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Logik L19DVDB10, Instruction Manual

The Logik L19DVDB10 offers a versatile and compact solution for your entertainment needs. With its integrated DVD player and HD-ready display, this product is perfect for small spaces. Discover the full potential of your device by downloading the free Instruction Manual from manualshive.com, ensuring smooth operation and optimal performance.

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Contents

Preparation ............................................................................................................................................................................... 4

Unpacking the TV ...................................................................................................................................................................................................4
Installing / Removing the Base Stand .............................................................................................................................................................5
Front / Top / Side View and Controls ...............................................................................................................................................................6
Rear View and Sockets ..........................................................................................................................................................................................7
Installing Batteries in the Remote Control ....................................................................................................................................................8
Remote Control Operation Range ....................................................................................................................................................................8
Remote Control .......................................................................................................................................................................................................9

Connections ............................................................................................................................................................................ 12

Making Video and Audio Connections ........................................................................................................................................................ 12
Connecting an AV Device with HDMI Cable .............................................................................................................................................. 12
Connecting a Computer with VGA Cable ................................................................................................................................................... 13
Connecting an AV Device with Component (YPbPr) Cable ................................................................................................................. 13
Connecting an AV Device with SCART Cable ............................................................................................................................................ 14
Connecting an AV Device with S-Video Cable .......................................................................................................................................... 14
Connecting an AV Device with Composite Cable .................................................................................................................................... 15
Connecting a Coaxial Audio Receiver .......................................................................................................................................................... 15
Connecting Earphones ...................................................................................................................................................................................... 16
Connecting a USB Storage Device ................................................................................................................................................................. 16
Connecting the Aerial ........................................................................................................................................................................................ 17

Initial Setup ............................................................................................................................................................................ 17

Turning the TV On for the First Time ............................................................................................................................................................ 17

Selecting the Input Source

 

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Channel Selection

 

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Volume Adjustment

 

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Using the Features ................................................................................................................................................................. 19

Customising the PICTURE Setting ................................................................................................................................................................. 19

Picture Mode

 

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Customising the SOUND Setting ................................................................................................................................................................... 20

Sound Mode

 

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Stereo / Dual Sound Reception (TV Mode)

 

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Speaker Sound Output Selection (DTV Mode)

 

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Customising the FUNCTION Setting ............................................................................................................................................................. 21

Video Size

 

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TT Language

 

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Sleep Timer

 

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OSD Timer

 

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Blue Screen

 

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Child Lock

 

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Key Locked

 

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Reset 

 

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Installation

 

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Customising the TV Setting (TV Mode) ....................................................................................................................................................... 26

Country

 

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Auto Tuning

 

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Manual Tuning

 

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Channel Edit

 

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Customising the TV Settings (DTV Mode) .................................................................................................................................................. 28

Auto Tuning

 

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Manual Tuning

 

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Channel Edit

 

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Timer

 

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Rating

 

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CI (Common Interface) (DTV Mode)

 

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Summary of Contents for L19DVDB10

Page 1: ...19 HD Ready Digital LCD TV With DVD Player Instruction Manual L19DVDB10 ...

Page 2: ...cting Earphones 16 Connecting a USB Storage Device 16 Connecting the Aerial 17 Initial Setup 17 Turning the TV On for the First Time 17 Selecting the Input Source 18 Channel Selection 18 Volume Adjustment 18 Using the Features 19 Customising the PICTURE Setting 19 Picture Mode 19 Customising the SOUND Setting 20 Sound Mode 20 Stereo Dual Sound Reception TV Mode 20 Speaker Sound Output Selection DT...

Page 3: ...Built in DVD Player 43 Compatible Disc Types 43 Supported Formats 43 Region Code 43 Using the DVD Features 43 Basic DVD Playback Functions 44 Playing the DVD 44 Menu Playback for DVD 44 Stopping Playback 44 Previous Next for DVD CD Multimedia discs 44 Forward Backward for DVD CD Multimedia discs 44 Pause for DVD CD Multimedia discs 44 Repeat for DVD CD Multimedia discs 44 Info for DVD CD Multimedi...

