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ODYS  Slim TV 68006 

 

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TITLE button 

The content of a DVD is often divided into several titles 
that contain multiple menus. 
If you press the TITLE button during playback, the title 
menu is displayed. Using the 

 buttons or the 

numerical buttons (0-9) and +10 on the remote control, 
you can select the desired title or the desired option. 
Confirm with ENT or OK. 

 

7.3  CD playback (Audio, MP3, VCD, SVCD) 

1

 

Insert a CD. The DVD player scans the disk. 

2

 

The root folder and various subfolders are displayed. Select a folder 
using the 

 buttons on the remote control. Confirm your selection 

using one of the following buttons: ENT,  

 or OK. 

3

The screen switches to display the selected subfolder. Select a file using 
the 

 buttons on the remote control. Confirm your selection using one 

of the following buttons: ENT,  

 oder OK. The tracks (titles) are played 

now in the preset order. 

4

Press the 

 button to return to the previous folder. 

With audio CDs, the player does not display a directory structure; it starts 
playback immediately. 

PLAY/PAUSE  

 

Press this button once (during playback) to pause 
playback. 
Press this button a second time to resume playback. 

STOP / 

 

Press this button once (during playback) to stop playback; 
to resume from the same position, press   

 / PLAY.  

Press this button a second time to end playing back the 
disc altogether. 

 

button

 

fast-forward 

Press this button once to fast-forward. 
Pressing this button repeatedly will increase the forward 
speed successively to 2x, 4x, 8x, 16x, 32x. Continue 
playback at normal speed using  

Summary of Contents for 68006

Page 1: ...21 5 2 Connecting the rechargeable battery pack 22 5 3 Charging the battery pack 22 5 4 Removing the rechargeable battery pack 23 5 5 Connecting the DVB T module 23 5 6 Removing the DVB T module 24 6...

Page 2: ...ndicates dangers when using and maintaining the device The information symbol in the documentation indicates useful information and tips for using and maintaining the device Caution IMPORTANT FOR LASE...

Page 3: ...er of battery explosion if incorrectly inserted Only use an equivalent battery type Power supply Connect the power supply cable to the DC 9 5V IN jack on the right side of the device Connect the power...

Page 4: ...outlet shall be installed near the apparatus and the mains plug shall remain readily operable 12 Protect the power cord from being walked on or pinched particularly at plugs convenience receptacles an...

Page 5: ...ology for the protection of copyrights that is protected by patents in the United States of America and by other laws regarding the protection of intellectual property Use of this copyright protection...

Page 6: ...On screen menu in English French Spanish German etc Special playback functions Various playback speeds fast forward fast reverse slow play Search By Time supports several playback languages and repeat...

Page 7: ...module 1 x remote control 1 x battery for remote control 1 x USB cable 1 x operating manual 1 x power supply unit 1 x headphones 1 x audio video cable 1 x car adapter 1 x DVB T antenna Note Accessori...

Page 8: ...device 2 TFT LCD screen Presents high resolution picture 3 Loudspeaker Two speakers output high quality stereo sound 4 Volume button Changes to volume setting adjust by pressing V 5 LCD SETUP button...

Page 9: ...e menu of the disc if present on the disc 12 Sensor for remote control Sensor that receives the signal from the remote control 13 PLAY PAUSE button Starts playback activates the pause function or resu...

Page 10: ...nection When the headphones are inserted the loudspeakers are switched off 19 Mini USB jack USB connection to USB mass storage Sticks 20 SD MMC MS card slot Used to insert the SD MMC or MS card 21 Pow...

Page 11: ...ODYS Slim TV 68006 11 EN Bottom view 1 Mounting terminal for DVB T module 2 Connection for rechargeable battery For connecting the rechargeable battery...

Page 12: ...iles Press the SOURCE button and select the USB or SD option using in the menu Then press to access either USB or SD playback mode Press the to switch to the JPEG MP3 or DivX playback option and confi...

Page 13: ...E Press to turn on or off the audio output 4 SOURCE Calls the menu for selecting playback mode Switches between the DVD USB SD AV and DVB T functions 5 AUDIO Selects a different playback language of a...

Page 14: ...menu then and ENT starts the search Select the OK button or cancel the process by pressing and ENT Cancelling channel search Press the SEARCH button again and select OK using and ENT or continue chann...

