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INSTRUCTIONS GUIDE: 
Getting started: 

Setting Up 

Connect the power plug of the DVD player to a wall outlet. The power indicator and 
clock on the front panel will illuminate. 

Follow the below guidance for cable connections to get your DVD player set up: 

Cable Connection Options: 

1a. Connect an RCA cable between the 2 channel Audio Output port and the RCA input on 
your TV. 

1b. Connect a (Y Pb /Cb Pr /Cr) cable via the (Y/ Cb/Pb Cr/Pr) Output of the DVD player to 
your TV (R/L/Video port and cable). 

 
DVD OPERATION: 
 

Once your DVD player has been connected to the TV and to a power source, the 

product is ready for use. 

The following DVD formats can be played: DVD, DVD-R-RW, CD Video. Mpeg4 and DivX 

must be converted to AVI format. 

Please complete the following guidance to complete the set-up of the DVD player: 

 

Ensure that your TV is set to the correct mode for DVD playback. 

 

Plug in the DVD player and press the ‘Power’ button to turn the unit on. You can do this 

on the unit (Ref.8) or via the remote (Rem.1). 

When the machine is switched on, pressing the POWER button on the remote control will 

make it go into standby mode. Press the button again and the machine will switch on. 

WARNING: If the product is not going to be used for a long period of time, it is 

advisable to unplug it for safety 

 

Press the Open/Close button on the front panel (Ref.5) or on the remote control 

(Rem.20) and place a DVD disc on the disc tray. Press the Open/Close button again to 

close the tray. 

 

The DVD will read the DVD disc and begin play. You can control the playback and 

settings via the buttons of the remote control. 

 

Summary of Contents for DVD3460N

Page 1: ...Model no DVD3460N PLEASE READ AND RETAIN THESE INSTRUCTIONS FOR FUTURE REFERENCE Batch no PR4217 ...

Page 2: ... any other liquid Do not immerse the unit in water or any other liquid Do not operate the unit with wet hands Do not operate the unit if it has been exposed to water moisture or any other liquid to prevent against electric shock explosion and or injury to yourself and damage to the unit Do not remove the appliance from the mains power supply by pulling on the cord switch it off and remove the plug...

Page 3: ... eye hazard as the laser used in the DVD player is harmful to eyes Use of controls adjustments or performance of procedures other than those specified herein may result in hazardous radiation exposure Do not attempt to disassemble or repair the unit refer servicing to qualified personnel only This unit is classified as a class 1 laser product The class 1 laser product marking is located on the las...

Page 4: ... 1 DVDTray 2 Remote Sensor 3 Display 4 USB Port 5 Open Close 6 Play Pause 7 Stop 8 Power On Off REAR PANEL 9 Y Pb Cb Pr Cr Output 10 Power Cable Outlet 11 2 x Audio Outputs 12 Video Output DVD Batch No PR4217 1 2 3 9 10 11 4 12 5 6 7 8 ...

Page 5: ...d Point the remote at the remote sensor in front of the player and make sure there are no obstacles in the way between the remote and the player The distance between the remote and the sensor must not exceed 3m To prevent damage to the remote control please remove the baƩeries when not in use for long periods of ƟŵĞ ...

Page 6: ...se volume NEXT I In DVD mode press to go to next chapter With SVCD VCD CD MP3 discs press to go to next track PLAY PAUSE Press once to pause press again to play VIDEO Switch to video output mode cvbs yuv rgb PROGRAMME If the disc has two or more tracks chapters or titles set up playing order preference Press the button to then input the number of the track title or chapter If the programmed tracks...

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Page 8: ...st be converted to AVI format Please complete the following guidance to complete the set up of the DVD player Ensure that your TV is set to the correct mode for DVD playback Plug in the DVD player and press the Power button to turn the unit on You can do this on the unit Ref 8 or via the remote Rem 1 Whenthe machine is switched on pressingthePOWERbutton on the remote controlwill make it go into st...

Page 9: ...tions menu use the on the remote control to PROG Select to change picture transform mode STOP Entering picture preview mode PREV Previous picture NEXT Next picture PLAY Play picture UP Mirror image in vertical DOWN Mirror image in horizontal LEFT Rotate 90 degrees anticlockwise RIGHT Rotate 90 degrees clockwise ZOOM Change zoom mode FAST FORWARD Zoom in the picture FAST REWIND Zoom out the picture...

Page 10: ...ge OSD Language Select the on screen display language Subtitle Audio Menu These are your initial settings and will only work if the disc supports these functions will default to the disc value if not supported Version Software information Display setup page Aspect Ratio 16 9 Use this aspect ratio when the unit is connected to the wide screen TV set 4 3 LB Use this aspect ratio when the unit is con...

Page 11: ...aver If the screen saver opƟon is set to on and the unit is switched on without a disc playing then a moving picture will appear on the screen AŌer about 20 minutes the unit will go into Standby mode You can press any key on the remote control to acƟǀĂte the unit Last Memory If the last memory opƟon is set to on and the unit is switched Žī the last posiƟŽŶ on the DVD will be memorized Audio setup ...

Page 12: ...sounds Speaker setup page 3D EQ Seven EQ modes are available You can select one according to your preference and the disc content Parental setup page Change The control level is for parents to control the content being played Any disc with a level higher than the set level cannot be played You can only change the level when the password setup is set to Žī You can set your own password Note that th...

Page 13: ...VD disc from dust dirt The playback is fast winding backward forward Unable to play Place a DVD disc in the disc tray Place the disc in on the correct side up Clean DVD disc from dust dirt Close the setup of the DVD player Check that the Įůe is compaƟble with the unit Remote Control does not work Aim the Remote Control towards the front panel of the DVD player Use the Remote Control closer to the ...

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