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6.7  Operation with BLUETOOTH

PINcode

0000

Max. 10m

Connected

6

 

5

You can wirelessly connect the device to devices that have Bluetooth 
A2DP.

Preparation
•  Switch on the device.
•  To select the source mode BLUETOOTH, press the SOURCE button (6).

"BT" appears on the display.
You will see the blue LED flashing (3x).
You will hear a beep.

Bluetooth mode is now activated.
•  The device will first search for devices with which it has previously 

established a Bluetooth connection.
You will see the red LED flashing  .
The blue and red LED will flash slowly if previously paired devices have 
not yet been found.

Summary of Contents for NMD340

Page 1: ...Elmarc 17 03 NMD340 Microset USER MANUAL EN...

Page 2: ...ng random equipment 8 4 4 Connecting to the mains 8 5 Functions 10 5 1 Remote control 10 5 2 Microset 12 6 Operation 13 6 1 General setup menu operation 13 6 2 DVD CD functions 17 6 3 Copy content fro...

Page 3: ...not match that on the label alongside the DVD will not play on this appliance 5 5 The appliance has built in copyright protection technology that prevents copying from a disc to any media If a video r...

Page 4: ...ning Do not install the product outdoors or in any place where it might become wet 6 6 Warning It is not permitted to open the product yourself or to have it opened neither is it permitted to repair t...

Page 5: ...therefore no earth wire is required Always check that the mains voltage corresponds to the voltage on the rating plate 5 5 This appliance employs a laser system To prevent direct exposure to the laser...

Page 6: ...materials in case it ever becomes necessary to return your product for service This is the only way to safely protect the product against damage in transit If you do dispose of the carton and the pac...

Page 7: ...ngs Re install the battery cover 1 1 CAUTION Incorrect installation can cause battery leakage and corrosion which will damage the appliance Corrosion oxidation battery leakage and any other gradually...

Page 8: ...ect the tv Use one of the cables as presented in the image below Insert an FM aerial or a suitable cable into the FM ANT IN connection 4 4 Connecting to the mains Connect the appliance to the mains Co...

Page 9: ...9 Switch on the appliance...

Page 10: ...1 SETUP button 12 DVD USB button 13 SEARCH button 14 SUBTITLE button 15 ANGLE button 16 COPY button 17 N P button 18 ZOOM button 19 V MODE button 20 MUTE button 21 OPEN CLOSE button 22 CH button 23 CH...

Page 11: ...To select the source mode DVD press the SOURCE button 6 Press the DVD USB button 12 FUNCTION button BASS and TREBLE can be adjusted using the FUNCTION 28 key BASS Press the FUNCTION 28 key 1 times to...

Page 12: ...ton 8 Play Pause button 9 Volume dial 10 Connection to speakers 11 Aerial connection FM radio 12 Line in jack 13 Digital output HDMI 14 COMPONENT 15 COAXIAL 16 VIDEO 17 S VIDEO 18 On Off key POWER 19...

Page 13: ...dio setup and video setup Preparation Turn on the television Switch on the device To select the source mode DVD press the SOURCE button 6 Press the SETUP button 11 The Setup menu appears General Press...

Page 14: ...on the type of DVD OSD LANG In the OSD LANG section press the arrow buttons to choose the language CAPTIONS In the CAPTIONS section press the arrow buttons to switch this function ON or OFF When swit...

Page 15: ...o left channel only R Mono right channel only Mix Mono the average of both the left and right channel DYNAMIC Select the value for the dynamic range compression to avoid losing sound details resulting...

Page 16: ...choose the subtitle language DISC MENU In the DISC MENU section choose the language for the disc menu PARENTAL Set a rating for movies played by the appliance Movies rated higher than the level set f...

Page 17: ...D CD functions 2 5 7 4 6 8 10 11 15 18 14 9 22 23 24 25 29 30 32 33 35 36 37 41 31 34 21 Preparation Turn on the television Switch on the device To select the source mode DVD press the SOURCE button 6...

Page 18: ...he DISPLAY button 41 Press the MENU 8 key to open the menu To view a specific title of a DVD press the TITLE button 30 Use the arrow buttons to select the title To switch on the subtitles of a DVD pre...

Page 19: ...s to move the desired track Press the ENTER button 10 to confirm the selection Repeat the previous step to select more tracks and confirm every selection with the ENTER button 10 Press the PROG 4 key...

Page 20: ...the arrow keys 7 9 31 32 Press ENTER 10 to view the image In the overview with the small images you can also select the functions SLIDE SHOW MENU PREV or NEXT Use the arrow keys 7 9 31 32 to select t...

Page 21: ...LOSE button 21 Insert a CD Press the DVD USB button 12 Press the STOP button 5 Press the COPY button 16 Copying a file from one source to another source Select the desired file using the 7 9 31 32 key...

Page 22: ...tomatically Press the PREV 22 Button or the NEXT 23 Button to select the desired station Programming a radio station manually Turn on the television Press the FF 24 Button or the FF 25 Button to selec...

Page 23: ...way To select the source mode DVD press the SOURCE button 6 Press the DVD USB button 12 After the device has been connected a content menu will display on the TV screen Press the arrow button 7 32 up...

Page 24: ...ton 23 until the desired track is set To pause playback press the PLAY PAUSE button 29 once to resume playback press the button again To stop playback press the STOP button 5 To remove the device gent...

Page 25: ...1 6 Preparation Switch on the device LINE IN To connect an external audio device insert the cable plug in the LINE IN jack To select the source mode LINE IN press the SOURCE button 6 LINE IN appears...

Page 26: ...rce mode BLUETOOTH press the SOURCE button 6 BT appears on the display You will see the blue LED flashing 3x You will hear a beep Bluetooth mode is now activated The device will first search for devic...

Page 27: ...ion Enter 0000 when the player asks for the PIN code The blue LED will flash slowly as soon as the connection has been established You will hear a beep 5 5 NOTE your Bluetooth connection has a range o...

Page 28: ...of a disc 1 1 Hold the disc with fingers Hold the disc outer edge and or the centre spindle hole Do not touch the disc surface 1 1 Do not bend or press the disc Do not expose the disc to direct sunli...

Page 29: ...TSC Frequency range 20Hz 20KHz Signal noise ratio 80dB Dynamic range 80dB Remote control Battery size AAA Radio Frequency range 87 5 108 MHz Supported media formats Disc types DVD DVD R W DVD R W CD C...

Page 30: ...l of this product you will help prevent potentially hazardous to the environment and to human health which could otherwise be caused by unsuitable waste handling of this product The recycling of mater...

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