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ODYS Slim TV 10

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Note

When external audio signals are received during DVD playback, this can lead to
disturbing noise in the loudspeakers. If this is the case, disconnect the audio
cable.

4.3 Connecting headphones

Connect the headphones to the headphone jack on the right side of the device. The
loudspeakers are automatically deactivated.

Caution

Excessively high volume can damage your hearing. Turn the volume down before
connecting the headphones and then turn the volume up to a moderate level.

Earphone jacks

Audio/Video Cable

Signal

Red

Yellow

White

AV Source

Black

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Summary of Contents for Slim TV 10

Page 1: ...nnecting the rechargeable battery pack 20 5 3 Charging the battery pack 20 5 4 Removing the rechargeable battery pack 20 6 DVB T functions 21 6 1 Using the Setup Wizard 21 6 2 TV programme selection and video text 22 6 3 Additional DVB T settings 23 7 Disc information 27 7 1 Compatible disc formats 27 7 2 Using discs 28 8 Playback operation 29 8 1 Getting started 29 8 2 DVD playback 30 8 3 CD play...

Page 2: ...aged visible laser radiation can escape Avoid looking into the laser beam by all means Caution The product contains a low power laser device In order to ensure the safety of the laser device do not remove any cover and attempt to repair the unit If any service is needed please contact the distributor or its authorized service center To reduce the risk of electric shock do not remove the cover or b...

Page 3: ...r fall If used in a vehicle the device must be securely fastened to avoid injuries or accidents resulting from the device shifting or falling down During a thunderstorm disconnect the device from the mains Do not use the device during a thunderstorm Malfunctions damage and electric shocks can occur as a result Disconnect the power plug from the socket when you do not use the device for an extended...

Page 4: ...ill able to hear sounds occurring on the inside and outside of your vehicle Otherwise accidents can occur Note DVD players and discs are coded by region Your DVD player will only play back discs whose region code matches that of the player The region code of your DVD player is 2 Europe Note on copyrights This device is equipped with technology for the protection of copyrights that is protected by ...

Page 5: ...tc Shock resistance Electronic shock resistance allows the device to be operated in a vehicle Special playback functions Various playback speeds fast forward fast reverse slow play Search By Time supports several playback languages and repeat functions Multiple display formats and camera perspectives zoom in zoom out multilingual subtitles Remember the last playback position and resume playback wh...

Page 6: ...nguage to German 6 Confirm using the Enter key DVB T Menu 1 To change the settings for the DVB T mode switch the device to the DVB T mode 2 Press the Setup key on the remote control 3 Select the menu System Config and Language press the Enter key to confirm 4 Select German to change the menu language to German 5 Confirm using the Enter key P Menu Display Settings 1 Press the P MENU key 2 Press the...

Page 7: ... pack 1 x remote control 1 x battery for remote control 1 x operating manual Vehicle Bag Antenna 1 x mains cable with power supply unit 1 x audio video cable 1 x car adapter Note Accessories and their corresponding part numbers are subject to change without notice due to technological progress ...

Page 8: ...or charge state of rechargeable battery In active mode it is red in standby mode it turns green When switched off the lamp will blink green when charging the battery and will remain constant once the charging has finished Note Charge the battery with the device switched off This will shorten the charging time and extend the life of the battery Top view 1 DVB T Antenna Jack DVB T antenna connection...

Page 9: ...ween DVD DVB T playback and reception of an external AV signal source activates the AV In signal input 10 Vol button To decrease the volume 11 Vol button To increase the volume 12 P MENU button To change the display format brightness contrast colour To change display settings Right view 1 Power supply jack 12 V DC Power supply unit or car adapter connection 2 SD MMC MS card slot 3 Headphone jack d...

Page 10: ...ODYS Slim TV 10 10 EN Left view 1 Power on off switch for switching the device on and off Backside View 1 Rechargeable battery locks 2 Disc cover 3 Connection for rechargeable battery see chap 5 2 ...

Page 11: ... the screen Chapter 8 4 7 8 Press the buttons to select the folder and confirm your selection using the ENT button 9 Press the buttons to select the desired file and start playback using PLAY 10 Press to the STOP button to stop playback Playback can now be continued again from the beginning of the current file Press the button to return to the folder menu Once you are finished with the JPEG or WMA...

Page 12: ...lay settings mode P Mode 5 DVD DVB T Switches between the DVD and DVB T functions 6 P POWER For switching the screen on and off 7 Vol button To decrease the volume 8 Vol button To increase the volume 9 Numerical buttons 0 9 To select the corresponding number for title chapter time etc 10 GOTO SEARCH DVD mode Press to select the desired disc starting Time Track or Title DVB mode Activate Automatic ...

Page 13: ...fast reverse press once jump to the beginning of the current track or chapter of the disc press twice jump to the beginning of the previous track or chapter of the disc DVB Mode Switches to the favourite list 22 PLAY PAUSE Starts playback or activates Pause 23 Press longer activate fast forward playback Skips the track or chapter forward in DVD mode or switches to the game menu in DVB mode 24 STOP...