Page 15: ...ing and cancel process by pressing the OK button Display detailed information using and exit menu by pressing the OK button Note Call EPG again for each new reserved programme 19 TITLE FAV DVD mode Pr...

Page 16: ...he main unit when operating The remote control works best at a distance less than 5 m and at an angle of up to 60 to the front of the unit No obstacles may stand in the way between remote control and...

Page 17: ...ng audio and video cables 4 1 Connecting to a television set Audio video connectors Using the audio video cables connect the DVD player to the A V inputs of the television set as shown in the illustra...

Page 18: ...n turn the volume up to a moderate level 4 4 Connecting to an external A V source Using the audio video cables connect the DVD player to the A V signal source for example DVD or video recorder as show...

Page 19: ...o the device and charges the battery Connect the power supply cable to the DC 9 5V IN jack on the right side of the device as shown below Connect the power plug to an earthed socket Note Turn off the...

Page 20: ...of the DVD player and the cigarette lighter of the vehicle Caution The driver must not operate the device or look at the screen while driving Position the device in a way that ensures an uninhibited v...

Page 21: ...Do not expose rechargeable batteries to high temperatures or direct sunlight Do not throw the battery into water or fire Ensure adequate air circulation around the device Do not place the device on so...

Page 22: ...e rechargeable battery as illustrated 5 3 Charging the battery pack Insert the rechargeable battery into the DVD player Use the power supply unit provided for charging the rechargeable batteries In do...

Page 23: ...3 EN 5 4 Removing the rechargeable battery pack Turn off the DVD player before you remove the rechargeable battery as described below 5 5 Connecting the DVB T module Connect the DVB T module to the de...

Page 24: ...ODYS Slim TV 68006 24 EN 5 6 Removing the DVB T module Turn off the DVD player before you remove the DVB T module as displayed below...

Page 25: ...s 133 min SS SL 242 min SS DL 266 min DS SL 12 cm 484 min DS DL 41 min SS SL 75 min SS DL 82 min DS SL DVD 8 cm 150 min DS DL 12 cm 74 min CD 8 cm 20 min MP3 12 cm 600 min JPEG 12 cm MPEG2 WMA DivX 12...

Page 26: ...cloth for cleaning that can be moistened with a neutral diluted cleaning agent if the disc is very contaminated Do not wipe in circular motion risk of static noises instead always wipe from the centre...

Page 27: ...livered with the device 2 Press the POWER button on the control panel to turn the unit on 3 Open the disk compartment as shown below Insert a disc with the printed side facing up and close the disc co...

Page 28: ...stration ZOOM button remote control For DVDs the image size is successively changed to the following values compared to the normal size 2x 3x 4x 1 2 1 3 1 4 normal A B button remote control Enables yo...

Page 29: ...ton a second time to resume playback In menu mode select the desired option using the buttons 0 9 and 10 on the remote control Then press OK or ENT button Press this button once to jump to the beginni...

Page 30: ...tton repeatedly Press the REP button again to resume normal playback GOTO button Enables you to select a position time track or title at which to start playback Use the buttons to select the desired o...

Page 31: ...y the selected subfolder Select a file using the buttons on the remote control Confirm your selection using one of the following buttons ENT oder OK The tracks titles are played now in the preset orde...

Page 32: ...on To jump to the beginning of the next track GOTO button Enables you to select a position time or track at which to start playback During CD playback the following options are displayed successively...

Page 33: ...turn to the previous folder Note Apart from image files many CDs also contain other data PLAY PAUSE Press this button once during playback to pause playback Press this button a second time to resume p...

Page 34: ...folder multiple times in random order Random Plays back all files in the current folder in random order After that playback ends Single Plays the current file once After that playback ends Repeat One...

Page 35: ...using the direction buttons Press the button to rotate the current picture clockwise as shown below Press the button to rotate the current picture anti clockwise as shown below Note In some picture C...

Page 36: ...ys all versions of DivX video including DivX 6 with standard playback of DivX media files 1 Insert a DivX CD 2 The root folder is displayed Select a folder using the buttons on the remote control 3 St...

Page 37: ...r REP button Press this button repeatedly to cycle through the following options Shuffle Random Single Repeat One Repeat All Repeat Off SLOW button Press the button for slow playback When you press th...