Page 4: ...uide part number I 08 035199000 Video Video R R L L Congratulationson the purchase of your new Logik TV Your new TV has many features and incorporates the latest technology to enhance your viewing experience We recommend that you spend some time reading this instruction manual in order that you fully understand these features You will also find some hints and tips to help you resolve any issues Re...

Page 5: ...mounting the TV onto the wall The LCD display is very fragile and must be protected at all times when installing and removing the base stand Be sure that no hard or sharp object or anything that could scratch or damage the LCD display comes into contact with it DO NOT exert pressure on the front of the TV at any time because the screen could crack Disconnect all cables connected to the TV 1 Lay th...

Page 6: ...t put anything near the sensor as its function may be affected 3 Press to insert and eject disc DVD mode 4 Press to start playback or pause DVD mode 5 VOL Adjust the volume Select and adjust a setting in the OSD menus 6 CH Select a channel Select a sub menu of the OSD menu 7 MENU Displays the OSD on screen display menu 8 SOURCE Select among the different input signal sources DTV TV DVD AV S VIDEO ...

Page 7: ...face between this TV and any HDMI device such as a set top box Blu ray player and AV receiver 5 VGA PC AUDIO Connect to a computer or other devices with a VGA interface 6 SCART Connect to a VCR DVD Player or other AV devices with SCART output socket 7 CI Common Interface Slot Allows the insertion of a Common Access Module Refer to page 31 for details 8 COAXIAL Connect to the audio socket on the di...

Page 8: ...d cause fire personal injury or damage to property Only use the battery type indicated in this manual When the batteries are exhausted the remote will not function Replace both batteries at the same time with new ones Do not install new batteries with used ones and do not mix different types of batteries Do not dispose of used batteries as domestic waste Dispose of them in accordance with local re...

Page 9: ...udio languages only applicable when the TV programme has this feature 7 FAV Display the Favourite Channel List FAV Switch between your favourite channels 8 0 9 Number Button Select a programme Select numbered items in a menu 9 Select and switch to a channel that is higher than Channel 9 TV mode 10 For example for track 23 press 10 twice followed by 3 DVD mode 10 Return to previous viewing channel ...

Page 10: ...enus Display a list of channels saved in the TV tuner memory 20 EPG Display the EPG Electronic Programme Guide DTV mode 21 DISPLAY Display the present screen information such as the current channel and the input source 22 TEXT Turn on and off the Teletext function TV DTV mode DVD SETUP Press to display the setup menu screen DVD mode 23 SUBTITLE Display the subtitle which is broadcast with the prog...

Page 11: ...t a segment between A and B DVD mode 28 SUBPAGE Display the subpage on the teletext screen TV mode AUDIO Change the audio language or audio channel DVD mode 29 HOLD Freeze a multi page passage on screen in Teletext TV mode SUB T Display subtitle in the DVD DVD mode 30 Coloured buttons Access the TELETEXT items or programme edit when using Digital Freeview TV Channels TV DTV DVD mode INFO red Displ...

Page 12: ...I Cable This TV can accept High Definition Multimedia Interface HDMI supports HDCP High Bandwidth Digital Content Protection Protocol When you connect to the output of an HD ready player blu ray disc player game console set top box or computer switch to the HDMI function and the TV will automatically detect the resolution used by the HDMI source To get the best picture quality adjust the blu ray d...

Page 13: ...Side View of TV Component Cable not included L R COMPONENT OUT Y Pr Pb Pb Cb Pb Cb Pr Cr Pr Cr Y Y Satellite Receiver Video Camera Blu ray Player DVD Player Recorder Set top Box Game Console Yellow Video Red R White L Yellow Video Red R White L Connecting a Computer with VGA Cable Use a VGA cable to connect the TV s VGA input 1 socket to a computer s VGA output socket Use an audio cable to connect...

