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English

S

etup M

enus

2. Press

‘enter’

to return to the SETUP MENU - MAIN

PAGE.

3. Use the

key to highlight the EXIT SETUP option.

Press 

‘enter’

.

Some changes made in the setup menus will be
implemented immediately, others will be implemented after
exiting setup.

GENERAL SETUP

TV DISPLAY

Choose the option that matches your TV’s display;
either 4:3, LETTERBOX or 16:9.

TV TYPE

(If you have already selected the video signal format for your
TV using the FORMAT button (see Video Output
section), skip this item.)
Choose the option that matches the video signal
format accepted by your TV. Set to MULTI if your TV
accepts both NTSC and PAL formats.

Choose the option that matches the video signal
format accepted by your TV. Set to MULTI if your TV
accepts NTSC and PAL formats.

NOTES:
If TV TYPE is set to MULTI you may notice the screen
flicker when a DVD begins to play. This happens when
the CLASSIK Movie System Di switches from one video
signal format to the other.

If your TV only accepts one type of format, you may
not be able to view DVDs played on the CLASSIK
Movie System Di that have been recorded in the other
format.

This item is the same as the FORMAT key on the
front panel.

NTSC TYPE

For countries that use the NTSC TV signal format.

If in the U.S.A. - set to U.S.
If not in the U.S.A. – set to WORLD

NOTE:
The correct setting may be dependantethe make of your TV. Consult your TV’s

instruction manual for further information.

PICTURE MODE

If when viewing a DVD, moving screen images appear
jagged, choose a different option; either AUTO

(suitable for most DVDs), WEAVE or BOB. (Weave
and Bob are two methods of eliminating such
jagged images.)

ANGLE MARK

If set to ON, the 

symbol appears on the screen

to inform you when a multi-angle portion of a DVD
is being played. Next to the symbol the number of
available camera angles is also displayed.

OSD LANG (on-screen display language)

Choose the language you want on-screen information and
menus displayed in.

YUV

RGB

U.S.

WORLD

S

etup M

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English

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2. Press

‘enter’

to return to the SETUP MENU - MAIN

PAGE.

3. Use the

key to highlight the EXIT SETUP option.

Press 

‘enter’

.

Some changes made in the setup menus will be
implemented immediately, others will be
implemented after exiting setup.

General Setup

TV DISPLAY

Choose the option that matches your TV’s display;
either 4:3, LETTERBOX or 16:9.

TV TYPE

(If you have already selected the video signal type
for your TV using the FORMAT button (see 

Video

Output

section), skip this item.)

Choose the option that matches the video signal
format accepted by your TV. Set to MULTI if your TV
accepts both NTSC and PAL formats.

NOTES:
If TV TYPE is set to MULTI you may notice the screen flicker when a DVD begins to play.
This happens when the CLASSIK Movie switches from one video signal format to the
other.

If your TV only accepts one type of format, you may not be able to view DVDs played on
the CLASSIK Movie that have been recorded in the other format.

NTSC TYPE

For countries that use the NTSC TV signal format.
If in the U.S.A. - set to U.S.
If not in the U.S.A. – set to WORLD

NOTE:
The correct setting may be dependent on the make of
your TV. Consult your TV’s instruction manual for
further information.

PICTURE MODE

If when viewing a DVD, moving screen images appear
jagged, choose a different option; either AUTO
(suitable for most DVDs), HI-RES (high resolution) or N-
FLICKER (non-flicker).

ANGLE MARK

If set to ON, the 

symbol appears on the screen to

inform you when a multi-angle portion of a DVD is
being played. Next to the symbol the number of
available camera angles is also displayed.

OSD LANG (on-screen display language)

Choose the language you want on-screen information
and menus displayed in.

U.S.

WORLD

Summary of Contents for Classik movie system

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Page 3: ...care Quick stops excessive force and uneven surfaces may cause the appliance and cart combination to overturn 7 Wall or ceiling mounting Mount to a wall or ceiling only as recommended by the manufact...

Page 4: ...use cover carrier b Remove and dispose of the blown fuse c Fit a new 5 Amp BS1362 approved fuse into the carrier and push the carrier back into the plug Always ensure the fuse cover is fitted If the f...

Page 5: ...mber Date of issue Test type EN55013 2001 Conducted emissions EN55013 2001 Absorbed emissions EN55020 2002 Immunity FCC notice NOTE This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits f...

