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PROGRAMMED PLAY WITH CD

Programmed Play with CD

Program Play

Programmed play allows you to select any track,
title or chapter from a DVD in the DVD 20 for
playback in a specific order. This type of program-
ming is particularly useful for parties or other sit-
uations where you want continual playback of
specific selections for a long period of time. To
program the disc in the DVD 20 for playback, fol-
low these steps:

Program Edit

1. In Stop or Resume mode, press PROGRAM on

the remote, Program Edit Display appears.

If there is no programmed Track on the playlist,
the above Display appears when you press
PROGRAM. The number below the TRACK icon
indicates the number of tracks on the disc.

2. Select specific track by pressing ARROW (UP or

DOWN) or holding it pressed (will quickly scan
through track numbers). You can also select
track directly by entering its number with
NUMBER (0~9) keys. Then press PROG. to add
selected track to the playlist directly or press
ENTER three times.

3. You can select maximum 32 items by repeating

step 2.

4. When yo’ve completed program edit, select

PLAY icon and then press ENTER on the
remote or press PLAY on the remote to start
program play.

While a disc is playing, press PROGRAM on

the remote to start Program Play.

Delete Program

1. To delete any programmed track while the

Program Edit Display is on the screen, press
ARROW (RIGHT or LEFT) on the remote to
move the cursor (highlight) to the Playlist.

2. Press ARROW (UP or DOWN) to select the

track to be deleted. When it is selected (num-
bers will turn from white to black), press
CLEAR or select DELETE icon on the Program
Edit Display and press ENTER, selected track
will be deleted. Note that the next value in the
list will replace the deleted one and will be
selected automatically.

The program can be deleted completely by

moving the cursor to the top of the playlist
and pressing CLEAR for each value pro-
grammed or by turning the unit off (to
Standby) or opening the tray (see chapter
"Cancel Program Play" below)

Insert Tracks

Inserting tracks is possible only if tracks are
already programmed on the playlist and will
change the order of playback.

1. Press PROGRAM on the remote to insert a

track, Program Edit Display appears.

2. Move cursor to Playlist and press ARROW (UP

or DOWN) on the remote to select location
where you want to insert a track. It will be
inserted above the location selected (whose
numbers have turned to black), the following
display appears.

3. Move cursor to TRACK icon and select the

track to be inserted as described in the chapter
Program Edit above. The location where any
new selections will be inserted remains high-
lighted in white numbers.

4. Press PROGRAM to insert the selection. Or

select INSERT with ARROW (right) or ENTER
and press ENTER. Selected track will be insert-
ed.

When you finish adding values to Playlist and

want to return to normal play mode, press
RETURN or select DONE icon and press ENTER
on the remote.

Cancel Program Play

Program Play will be canceled:

1. When you open the tray; this will delete the

complete program.

2. When you turn Power off (to Standby), this

also will delete the complete program.

3. When you press STOP twice from the play

mode. Then the red PROG indicator will disap-
pear from display and the player will stop and
return to normal mode, but the program will
remain in memory and can be recalled by
pressing PROGRAM again.

4. To cancel Program play during play mode sim-

ply press PROGRAM, the red PROG. indicator
in the display will turn off and the unit will
continue with normal play. Pressing PROGRAM
during normal play will turn on the program
play mode again.

Editing the Program without Screen

To edit the contents of a Playlist using the Front
Panel Information Display only rather than the
on-screen display, follow these steps:

To check a previously programmed playlist (this is
possible during any play, resume or stop mode):

Press the CHECK Button. In Stop or Resume
mode, the first title of the disc together with
the first location number not programmed yet
will be displayed (TRACK will blink) and can be
modified and added to the playlist if desired,
see below. In play mode the first track number
programmed will be displayed.

Press the CHECK button again to step through
each of the programmed tracks. The Program
location Number will appear on the far right
side of the front Display, next to the PR: indi-
cation.

To edit a new program, to add tracks to a current
program or to delete from a program list (possi-
ble during resume or stop mode only):

Press CHECK until TRACK blinks in the display,
the first location Number not programmet yet
will be displayed.