Page 14: ...on your TV Press the 5 SOURCE button to display the Source List Use the buttons to select S VIDEO and then press the OK button or the button to confirm Right Rear Side View of TV S Video Cable not included Satellite Receiver Video Camera VCR DVD Player Set top Box Game Console AV Cable included Yellow Video Yellow Video Red R Red R White L White L Connecting an AV Device with SCART Cable Use a SCA...

Page 15: ...tons to select DVD and then press the OK button or the button to confirm The TV s volume control will have no effect You may control the audio level via the Audio Receiver Right Rear Side View of TV Audio Cable not included Audio Receiver Connecting an AV Device with Composite Cable Use the supplied AV cable to connect the TV s 1 AUDIO L R VIDEO input sockets to an external AV device s composite a...

Page 16: ...sed you may refer to the Recording Device on page 38 for details on selecting the active device when several USB storage devices are connected The maximum supported storage space of the hard disk is 1 TB The file system only supports FAT32 format If you want to store the video streaming of a DTV programme the transfer rate of the USB storage device must not be less than 5MB s otherwise the picture...

Page 17: ...n not in use for a long period of time The I button on the top panel of the TV or the button on the remote control is only used for switching the TV into standby it does not disconnect the TV from the mains power To completely disconnect the mains power please remove the mains plug from the mains socket or switch off the POWER ON OFF switch Initial Setup OR RF coaxial cable not included ON OFF To ...

Page 18: ...s to highlight and select the channel Press the OK button to view the selected channel If a blocked channel is selected the password screen will be displayed Press the 0 9 buttons to enter the password the channel will then be unlocked refer to page 27 and 29 for details on Channel Edit Press the FAV buttons repeatedly to select the favourite channel if you have previously preset your favourite ch...

Page 19: ... change the following settings Picture Mode Cycles among display types Personal Standard Movie Mild Game Alternative Press the P MODE button to select the display type directly Brightness Increase or decrease the amount of white in the picture for Personal mode Contrast Adjusts the difference between light and dark levels in the picture for Personal mode Colour Controls the colour intensity for Pe...

Page 20: ...ments tend to be louder than the programmes Press the 4 MENU button to save the settings and return back to the previous menu Press the 5 EXIT button to exit the menu Stereo Dual Sound Reception TV Mode When a programme is selected press the NICAM button to display the sound information for the selected station Broadcast On Screen Display Mono Stereo Dual MONO STEREO DUAL I DUAL II DUAL I II Mono ...

Page 21: ...ull This selection will allow you to view the picture in full screen Zoom This selection will allow you to view the picture without any alteration while filling the entire screen However the top and bottom of the picture will be cropped 4 3 16 9 Customising the FUNCTION Setting Video Size Allows you to watch the screen in various picture formats For TV Mode Auto Full 4 3 14 9 Zoom are the availabl...

Page 22: ... be set automatically when receiving a digital signal Time must be set before using Sleep Timer OSD Timer function Press the 1 MENU button and then use the buttons to select the FUNCTION menu and then press the button Press the 2 buttons to select SLEEP TIMER Press the 3 buttons to select a period of time after which the TV automatically switches to standby mode 15 30 45 60 75 90 105 120 min OFF T...

Page 23: ...nd to turn On or Off during weak or no signal conditions Press the 1 MENU button and then use the buttons to select the FUNCTION menu and then press the button Press the 2 buttons to select BLUE SCREEN Press the 3 buttons to turn it ON or OFF Press the 4 MENU button to save the setting and return back to the previous menu Press the 5 EXIT button to exit the menu Child Lock Child Lock is designed t...

Page 24: ...n 6 Press the 7 MENU button to save the setting and return back to the previous menu Press the 8 EXIT button to exit the menu Key Locked Key Locked is designed to prevent children from pressing the buttons on the TV The Lock System must be set to On for this function to operate If the Key Locked is set to On all buttons on the TV will be locked All TV operations can be controlled by the remote con...