Page 38: ...select a language for subtitles if available on disc or turn off the subtitles This function is only available for DivX discs that contain multiple subtitle tracks Note Not all DivX discs support the...

Page 39: ...oceed as follows 1 Press the DVD SETUP button on the remote control or on the DVD player 2 The Setup menu is displayed In this menu you can define General settings Speaker settings Digital settings as...

Page 40: ...buttons to highlight the desired setting and confirm with ENT Press to exit the option s setting Some DVD are produced in 16 10 format In this case you will have black strips also in 16 9 setting Angl...

Page 41: ...SPDIF Output Optical Audio Out To set the SPDIF Output Highlight the option using the and buttons Switch to the option s setting by pressing ENT or Use the and buttons to highlight the desired settin...

Page 42: ...setting Last Memory To activate deactivate whether the last playback position is saved If this option is activated playback is automatically resumed at the last playback position Highlight the option...

Page 43: ...confirm with ENT Press to exit the option s setting Note When LT RT is selected the audio signals are output in Dolby format when Stereo is selected they are output in stereo format 8 3 Digital Setup...

Page 44: ...ttons Switch to the option s setting by pressing ENT or Use the and buttons to highlight the desired setting and confirm with ENT Press to exit the option s setting 8 4 Preference Setup The illustrati...

Page 45: ...g and confirm with ENT Press to exit the option s setting Subtitle To set the subtitle language Highlight the option using the and buttons Switch to the option s setting by pressing ENT or Possible se...

Page 46: ...tion using the and buttons Switch to the option s setting by pressing ENT or Use the and buttons to highlight the desired setting and confirm with ENT Enter the password see password setup and press E...

Page 47: ...eset the device to its default settings 8 5 Password Setup The illustration shows the options available in this submenu Password Mode Use this option to switch password protection on or off Highlight...

Page 48: ...procedure by pressing ENT From now on the new password has to be entered for changing the parental control level Press to exit the option s setting 8 6 DVB T Setup The illustration shows the options a...

Page 49: ...s menu Press to exit the option s setting Parental Age Setting the parental age Highlight the option using the and buttons Switch to the option s setting by pressing ENT or Use the and buttons to high...

Page 50: ...tinue To cancel select OK using the button and confirm using ENT To continue the search process select cancel using the button and confirm using ENT Manual Scan Using this option you can start the man...

Page 51: ...2 or 3 Press 1 to assign the channel to your favourites Press 2 to delete the channel Press 3 to protect the channel A menu for channel protection appears afterwards in which you enter the password 13...

Page 52: ...firm with ENT Use the or buttons to select the Channel or Exit option and confirm using the ENT The list of reserved programs is displayed Press to select OK or Delete and confirm using ENT Or select...

Page 53: ...ect the desired menu PICTURE SETUP or SOURCE 3 Use the and buttons on the remote control or on the DVD player to select the desired option within the menu PICTURE menu The illustration shows the optio...

Page 54: ...ons and select the desired option within the menu Use the buttons to select the desired value LANGUAGE Used to change the available language BLUESCREEN To activate deactivate the BlueScreen RESET High...

Page 55: ...is format the image of widescreen DVDs is cropped on the right and on the left Title chapters DVDs are divided into larger sections titles and smaller sections chapters The sections are numbered title...

Page 56: ...inserted the wrong way Insert disc with label facing up Disc dirty or deformed Clean disc or insert other disc Regional code of the player does not match the regional code of the DVD Purchase DVD with...

Page 57: ...nsert other disc Obstacle between remote control and DVD player Remove obstacle Remote control not pointed at DVD player Point remote control directly at DVD player Remote control battery inserted the...

Page 58: ...c range 80 dB 1 kHz Audio Out Output level 2 V 0 2 1 0 impedance 10 k Video Out Output level 1 VP P 0 1 impedance 75 Asymmetrically negative Mains voltage AC 100 240 V 50 60 Hz Dimensions 202 mm 150 m...

Page 59: ...claim does not apply if repairs or other work is carried out by unauthorized persons or if our products are equipped with additional parts or accessories that are not approved for our products 4 Warra...

Page 60: ...can refuse any service claim made that is not covered by the warranty If AXDIA agrees to provide a service outside the warranty the customer will be invoiced for all repair and transport costs AXDIA...

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