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LENCO MES-210 Instruction Manual Download Page 3

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Accessories List

ITEM

NAME

QTY

Remote Control

with battery

1

Car Adapter

1

Audio/Video Cable

2

Power Supply Cord

1

Strap

4

Owner s Manual

1

NOTE

Accessories and their parts numbers are subject to modification without prior notice due
to improvements.

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Summary of Contents for MES-210

Page 1: ...t block any ventilation openings 8 Install according to the manufacturer instructions Do not install near any heat sources such as radiators heat registers stoves or other apparatus including amplifie...

Page 2: ...track of a disk by selected time Last Memory Playback Memorize the stopped playback track and continue playing disk from this spot when power is restored if the disc tray is not opened Special Functio...

Page 3: ...Remote Control with battery 1 Car Adapter 1 Audio Video Cable 2 Power Supply Cord 1 Strap 4 Owner s Manual 1 NOTE Accessories and their parts numbers are subject to modification without prior notice...

Page 4: ...35 Safety Instructions Features Definitions Troubleshooting System Setup View of Side Panels View of Main Unit Bottom Power Supply Preparation Notes on Discs Playback Operation View of Remote Control...

Page 5: ...io languages is played Press to select different audio track when a CD disc is played 3 FUNC button Press to change the brightness and color level Press and hold for 1 2 seconds to change the aspect r...

Page 6: ...options or to skip to the next list track or chapter 10 ENT button Press to access playback or confirm your selection 11 button Press to select different options or to search backward fast 12 button...

Page 7: ...re connected to this jack the speaker will be turned off automatically 3 Audio Output Jack Used for audio output 4 Video Output Jack Use for connecting to an external monitor 5 DC 9 5V Input Jack Used...

Page 8: ...adphone Jack Used to connect headphones for private listening When the headphones are connected to this jack the speaker will be turned off automatically 2 Power Switch Used to turn the power on or of...

Page 9: ...9 1 Rechargeable Battery Contacts For connecting a rechargeable battery pack not included View of Main Unit Bottom...

Page 10: ...aying Press this button again to exit from the information display 3 TITLE button Press to display title menu if it exists in the disc 4 Direction buttons Press to select different options 5 ENTER but...

Page 11: ...20 MENU button Press to display or cancel the menu 21 PAUSE button Press to pause the playback 22 STOP button Press to stop the playback Then press the PLAY button to resume playback from the stopped...

Page 12: ...Type CR2025 3V Battery Life Approximately 1 year under normal use at room temperature Caution 1 Improper use of the battery may cause overheating explosion or ignition which can result in an injury or...

Page 13: ...are switched off and unplugged from the power supply Ensure that you observe the color coding when connecting audio and video cables Connecting to TV Audio Video connections Follow the drawings below...

Page 14: ...e connection Follow the drawings below to connect the DVD player to AV amplifier Connecting to Headphones Connect the headphones to the right side of the player for private listening When headphone is...

Page 15: ...it or view video software while driving a vehicle Place the unit in a proper position for viewing Disconnect the player from the Car Adapter when starting the vehicle Power Supply Preparation Connect...

Page 16: ...s Holding Discs Cleaning When loading or removing discs do not touch their playing surfaces as the right figure Fingerprints or stain on the disc may affect the quality of sound and picture To clean y...

Page 17: ...n the disc tray with printed side facing up Close the disc cover See below 4 The player will search disc and play it automatically 5 Adjust the volume with the VOLUME control on the right panel to the...

Page 18: ...s the PLAY button to resume normal playback Stop button During playback press the STOP button once to stop playback and then press the PLAY button to resume normal playback from the stopped point Pres...

Page 19: ...the screen Press the buttons to select the item you want to play and then press the ENTER ENT button to confirm your selection Or press the 0 9 buttons to select the item you prefer directly buttons P...

Page 20: ...ontains NOTE This function is only available for DVD discs recorded with multi subtitles SUBT button REP button Press the REP button to repeat a Chapter Title or cancel the repeat in sequence INFO but...

Page 21: ...title chapter or time Press it repeatedly to cancel the item GOTO button Playback Operation ANGLE button Press the ANGLE button to play the disc in multi angle Multi angle means that a scene is shot...

Page 22: ...utton to resume normal playback from the stopped point Press the STOP button twice continuously to stop playback completely Then when you press the PLAY button the player will play from the beginning...

Page 23: ...the A B button once to set the starting point A and press it again to set the end point B Then the player will play the segment between A and B continuously Press this button a third time to stop the...

Page 24: ...ENTER ENT button to confirm your selection 4 Press the button to return to last folder or directory Or move the yellow bar to then press the ENTER ENT button to return to the last folder or directory...

Page 25: ...te the current picture clockwise as following drawings Press the button to rotate the current picture anti clockwise as following drawings REP button Press the REP button repeatedly to repeat a Track...

Page 26: ...includes language setup and preferences You can exit from the setup menu by pressing SETUP button again at any time during the setting 2 Press the or buttons to select a sub menu that you want to set...

Page 27: ...ton to highlight this item Press the button to enter the setup of this item There are several languages for you to choose Press the or button to choose the preferred language Press the ENTER ENT butto...

Page 28: ...re available Off There will no angle icon appear on the screen Press the or button to select on or off Press the ENTER ENT button to confirm your selection Press the button to exit from this item 1 TV...

Page 29: ...button to choose on or off Press the ENTER ENT button to confirm your selection Press the button to exit from this item 4 DEFAULTS This item is used to reset the unit Press the or button to highlight...

Page 30: ...mooth surface with the bottom facing up 2 Loose the strap and remove the buckle from the strap 3 Insert the strap through the holes as the Fig 1 Make sure the inside of the strap faces up 4 Thread the...

Page 31: ...according to the backrest of the seat 7 Fasten the straps on the headrest of the seat as in Fig 4 Make sure the two straps are between the headrest support rods if your car has them NOTE The drawings...

Page 32: ...r some small sections chapters Each section is numbered these numbers are called Title number or Chapter number Title 1 Title 2 Chapter1 Chapter 1 Chapter2 Track CD CDs are divided into some sections...

Page 33: ...VD drive Put a disc in to the DVD drive The disc may not be put in with the right way Put the disc in with the label side up The disc may be dirty or warped Clean or change the disc The player s regio...

Page 34: ...video mode The system connection may be not correct Connect the system correctly The unit may be not in AV out mode Switch AV tab on the bottom of the unit to out Poor AV performance The disc may be d...

Page 35: ...namic Range 80dB 1kHz Audio Out Analog Audio Out Output Level 1 5V 0 2 1 0 Load 10K Video Out Video Out Output Level 1VP P 0 2 Load 75 Unbalanced Negative Power DC 9 5 12V Power Consumption 25W Dimens...

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