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The system menu

Opening the system menu for the user

You can use the system menu to access various submenus in which you can do such things as configure the DVD player or
change DVD-related settings.

The yellow line in the system menu indicates which navigation buttons you can use at a particular time.

1. 

Press the system button (41). The vertical selection menu for the DVD opens.

2. 

Move the white marker onto the user icon using the navigation button 

5

.

3. 

Open the user menu by pressing the 

4

 button. The user menu bar opens.

4.

Move the marker in the user menu using the 

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 buttons. Take note of the symbols on the yellow line.

User settings for the DVD Recorder

Picture settings

Audio settings

Language settings

Extra settings

Recording settings

Installation

The signal that is output by the DVD Recorder can be adjusted to suit your television.

4:3 Letterbox 

For a wide-screen display with black bars at the top and bottom edges of the screen.

4:3 Panscan

For a picture covering the entire height of the screen, however, in this case the two side edges are cut
off.

Picture format

Black level setting

For adjusting the colour dynamics for NTSC playback.

   

    Picture

Picture format

16:9

Black level settings

Off

Vertical displacement
SCART video

RGB

Picture settings

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Picture displacement

You can displace the picture to suit your television using the 

34

 buttons.

Audio settings

SCART video

The device is set to RGB. To connect using the S-Video socket, select S-Video.

Depending on which audio connections you are using, you can configure the settings for them in this menu.

Digital output

Settings for the devices that are connected to the digital output.

All 

Dolby Digital and DTS signals are supplied at the coaxial digital output for use by amplifiers/receivers with digital
multi-channel decoders.

Only PCM

 

Dolby Digital signals are converted to PCM signals for receivers/amplifiers that do not have digital multi-channel
decoders. 

OFF

Digital output deactivated - for analog amplifiers connected to the analog RCA audio outputs.

Analog output

Settings for devices connected to the analog audio output of the DVD Recorder.

Stereo  

If the connected device does not have Dolby Surround or Tru Surround - use this setting if you are connecting
the device to a television.

Surround

Dolby Digital signals are mixed into a Dolby Surround compatible signal - use if a Dolby Surround or Pro Logic

decoder is connected.

Night mode

The night mode optimises the audio dynamics at low volume levels.
This setting only works for Dolby Digital audio on DVD video.

Language settings

Audio playback

   

Select the DVD dubbing language

Subtitles 

Select the language for activated subtitles

Menu

Language of the on-screen menus

Country 

Select the location where the device is being used

   

      Audio

Digital output

All

Analog output

Stereo

Night mode

Off

               Language

Dubbing language

English

Audio recording

Language 1

Subtitles

English

Menu

English

Country

Miscellaneous

Summary of Contents for 50550

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Page 2: ...g played on European DVD players When purchasing DVD films please make sure they are labelled with All or Code 2 Formate Medien Contents Subject Page Remote control 4 Connection options 5 6 Getting ready for use 7 8 Installing for the first time 7 8 DVD playback functions 8 9 DVD special functions 9 11 Recording 11 14 Manual recording 11 12 Programmed recording 13 14 Managing DVD disc content 14 1...

Page 3: ...s of how often you play a DVD it will never suffer a loss in quality What advantage does a DVD offer over a VHS video cassette Aerial output to the television Aerial cable from the cable TV connection or the house s external aerial SCART connection EXT 1 to the SCART input of your television set 4 www ls electronic de Remote control 19 Power standby 20 Menu navigation buttons 21 Open close DVD com...

Page 4: ...y compartment on the reverse side of the remote control by gently pressing down on the marked spot on the battery compartment cover and then sliding the cover open in the direction of the arrow Insert two UM4 type AAA batteries and make sure that the polarity is correct as indicated inside the battery compartment Connect the device to a 230V 50 Hz supply socket using the permanently attached mains...

Page 5: ... is currently playing will be repeated If you press the play mode button twice Title appears on the TV screen The title that is currently playing will be repeated If you press the repeat button three times Repeat will appear on the TV screen The entire contents of the DVD will be repeated To cancel one of the special functions press the stop button or press the play mode button repeatedly until th...

Page 6: ...programmes that are already being broadcast Please make sure that you use a DVD R or DVD RW blank for the recording Please take note of the particular properties of DVD Rs and DVD RWs ONLY RECORD ONTO DVD R and DVD RW Preparation If you have inserted a recordable DVD DVD R DVD RW the DVD Recorder will display a TITLE INDEX of the contents of the DVD on the TV screen Use the navigation buttons 56 2...

Page 7: ... different timer recordings within a month Note Make sure that the date and time of the DVD Recorder are set correctly Timer programming The Recorder needs the following information for timer programming The date of the recording The channel number of the station or the AV source The starting and finishing time of the recording VPS PDC on off The recording quality 1 Press the timer button 36 to op...

Page 8: ...ion Later you can edit the individual chapters and set extra chapter markers if you like You can also hide individual chapters for instance in order to hide commercial breaks Timer Timer list VPS Recording Date Program Start PDC End Mode 01 ARD 20 15 21 30 HQ Total recording time 01 15 To change To exit press press TIMER Robert 1 00 29 59 M1 Di12 02 2003 Leerer Titel 02 28 01 15 www ls electronic ...

Page 9: ...and you can move from one letter to the next within the name using the navigation buttons 34 Confirm your settings using the OK button 23 You can close the menu by pressing the navigation button 3 once and the navigation 4 once Settings for the title Robert 1 Name Robert 1 Play whole title Delete this title Einstellungen für Titel Robert 1 Name Spain Play whole title Delete this title Spain1 00 42...

Page 10: ...ng the 34 buttons Audio settings SCART video The device is set to RGB To connect using the S Video socket select S Video Depending on which audio connections you are using you can configure the settings for them in this menu Digital output Settings for the devices that are connected to the digital output All Dolby Digital and DTS signals are supplied at the coaxial digital output for use by amplif...

Page 11: ...r Search 01 Station number 01 Station name ARD Decoder Off TV system PAL BG NICAM On Fine tuning 0 To store press OK 20 www ls electronic de Disc settings menu When accessing for the first time you must enter a password You must confirm the new password by entering it again Protection level DVDs that are protected with the child lock are assigned different levels of access rights Select the l evel...

Page 12: ...alling for the first time section in the Getting ready for use chapter No mains power supply Check the mains power supply Programmed recording timer is currently running If necessary cancel the programmed recording timer by pressing the STANDBY button Technical fault Unplug the mains power plug for 30 seconds and then plug it back in again If that does not help you can reset the DVD Recorder to it...

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