Page 6: ...hnology must be authorized by Macrovision Corporation and is intended for home and other limited viewing uses only unless authorized by Macrovision Corporation Reverse engineering or disassembly is pr...

Page 7: ...selection 23 Next and previous chapter track selection 24 Direct chapter selection 24 Direct track selection 24 Replay track 24 Locating a particular point on a disc 25 Fast search forwards and backwa...

Page 8: ...im 38 Centre speaker trim 38 Balance adjustment 39 Fader balance 39 Master balance 39 Bass and treble adjustment 40 Bass adjustment 40 Treble adjustment 40 Record Function 41 Making a recording 41 Rec...

Page 9: ...ny way at fault There are many websites that display details of discs that have known playback problems and we suggest that you consult with this published data before you make any judgements regardin...

Page 10: ...oltage use a screwdriver to adjust the voltage selector on the rear of the unit to the correct setting This appliance must be earthed Use the earthed moulded mains lead supplied Never use an unearthed...

Page 11: ...O IN For connection from a VCR with an S video output TV SCART For connection to the SCART socket on a TV 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 VOLTAGE SELECTOR MAINS INPUT Speaker output connectors Amplified output f...

Page 12: ...ignal S VIDEO IN For connection from a VCR with an S video output VCR input and output connectors 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 TV input and output connectors VOLTAGE SELECTOR MAINS INPUT Speaker output connec...

Page 13: ...Movie must be configured before they will operate correctly This is fully explained in the Setup Menus chapter Once all relevant connections have been made turn on the mains supply The symbol appears...

Page 14: ...CE RIGHT AUDIO OUTPUT TO TV LEFT AUDIO OUTPUT TO TV RIGHT AUDIO OUTPUT FROM TV LEFT AUDIO OUTPUT FROM TV CVBS OUT Y Cr CVBS OUT Cb R FROM TV L FROM TV R TO TV L TO TV TV TO S VIDEO INPUT OF TV S VIDEO...

Page 15: ...an S video or YCrCb YUV input sockets connect the Classik Movie to the TV display device as shown NOTES Ensure your TV display device is set to accept either a Composite S video or YCrCb YUV input If...

Page 16: ...Connecting to speakers If you are not using an external power amplifier and are therefore connecting speakers directly to the CLASSIK Movie follow the diagram below Connecting to an analogue tape rec...

Page 17: ...5 4 3 2 1 adjust Selects a function to be adjusted and also modifies the function of the VOL keys stop eject Stops a disc playing Opens closes the disc drawer TITLE BAND Enters a DVD title menu Switc...

Page 18: ...ted functions Numeric keys Access to certain additional functions SHIFT Allows access to additional function on certain keys TUNER Selects tuner mode AUX For selecting auxiliary input output sources D...

Page 19: ...CLASSIK Movie System Di PREFERENCES For setting up additional features such as subtitles and parental control This category cannot be accessed if there is a disc playing in the unit Keys used SOURCE S...

Page 20: ...the SETUP MENU MAIN PAGE To navigate the setup menus and make a selection Use the keys on the front panel or handset to move around the menus Press enter on the front panel or handset to select an op...

Page 21: ...VD is being played Next to the symbol the number of available camera angles is also displayed OSD LANG on screen display language Choose the language you want on screen information and menus displayed...

Page 22: ...ank screen after three minutes Press enter on the front panel or handset to remove the screen saver VIDEO OUT If you have already selected the video signal type for your TV using the FORMAT button see...

Page 23: ...e key on the front panel or handset to increase the distance shown up to 30FT 9 2M Select the appropriate distance by pressing enter on the front panel or handset CENTRE POSN position Calculate the ap...

Page 24: ...ature can be used to ensure the volume level that reaches your seating position is the same for each speaker for subwoofer adjustment see Subwoofer trim in Preamplifier chapter To perform speaker volu...

Page 25: ...guage Language codes are available at www classik com SUBTITLE Set to your preferred subtitle language Certain DVDs will play subtitles even if this option is set to OFF If this happens subtitles can...

Page 26: ...es not contain the correct information the parental control feature will not function PASSWORD To set or change your four digit password 1 Highlight CHANGE and press enter The password change page wil...

Page 27: ...u may see a symbol appear on the screen The symbol means the command is not allowed or that you must wait for the current title chapter to finish before entering the command Some DVD functions may not...

Page 28: ...mber Right of time display Total number of tracks Basic operation Ensure the CLASSIK Movie is in DISC mode see First of all beginning of this chapter To play a disc Press to open the disc drawer Inser...

