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MAGNASONIC HOME ENTERTAINMENT WARRANTY

 

 
We appreciate your purchase of a  MAGNASONIC Home Entertainment product.  We take pride in the quality of our products 
and have manufactured your new Home Entertainment unit to exacting quality standards.  We feel confident that in normal use, 
it will provide you with satisfactory performance.  However, should you experience difficulty, you are protected under the 
provisions of this warranty. 
MAGNASONIC Home Entertainment products are warranted against manufacturing defects in materials and workmanship in 
normal use for the following period from the date of purchase by the original user, and is conditional upon the unit being 
installed and used as directed in the instruction manual. 
 

 

 

PRODUCT PARTS 

AND 

LABOUR 

 
 

 

 

DVD Players 

1 year 

 

 

 

Portable DVD Players 

1 year 

              

Remote Control 

90 days 

 
MAGNASONIC's obligation under this warranty shall be limited to the repair, including all necessary parts and the cost of the 
labour connected therewith, or at our option the exchange of any Home Entertainment product which shows evidence of a 
manufacturing defect within the warranty period. 
Replacement parts, furnished in connection with this warranty shall be warranted for a period equal to the unexpired portion of 
the original equipment warranty. 

 CUSTOMER 

OBLIGATIONS 

 
This warranty applies to the product from the original date of purchase at retail.  Therefore, the owner must provide a copy of the 
original, dated bill of sale.  No warranty service will be performed without a bill of sale.  Transportation to and from the service 
depot is the responsibility of the owner. 

 WARRANTY 

EXCLUSIONS 

 
This warranty is extended to MAGNASONIC Home Entertainment products purchased and used in Canada.  This warranty shall 
not apply to appearance or accessory items including but not limited to:  antenna, cabinet, cabinet parts, knobs, batteries,  
connecting cables, cassette tapes, compact discs.  This warranty shall, in addition, not apply to damages due to handling, 
transportation, unpacking, set-up, installation, customer adjustments that are covered in the instruction book, repair or 
replacement of parts supplied by other than the MAGNASONIC authorized service depot, any malfunction or failure caused by 
or resulting from abnormal environmental conditions, improper unauthorized service, improper maintenance, modifications or 
repair by the consumer, abuse, misuse, neglect, accident, fire, flood, or other Acts of God, and incorrect line voltage. 
This Home Entertainment product is only warranted to the original retail purchaser.  This warranty becomes void in the event of 
commercial or rental use.  This warranty becomes void in the event serial numbers are altered, defaced or removed. 
MAGNASONIC reserves the right to make changes in design or to make additions to or improvements upon this product 
without incurring any obligation to install the same on products previously manufactured.  The foregoing is in lieu of all other 
warranties expressed or implied and MAGNASONIC neither assumes nor authorizes any person to assume for it any other 
obligation or liability in connection with the sale or service of this product.  In no event shall MAGNASONIC or its 
MAGNASONIC dealers be liable for special or consequential damage arising from the use of this product, or for any delay in 
the performance of this warranty due to cause beyond our control. 
The purchaser may have other rights under existing provincial or federal laws, and where any terms of this warranty are 
prohibited by such laws, they are deemed null and void, but the remainder of the warranty shall remain in effect. 
 

 

HOW TO OBTAIN SERVICE 

 
Should this product require service, you may obtain specific information on how to obtain service by contacting the 
MAGNASONIC Dealer from whom this product was purchased, or by contacting us directly: 
 

 SONIGEM 

SERVICE 

 

300 Alden Road 

 

Markham, Ontario, L3R 4C1 

PHONE:  (905) 940-5089    TOLL FREE: 1-800-287-4871     FAX: (905) 940-2303 

 

Summary of Contents for DVD830

Page 1: ...refully before using this Magnasonic product to ensure proper use After reading this manual please keep it in a safe place and refer to it when necessary For additional information on this product or...

Page 2: ...e scan function 4 10 Bit digital video converter 500 lines of resolution 5 24 Bit 96Khz digital audio converter provides high quality sound 6 Component S Video Composite and Coaxial outputs 7 Compatib...

Page 3: ...at Playback Modes 9 9 Using the OSD Feature 10 11 10 Using the Search Feature 12 11 Changing the Audio Language 12 12 Subtitles 12 13 Changing the Camera Angle 12 14 Changing the TV System 13 15 Mutin...

Page 4: ...y Button 4 Play Pause Button 5 Stop Playback Button 6 Remote Control Sensor BACK PANEL OVERVIEW 1 Audio Output Left Channel 2 Component Video Outputs 3 Power Cord 4 Audio Output Right Channel 5 Digita...