Page 25: ...nd change the settings Country Select the country where you will operate the TV Delete Program Select to delete the tuned channels in the TV Search Program Select to search automatically for analogue and digital TV programmes Installation Allows you to set up your TV if you have not previously done so or if you have moved house Press the 1 MENU button and then use the buttons to select the FUNCTIO...

Page 26: ...ing is carried out Customising the TV Setting TV Mode Country Allows you to select the country where you are using the TV Press the 1 MENU button and then use the buttons to select the TV menu and then press the button Press the 2 buttons to select COUNTRY Press the 3 buttons to select the country UK Italy Spain France Germany and Other You may now proceed to the Auto Tuning or Manual Tuning 4 Aut...

Page 27: ...uto Fine Tune AFT To fine tune the channel automatically when the signal is weak Manual Tuning Performs manual search for analogue TV programmes Press and hold the buttons to adjust the channel frequency Press the buttons repeatedly to perform fine tuning Press the 3 MENU button to save the setting and return back to the previous menu Press the 4 EXIT button to exit the menu Channel Edit Allows yo...

Page 28: ...elect OK displayed on the screen when finished Press the 4 MENU button to save and return back to the previous menu Press the 5 EXIT button to exit the menu Customising the TV Settings DTV Mode Auto Tuning Use this to automatically find and store all available channels This is normally recommended if some channels have been added removed by the broadcaster or you have moved house Press the 1 MENU ...

Page 29: ...u Channel Edit Allows you to edit DTV programmes in the Channel List Press the 1 MENU button and then use the buttons to select the DTV menu and then press the button Press the 2 buttons to select CHANNEL EDIT and then press the OK button or the button To Lock 3 Press the a BLUE button on the remote control Press b the buttons to highlight a channel Press the c OK button to lock the channel Press ...

Page 30: ...ing the password window When recording a locked or rated programme the recorded programme will be locked unless you enter the password before the recording is finished If you wish to play the locked programme you should enter the password Press the 1 MENU button and then use the buttons to select the DTV menu and then press the button Press the 2 buttons to select RATING Press the 3 buttons to sel...

Page 31: ...ert or remove the Common Access Module as this may damage the interface and cause a malfunction This feature is not available in all countries To insert the Common Access Module Before you insert the Common Access Module 1 ensure that the TV is switched off and the viewing card is inserted in accordance with the Service Provider s instructions Insert the Common Access Module into the slot 2 Flip t...

Page 32: ... based on the PC mode Clock Control the signal clock which can improve the image stability based on the PC mode Auto Adjust Allows you to synchronise PC signal automatically Press the 4 MENU button to save the settings and return back to the previous menu Press the 5 EXIT button to exit the menu Customising the TV Settings HDMI and YPbPr Modes Allows you to adjust the displayed content Press the 1...

Page 33: ...NDEX button Mix To view a page of text whilst watching a TV programme press the TEXT button twice The text will be superimposed over the TV programme Page search while watching TV Press the CANCEL button while viewing teletext enter the page number you want by using the 0 9 buttons The page number will remain on the top left hand corner of the screen Double height text If you have difficulty readi...

Page 34: ...ation such as programme listings start and end times for all available services In addition detailed information about the programme is often available in the EPG the availability and amount of programme information will vary depending on the particular broadcaster This function can be used only when the EPG information is broadcast by broadcasting companies The EPG displays the programme details ...

Page 35: ...lideshow press the 7 DISPLAY button to display the function bar Press the RED button to pause and press the RED button again to resume the slideshow Press the GREEN button to display the music folder so you can play music at the same time Press the YELLOW button to set repeat mode of the slideshow Repeat Once All Press the BLUE button to select the transition speed of the slideshow Slow Middle Fas...

Page 36: ...play it Some audio file formats will not be supported Press the 4 RED button to pause the music playback and press again to resume the playback Press the GREEN button to stop the music playback Press the YELLOW button to set repeat mode of the music Repeat All Repeat One NO Repeat Press the BLUE button to fast forward the music playback Press the DISPLAY button to switch to the device type menu Pr...