Page 29: ...a disc Direct title selection To directly access a title on a DVD while the menu page is showing using the handset Press GOTO On your TV the digits showing the current title are highlighted Enter the...

Page 30: ...cess a specific chapter on a DVD while a title is playing using the handset Press GOTO On your TV the digits showing the current chapter are highlighted Enter the number of the chapter to be selected...

Page 31: ...s at 2x normal speed press Further presses of increases the speed of forwards playback 4x 6x 8x normal speed Another press of returns playback to normal To fast scan backwards at 2x normal speed press...

Page 32: ...s playing using the handset Pause playback by pressing To slow scan forwards at 1 2 normal speed press Further presses of decreases the speed of forwards playback 1 4 1 8 1 16 normal speed Another pre...

Page 33: ...s enter Using program modes to control playback Repeat disc To repeat an entire disc or DVD title using the handset While the disc is playing press SHIFT then press DISC 1 key within two seconds The f...

Page 34: ...To cancel shuffle mode Press Press SHIFT then press SHUFFLE within two seconds Intro program Disc must be stopped before this function can be accessed To listen to the first ten seconds of each track...

Page 35: ...Press STORE to store the selection and to move to the next program step 4 Repeat steps 2 and 3 for all tracks you wish to exclude 5 Press to store the program and start playback of the remaining track...

Page 36: ...els of magnification 2x 4x normal view Another press of ZOOM returns the picture to normal view To perform pan on a zoomed picture Repeatedly press on the handset Surround sound and audio modes Most D...

Page 37: ...n as above If you are only using your TV s speakers to hear the audio output from the CLASSIK Movie do not mute the sounds from your TV To cycle through the available audio modes Repeatedly press the...

Page 38: ...epeatedly press or hold SOURCE SOURCE on the front panel until the display shows LISTEN TUNER After a few seconds the display will change to the tuner display above Tuning functions Ensure the CLASSIK...

Page 39: ...xt signal press To search for the previous signal press NOTE The tuner skips signals that fall below the signal mute level see Signal mute level next page Signal scanning This function is the same as...

Page 40: ...he front panel display followed by the mute level display bar The current signal strength appears on the far right of the display Signal strength ranges from 0 no signal to 50 strongest signal The fig...

Page 41: ...new character 4 When you have finished entering the name for the preset press STORE Automatic preset storage To automatically scan for all available signals and store them as presets using the handset...

Page 42: ...at begin with D E F or 3 etc The front panel display shows the preset s name using the front panel or handset Repeatedly press enter until the front panel display shows PRESET To move upward through t...

Page 43: ...nel or on the handset or Repeatedly press adjust on the front panel or ADJUST on the handset until the front panel shows the volume display To increase the volume repeatedly press or hold on the hands...

Page 44: ...hange to the current source display adjust ADJUST Sourcekeys VOL VOL SOURCE SOURCE 38 English Centre speaker trim If you use a centre speaker as part of your AV hi fi system you may find that when wat...

Page 45: ...urce display NOTE Shifting the fader balance will affect a centre speaker but will not affect a subwoofer Master balance This function allows you to shift the balance between the left and right speake...

Page 46: ...on the handset or Wait a few seconds for the display to change to the current source display Treble adjustment The treble range is 7 to 7 with neutral treble being 0 To adjust the level of treble Rep...

Page 47: ...Press or hold SOURCE SOURCE until the desired source is shown on the front panel display Record lock The record lock is used to prevent the source you are recording being changed while a recording is...

Page 48: ...ou can also control all the receiver units from the driver unit This is a useful function when holding a party as the same CD or radio station can be heard in up to five different rooms The driver and...

Page 49: ...tch the unit to Local Mode MAIN is not displayed on the driver s front panel Controlling the driver unit from a receiver unit When in Main Mode a receiver can choose any audio source available on the...

Page 50: ...ntil PARTY ON is shown on the display All receivers are automatically placed in Party Mode and display PARTY ON on their front panels NOTE When Party Mode is activated any receivers that are in standb...

Page 51: ...treble balance and fader settings On Off All the sources use the same volume bass treble balance and fader settings Off Enable IR sensor Enables disables control of the unit from the handset On Off Se...

Page 52: ...n For technical support product queries and information please contact either your local retailer or one of the Linn offices opposite Full details of your local retailer distributor can be found on th...

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