Page 5: ...3 Goto 22 Repeat 4 Up 23 A B 5 Title 24 PBC 6 Enter 25 Program 7 Right 26 Subtitle 8 Down 27 Audio 9 Menu 28 Reset 10 Prev 29 Slow 11 Next 30 Stop 12 Play Pause 31 REV 13 Step 32 FWD 14 Volume 33 Zoo...

Page 6: ...here should be no large obstacles in between the remote control and the player itself 2 CONNECTING THE PLAYER When establishing a connection between the player and external components make sure that a...

Page 7: ...tray label facing up and press OPEN CLOSE button CLOSE appears on the TV screen and the disc tray closes Now the player will proceed to read the disc automatically 3 PLAYING A DISC The contents of ea...

Page 8: ...playback press TITLE button to display the DVD title content b Press the buttons to highlight the title you want to select and press ENTER button to confirm your choice You can also press NUMERICAL b...

Page 9: ...tes To clear the programmed order use buttons to highlight STOP at the bottom of the menu screen To modify the programmed order use buttons to highlight the item you would like to modify and then ente...

Page 10: ...utton to resume normal playback 8 REPEAT PLAYBACK MODES During disc playback press the REPEAT button repeatedly to access one of the various repeat playback modes The repeat mode you have accessed wil...

Page 11: ...umber of Titles Chapter Number Total Number of Chapters Total Time remaining for this title on the Disc Press the OSD button a third time and the following information is displayed on the TV screen Ti...

Page 12: ...V screen Track Number Total Number of Titles Total Time lasts for that track Press the OSD button a third time and the following information is displayed on the TV screen Track Number Total Number of...

Page 13: ...nguage availability depends entirely on the disc content and not on the player See DVD disc sleeve for details on the included languages 12 SUBTITLES COMPATIBLE WITH DVD OR SVCD DISCS ONLY Press the S...

Page 14: ...DIO OUTPUT Press the MUTE button once to mute audio output Press the MUTE button again to resume previous audio output volume level 16 ZOOMING FEATURE Press ZOOM button to activate this function Press...

Page 15: ...insert a JPEG disc the player will automatically go to the first directory of JPEG files Press buttons to highlight a JPEG and press PLAY ENTER button to start slideshow To view a particular JPEG sele...

Page 16: ...icon The VIDEO options page is displayed on the screen Press the button to enter the VIDEO options page C Press the button repeatedly to highlight the option you want to adjust Press ENTER or button...

Page 17: ...selected this setting but you don t have a wide screen TV the images on the screen may appear distorted due to vertical compression z ANGLE MARK Choose ANGLE MARK as ON whenever the movie is recorded...

Page 18: ...activate the screen saver OFF Choose this setting to cancel the screen saver The default setting is ON z HDCD High Definition CD When you are listening to a HDCD choose the right option to decode the...

Page 19: ...the coaxial output jack C DOLBY SETUP You could only benefit from changing the settings in this Dolby setup as long as you have a digital connection to your Dolby digital amplifier receiver The DOLBY...

Page 20: ...emote control to restore all the settings to the pre factory settings CVBS z TV MODE P Scan Choose this setting when your DVD player is connected to your TV via the COMPONENT output YUV or RGB and you...

Page 21: ...the picture from 20 to 20 Select a lower number for a darker picture Select a higher number for a brighter picture You could press the or buttons to adjust the BRIGHTNESS level z CONTRAST You could a...

Page 22: ...player is connected to a PAL TV z AUDIO Highlight the AUDIO LANG option and press ENTER button to access the AUDIO options menu Press or buttons to choose the audio language you prefer Press ENTER to...

Page 23: ...Adult Select level 8 to cancel the rating limit The default setting is 8 Notes If the password option is locked you cannot set the rating limit The rating limit does not work when the password option...

Page 24: ...nd then press ENTER to confirm the password To change the password you will be prompted for the old password and then you will be prompted to enter a new one Enter a new 4 digit number This will now b...

Page 25: ...Ensure the disc label is facing up Clean the disc Check if the disc is defective by trying another disc Check to see if the disc is defective badly scratched or damaged e g not flat Picture poor No s...

Page 26: ...4Hz 44KHz 1dB Audio S N Ratio 90dB Dynamic Range 90dB Distortion 0 01 D A Converter 192KHz 24 Bit Output Characteristic Video Output 1Vp p 75 S Video Output Y 1Vp p 75 C 0 3Vp p 75 Audio Output 2 0V...

Page 27: ...nnecting cables cassette tapes compact discs This warranty shall in addition not apply to damages due to handling transportation unpacking set up installation customer adjustments that are covered in...

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