Use the ARROW (Up or Down) buttons to
change the selection or enter the track number
directly with the number buttons on the
remote. Press PROGRAM to program the
selected item or to add it to current playlist 
(if any).

Press the CLEAR button to remove a program
step selected by the CHECK button. Note that
this deletion will not be confirmed by any
change in the front display.

When all steps have been programmed, press

the PLAY button to begin programmed play, or
the RETURN button to exit the program edit
function and return to normal operation.

The program edited can be checked on screen

easily by pressing the PROGRAM button in
stop or resume mode or in the front panel by
pressing the CHECK button repeatedly as
decribed on the left.

Summary of Contents for DVD 20

Page 1: ...250 Crossways Park Drive Woodbury New York 11797 www harmankardon com Harman Consumer International 2 Route de Tours 72500 Ch teau du Loir France 2001 Harman Kardon Incorporated Part 0000000000...

Page 2: ...DVD20 Digital Versatile Disc Player OWNER S MANUAL DVD 20 STOP DIMMER TEST SKIP PL Power for the Digital Revolution...

Page 3: ...Repeat Play 24 A B Repeat Play 24 Random Play 25 Programmed Play with DVD 27 CD Playback 27 Compatibility of Discs 27 To Load and Play an Audio CD 27 Audio CD Playback Features 27 Using the Banner Di...

Page 4: ...ery nine units of height making them more like the screen in a movie theater The program material on a DVD may be recorded in either format and in addi tion you may configure the DVD 20 to play back i...

Page 5: ...unsuitable for some audiences DVD only Intuitive menu operating system Separate Buttons for convenient Fast Forward Fast Reverse Search and Track Skip 2x 4x Zoom during play and pause selection movab...

Page 6: ...eans that playback will stop but as long as the tray is not opened or the disc changed DVD playback will continue from the same point on the disc when the Play Button is pressed again Resume will also...

Page 7: ...en the programming functions are in use H Intro Indicator This indicator lights when the Intro Scan function is active I Repeat Indicators These indicators light when any of the Repeat functions are i...

Page 8: ...REV SLOW 0 7 A H AUDIO 5 2 9 C PLAY D F NEXT I K M 1 2 7 5 6 8 9 0 4 Q P O N L J G E B 8 6 1 4 3 SUBTITLE ANGLE 3 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q POWER ON POWER OFF AUDIO SUBTITL...

Page 9: ...this button search speed changes as below DVD F SEARCH1 F SEARCH2 F SEARCH3 F SEARCH4 F SEARCH1 CD F SEARCH1 F SEARCH2 F SEARCH3 F SEARCH1 F OPEN CLOSE Press to open or close the disc tray G PAUSE Fre...

Page 10: ...o your DVD Player The SCART cable carries both audio and video sig nals of the external unit These signals will be routed through the SCART connector of the DVD to the TV automatically when the DVD pl...

Page 11: ...outputs Video and S Video to your TV or AV Receiver only one of them Most European TV s are equipped with SCART connectors rather than with a normal video input yellow cinch In that case the SCART co...

Page 12: ...input on your device and the video S video output of this device to your TV For more details see the manual of your Audio Video amplifier receiver Note for Analog Audio The connection from Audio Out t...

Page 13: ...site video signal the S Video signal or the direct RGB signal delivering the best video performance possible all selectable in the Setup menu To view RGB video on your TV the RGB compatible SCART conn...

Page 14: ...e with any local regulations Do not simply throw them away but return to your dealer or special battery disposal centers Remote control operation range Point the remote control unit from no more than...

Page 15: ...r with an opti cal coaxial digital input which does not con tain a Dolby Digital AC 3 or DTS decoder be sure to select PCM as initial setting in the Digital Audio Output menu see also page 21 Otherwis...

Page 16: ...arch x2 the and Playback Mode Indicators will both light steadily In Fast Search x4 the outside or Playback Mode Indicator will flash and the inside indicator will remain steadily lit In Fast Search x...