Page 37: ...button to return to the previous menu Press the 7 EXIT button to exit the menu If more than one USB storage device is connected press the 3 DISPLAY button to switch to the device type menu Press the buttons to select the active device and then press the OK button to confirm Press the 4 buttons to navigate in the movie folder Select the movie you want to play and then press the OK button to play it...

Page 38: ...ious or next movie 1 Preview window for the recorded video selected 2 Information of the recorded video selected 3 Recorded video list 2 3 1 The DVR Playback Progress Bar 1 Indicates the programme s name 2 Indicates the playback status of the recorded programme 3 Indicates the status of the programme s runtime 4 Indicates the current playback position 5 Indicates the elapsed playback time 6 Indica...

Page 39: ...device type 2 Storage capacity of the active USB storage device 3 Format 4 Format disk 1 2 3 4 Press the 2 buttons to adjust the settings Time Shift Size The minimum USB s time shift size is 768MB The time shift size will vary depending on the size of USB storage device Time Shift Set the time shift recording Off Pause Auto One Button Recording Set the one button recording on off Default Record Du...

Page 40: ...de During the normal TV viewing you may press the button to virtually pause the live viewing broadcast programme if you want to go out for a while e g going to the bathroom kitchen When you have returned press the button to play the missed broadcast programme The DVR Time Shift progress bar will be displayed on the screen The progress bar will hide automatically after 3 seconds Press DISPLAY butto...

Page 41: ...e record duration The Record Duration menu will be displayed The longest record duration is 8 hours the shortest record duration is 15 minutes Press the 3 OK button to confirm and start recording The current recording status will be displayed in the top left hand corner of the screen To stop recording press the 4 button and then press the OK button to confirm Recording will stop automatically when...

Page 42: ...etails menu for recording setting CN Input Select the channel no Date Set the recording date Time Set the starting time of recording Duration Set the duration of recording DVR Set YES for programme recording and NO for programme reminder Repeat Set repeat function among Daily Weekly Mon Fri Mon Sat NO Subtitles Set subtitles to be included during recording Press the 4 buttons to select CN Date Tim...

Page 43: ...iles DVD ReWritable AUDIO VIDEO JPEG DVD R DVD Recordable Audio Video format or JPEG files DVD R AUDIO VIDEO JPEG CD R CD Recordable Audio Video format or JPEG files AUDIO VIDEO JPEG CD RW CD Rewritable Audio Video format or JPEG files AUDIO VIDEO JPEG AUDIO CD Compact Disc Digital Audio AUDIO Supported Formats JPEG The file extensions has to be jpg and not jpeg Pictures encoding must comply with ...

Page 44: ...le Chapter Track Press the button to play the next Title Chapter Track If the current track is the first one pressing the button will stop the playback If the current track is the last one pressing the button will stop the playback For DVD discs the above functions may very due to different DVD disc s structure Forward Backward for DVD CD Multimedia discs There are 4 speeds for forward Press the b...

Page 45: ...e input is invalid it will not function Audio for DVD CD Press the AUDIO button once to display current audio mode Press again to toggle between different audio modes in sequence For CD discs Stereo MonoL MonoR Some disc may contain multi languages which can be selected by pressing the AUDIO button Repeat A B for DVD CD When playing DVD CD disc press the A B button to repeat certain content Press ...

Page 46: ...This format is used by some other countries e g USA PAL This is the format used in UK AUTO This format can be used if your TV DVD is capable of both PAL and NTSC formats and this is the default setting PAL format is generally used for TV s in the UK If NTSC is selected with a non compatible television you may experience interference or picture scrolling SCREEN SAVER When the player stops or the pi...

Page 47: ...han the level set will not be played The parental lock can only be changed after inputting the correct password This function is available only when the discs have ratings encoded on them DEFAULT DEFAULT To restore all setup parameters to the factory settings EXCEPT the password This function is available in stop state or when the tray is opened Using the DVD Language Setup Page In the DVD mode pr...

