pressing 1 will display sector one as shown below upper left corner while pressing 8 will display a close up of sector eight lower middle screen The...

Page 27: ...following will appear on screen when you press this key This command sets the start position for the memory function While a disc is in play press the MARK key to bring up the above symbol then use t...

Page 28: ...OUND ON and Q SOUND OFF message will appear on screen to inform you the surround sound status The following image will appear on the TV screen when you press the AUDIO SET key while playing a DVD refe...

Page 29: ...etween the different viewing angles S TITLE ON OFF Key The following will appear on screen when you press this key Most DVDs have the option to view subtitle script Click on the S TITLE key and use th...

Page 30: ...t be activated on discs not containing encoded languages While playing a DVD or VCD the center column displays the audio signal code of the current disc which cannot be altered When playing a VCD you...

Page 31: ...ting changes If no setting changes are made within two minutes after the SETUP key is pressed the system will return automati cally to the main screen 7 System Setting ON SCREEN MENU Language Select P...

Page 32: ...d exit the setup menu altogether 2 ON SCREEN MENU LANGUAGE ENGLISH CHINESE Scroll to this option and press ENTER This option allows you to change the language used to display information Scroll to the...

Page 33: ...elect DISC LANGUAGES The second item on the system setting menu is entitled Set Disc Language Use the up or down keys to scroll to this section and press ENTER to enter this setup screen 7 System Sett...

Page 34: ...list of all language codes Once set please press RETURN to select and return to the next menu level Press SETUP if you want to exit the setup mode altogether 2 SUBTITLE LANGUAGE AUTO SPANISH ENGLISH...

Page 35: ...35 7 System Setting DIGITAL OUTPUT The third item on the system setting menu is entitled DIGITAL OUTPUT Use the up and down keys to scroll to this section and press ENTER to enter this setup screen...

Page 36: ...t from the player If you have an external Dolby AC 3 digital decoder you can select Bitstream This option supports 5 1 channel surround effects When you select 2CH 48KHz 16BIT PCM audio is exported th...

Page 37: ...ng menu is entitled TV Aspect With this menu you have the option to select the 4 3 traditional screen format or the 16 9 wide screen format The player uses 16 9 as default Use the up and down keys to...

Page 38: ...se the display screen format Within the Normal TV selection you may choose Letter Box full picture with black margins on top and bottom or Pan Scan picture cropped on left and right margins If you are...

Page 39: ...up or down key to scroll to this section and press ENTER to enter the setup screen There are a total of 8 choices The higher the number value selected the looser the rating restriction placed on DVDs...

Page 40: ...C VCD Playback Control This option is only activated for VCD version 2 0 discs The standard format for VCD is to return to the main menu after each segment has finished playing If you do not wish to c...

Page 41: ...ressing this button the third time or pressing C Clear will close the title menu Title Symbol This field displays the current DVD title code Press the or key on the player or remote control to go to t...

Page 42: ...ey and then ENTER to select another subtitle language You can also elect to disable the subtitle ANGLE Symbol This field displays the current angle selected The amount of angle views available depends...

Page 43: ...disable programmed play Please refer to page 45 for further infor mation regarding programming VCD Playback Control PBC System This field displays whether the VCD PBC is enabled Press the or key to e...

Page 44: ...further information regarding programming REPEAT Symbol This field displays the repeat preference for the current CD Press the or key to select between current chapter song or full disc repeat A B REP...

Page 45: ...eld 3 Under this field press the or key to scroll through the options OFF disable play RND random play and PRG programmed play located in the bottom right corner of the screen Stop the cursor over PRG...

Page 46: ...g process use the or key to select the RETURN field at the bottom of the screen This will allow you to exit this screen and cancel unsaved changes When playing a programmed sequence if the STOP key is...

Page 47: ...djustment to the INPUT OUTPUT switch in order to either output or input AV signals When set to OUTPUT the player is configured to export AV signals to external equipment When set to INPUT the player i...

Page 48: ...rently played program Connect the AV sig nal cables and you are ready to ex port to the following types of peripherals 1 Television set with AV input jacks 2 Overhead projectors 3 Other AV equipment A...

Page 49: ...he signal input to control sound volume Most input jacks are of the 3 5 or 5mm specification When your peripheral is of the latter type you should purchase an RCA type adapter Configuration III Audio...

Page 50: ...will accept inputs from at least the fol lowing types of peripherals 1 Televisions equipped with AV output jacks 2 VCRs 3 Tape Recorders Players 4 Hi 8 and VHS C video cameras 5 Digital cameras Once c...

Page 51: ...tering a password you can use it to lock settings and install a view rating level The correct password must also be entered to disable the currently set rating level Password protection is not set int...

Page 52: ...ion 4 Press ENTER once more to switch to the password screen shown here Please note that once the password has been selected all prefer ences entered into the SETUP menu will be preserved in long term...

Page 53: ...ER to re enter the rating level screen 9 Use the or key to select your preferred rating level for instance level 2 10 Press ENTER to confirm At this point a password dialogue box will appear Please en...

Page 54: ...he system s memory You will see this screen Please note that once a password has been se lected it is recorded in the system s memory so please do not forget your password C To enter the Change Rating...

Page 55: ...diately recharge it regardless of whether you plan to use the battery power again soon in order to maximize battery life Once the battery is fully recharged the light will turn green At this point you...

Page 56: ...d green 5 When charging the full battery is continued for a period of time the battery can become overcharged The temperature of the battery will rise and activate the internal protection circuit whic...

Page 57: ...to avoid electrical spikes that could damage sensitive electronics In exception ally dry conditions you should gently touch the player with your bare finger prior to use to dissi pate any built up st...

Page 58: ...contact with sharp or hard objects When not in use the player screen should be firmly closed If the screen is soiled wipe with a soft clean cloth Do not apply water or any cleaning solvent Remote Cont...

Page 59: ...ection OSD language selection auto power off GUI menu operation Virtual surround Q Surround NTSC PAL Switchable ON OFF HOLD switchable A V output input switchable TFT Display Mode 16 9 4 3 cinema off...

Page 60: ...LITY UNDER THIS WARRANTY IS LIMITED TO THE REPAIR OR REPLACEMENT PROVIDED ABOVE AND IN NO EVENT SHALL THE COMPANY S LIABILITY EXCEED THE PURCHASE PRICE PAID BY PURCHASER FOR THE PRODUCT This Warranty...

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