Page 17: ...RROW UP or DOWN on the remote to select Audio on the Set Up Menu Display selected as default after the Set Up Menu appears 2 Press ENTER or ARROW right the Audio Menu appears 3 Press ARROW UP or DOWN...

Page 18: ...l require a password before being played all those with rating levels within the green number area will have free access 4 Press ENTER The rating menu will disappear and rating level selected will be...

Page 19: ...ENTER Enter Password Display appears again see right down on page 17 7 Enter new password then press ENTER Confirm Password Display appears 8 Press the ARROW UP or DOWN or NUMBER 0 9 buttons on the re...

Page 20: ...setting you can define the video format output by the TV SCART connector on the rear of the DVD 20 As the SCART connector can output Video Composite S Video or RGB video signals you must define which...

Page 21: ...ecrease the sharpness of the script then the Contrast has been turned up too much Reduce the contrast until these effects will disappear and the video still looks realistic 3 If you are watching TV wi...

Page 22: ...st contain DTS audio If you choose MPEG 2 DTS and you play a DTS disc but your receiver or decoder doesn t support DTS you won t hear any audio when you play the disc Important Note for MPEG Audio Tho...

Page 23: ...Title icon after a disc was read and the player is in Stop or Resume mode To return to the normal display press RETURN To select a specific title use the Title section in the Banner Display 1 During d...

Page 24: ...US on the remote the Banner Display appears 2 Press the ARROW LEFT OR RIGHT until the Camera icon is highlighted and press ENTER the Angle menu appears 3 Press ENTER or ANGLE on the remote to change a...

Page 25: ...he Front Information Display go out Repeat Play may be stopped by pressing the Stop Button twice A B Repeat Play The Repeat A B function allows you to select any portion of a DVD and have it repeat co...

Page 26: ...t to the Playlist 2 Press ARROW UP or DOWN to select the Title Chapter to be deleted When it is selected numbers will turn from white to black press CLEAR or select DELETE icon on the Program Edit Dis...

Page 27: ...a new program to add items to a current program or to delete items from a program list possible during resume or stop mode only Press CHECK until TITLE blinks in the display the first Location Number...

Page 28: ...M is pressed see page 29 and the Banner Display shown below appearing auto matically when the CD is played let you choose various playback features Track The number shown indicates the number of the t...

Page 29: ...works on both DVD and CD discs To Enter a Bookmark Follow These Steps 1 While a disc is playing press STATUS on the remote to see the Banner Display if not already shown 2 Use the ARROW RIGHT or LEFT...

Page 30: ...unction allows you to select any portion of a CD and have it repeat continually unit the unit is manually stopped To initiate a Repeat A B playback sequence fol low these steps while a disc is playing...

Page 31: ...re any new selections will be inserted remains high lighted in white numbers 4 Press PROGRAM to insert the selection Or select INSERT with ARROW right or ENTER and press ENTER Selected track will be i...

Page 32: ...D 20 Due to the differences in various versions of the MP3 format and the many differences between the CD R machines used to record MP3 discs on a computer it is possible that some MP3 discs may not p...

Page 33: ...te however that when the PBC is on some features are not available with that VCD they will be shown with grey background on the Status Bar rather than green Use of functions when the PBC is on will va...

Page 34: ...7185 Hausa 7265 Hebrew 7387 Hindi 7273 Hungarian 7285 Icelandic 7383 Indonesian 7378 Interlingua 7365 Interlingue 7369 Iunpiak 7375 Irish 7165 Italian 7384 Japanese 7465 Javanese 7487 Kannada 7578 Kas...

Page 35: ...ast or slow mode There is no audio playback on DVD discs during fast or slow modes Picture is distorted or jumps during MPEG 2 decoding It is a normal artifact of DVD playback for pictures fast forwar...

Page 36: ...Limits AC Power 220 240 V 50 Hz Power Consumption 12 Watts On 20 Watts Max Dimensions WxHxD 440x100x330 mm Weight 7 Kg All specifications subject to change without notice Harman Kardon and Power for...

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