Page 48: ...isc playback function will not be available Option Description AUDIO OUT SPDIF OFF Set as default there will be no digital audio signal output SPDIF RAW Set as default the digital audio signal output will be in RAW format Normally this mode is used for DTS signal and Dolby digital signal SPDIF PCM Set as default the digital audio signal output will be in PCM format Normally this mode is use for au...

Page 49: ...h left channel and right channel audio MONO L It means that the player will output left channel audio only MONO R The player will output right channel audio only MIX MONO The player will output the average signal of the left channel and right channel audio This setting is used to play Dolby AC 3 encoded 2 channel discs This setting may not be adjustable for some discs Using the DVD Speaker Setup P...

Page 50: ...e alcohol benzine paint thinner cleaning fluid or other chemicals Do not use compressed air to remove dust Handling Discs Do not touch the playback side of the disc Do not attach paper or tape to the disc Cleaning Discs Fingerprints and dust on the disc cause picture and sound deterioration Wipe the disc from the centre outwards with a soft cloth Always keep the disc clean If you cannot wipe off t...

Page 51: ... are connected properly Horizontal Vertical bar or picture shaking Check for local interference such as an electrical appliance or power tool Poor reception on some channels Station or cable channel may be experiencing problems tune to another station Station signal is weak reposition the aerial for better reception Check for sources of possible interference Lines or streaks in pictures Check aeri...

Page 52: ...d to get your aerial checked Talk to your retailer or contact your local aerial installer Why do I get blocking on my digital picture In most cases blocking is caused by a reception problem either the signal is too weak or there is some kind of interference Talk to your retailer or contact your local aerial installer Blocking can also be caused by a digital signal that is too strong If you are sti...

Page 53: ...480 60 Full 4 3 480P 720 x 480 Full 4 3 576I 720 x 576 50 Full 4 3 576P 720 x 576 Full 4 3 720P 1280 x 720 50 Full 4 3 60 1080I 1920 x 1080 50 Full 4 3 60 Full 4 3 1080P 1920 x 1080 50 Full 4 3 60 Full 4 3 PC Mode Please check the display settings of your computer before connecting to the TV If the display setting of your computer does not match the TV there may be no video Resolution Vertical Fre...

Page 54: ... 1366 pixels horizontal x 768 pixels vertical Television System PAL I BG DK SECAM L BG DK Brightness 230 300 cd m2 Contrast Ratio 800 1000 1 Inputs Output SCART 1 HDMI 1 VGA 1 PC AUDIO 1 S VIDEO 1 YPbPr 1 CI 1 USB 1 DVD 1 VIDEO IN RCA 1 AUDIO IN RCA 1 L R COAXIAL 1 RF 75 Ω 1 Speaker Power 3 W 3 W Earphone 3 5mm 1 Power Source 100V 240V 50 60Hz Dimension W x D x H with base 460 x 170 x 344 mm Weigh...

Page 55: ... at the top Safety Always disconnect the unit from the mains supply before connecting disconnecting other devices or moving the unit Unplug the unit from the mains socket during a lightning storm Mains Cable Make sure the unit or unit stand is not resting on top of the mains cable as the weight of the unit may damage the mains cable and create a safety hazard If the mains cable is damaged it must ...

Page 56: ...l Never let anyone especially children push anything into the holes slots or any other openings in the case this could result in a fatal electric shock DVD Class 1 Laser Product This unit utilises a laser Use of controls adjustments or performance of procedures other than those specified herein may result in hazardous radiation exposure Before moving the unit ensure the disc tray is empty Always r...

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Page 60: ...ful to the environment To preserve our environment dispose of used batteries according to your local laws or regulations Do not dispose of batteries with normal household waste For more information please contact the local authority or your retailer where you purchased the product HDMI the HDMI Logo and High Definition Multimedia Interface are trademarks or registered trademarks of HDMI Licensing ...

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