Page 14: ...se and room temperature Using Of Remote Control Point the remote control towards the main unit when operating The remote control works best at a distance less than 5 m and at an angle of up to 30 to the front of the unit No obstacles may stand in the way between remote control and infrared sensor and do not place the remote control in direct sunlight If the remote control unit fails to work even w...

Page 15: ...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 illustration 4 2 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 shown in the illustration Press the AV button on the control panel...

Page 16: ...able 4 3 Connecting headphones Connect the headphones to the headphone jack on the right side of the device The loudspeakers are automatically deactivated Caution Excessively high volume can damage your hearing Turn the volume down before connecting the headphones and then turn the volume up to a moderate level Earphone jacks Audio Video Cable Signal Red Yellow White AV Source Black ...

Page 17: ...a power supply unit Connect the power supply cable to the DC 12V IN jack on the right side of the device as shown below Connect the power plug to an earthed socket The power supply indicator lamp lights up red Note Turn off the DVD player before you unplug the mains cable from the socket When the DVD player operates on mains power the LCD screen lights up brighter than when it operates on battery ...

Page 18: ...rate the device or look at the screen while driving Position the device in a way that ensures an uninhibited view Remove the rechargeable battery pack before connecting the device using the car adapter If possible disconnect the car adapter cable while starting the vehicle Caution Only use the power supply unit provided or the 12V adapter The adapter is only designed for 12V and should not be conn...

Page 19: ...nto water or fire Ensure adequate air circulation around the device Do not place the device on soft furniture carpets or other materials while in operation as this may restrict the air from properly circulating around the device Do not short circuit the contacts of a rechargeable battery Do not disassemble the rechargeable battery When switched off the indicator lamp will blink green when charging...

Page 20: ... to the DVD player as described in chap 4 6 5 4 Removing the rechargeable battery pack Fully charge the battery and remove it from the device when it will not be used for an extended period of time Even a device that is turned off uses small amounts of electricity in standby mode which ultimately discharges the battery Turn off the DVD player before you remove the rechargeable battery as described...

Page 21: ...the reception Please note that this is not a device defect merely specific specifications for the reception of DVB T Appropriate antennas may be obtained from your local specialty stores 1 Connect the unit to the power and take steps below to go on with the setup 2 Press the DVD USB SD DVB button on the device or remote control to switch to DVB T mode 3 Press the SETUP button on the device or remo...

Page 22: ...ETUP button 2 Press the 0 9 and 10 number keys on the remote control to select the desired TV programme 3 You can also switch to the stored TV programmes going both forwards and backwards in succession using the or CH and CH buttons 4 Set a suitable volume using the volume control on the ride side of the device Video text 1 Press the TELETEXT button on the remote control to switch to the video tex...

Page 23: ...ng Press to select the TV setting option confirm using ENT The following menu is displayed Navigate through this menu as displayed above and perform your desired settings for the three options TV Norm Video Norm and Screen Mode see below Press to select the TV Type option and confirm using ENT Using select the setting appropriate for you from the 4 3 PS 4 3 LB 16 9 e g usually 16 9 and confirm usi...

Page 24: ... select the Change lock option and confirm using ENT Enter the valid PIN password and confirm with ENT Time setting Press to select the Time setting option and confirm using ENT The following menu is displayed Navigate through this menu and perform your desired settings for the two options see below Time zone Press to select the Time Zone option and confirm using ENT Using select the desired time ...

Page 25: ...lect the Start Scan option and confirm using ENT The device now automatically searches for receivable DVB TV channels Store the found channels by using to select YES in the next menu and confirm using ENT see also Storing search results in chap 6 1 or cancel them using NO Manual channel search Manual Scan Press to select the Manual Scan option and confirm using ENT The following menu is displayed ...

Page 26: ...cancel them using NO Standard setting Default setup Using this option you reset the values to the factory settings Press to select the Default setup option and confirm using ENT The following menu is displayed Press to select the OK and confirm using ENT To cancel the dialog and to return to the previous menu select Cancel 4 Game Press to select the Game option and confirm using ENT The following ...

Page 27: ...ides layers 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 The discs mode of operation depends on the manufacturer Observe the corresponding notes for the respective disc ...

Page 28: ...the video Use a soft clean 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 of the disc toward the outer edge see illustration Note on storage Do not expose the discs to direct sunlight or high temperatures CAREFULLY READ THE FOLLOWING INSTRUCTIONS...

Page 29: ...he DVD player automatically starts with the playback 6 Adjust the volume to the desired level using the VOLUME controller on the right side 7 Press the PWR button on the remote control The DVD player switches to standby mode and the power supply indicator lamp lights up red Operating the device and general buttons Depending on the situation you can use the buttons on the device or remote control t...

Page 30: ...once during playback to display the menu on the screen Press this button a second time to resume playback In menu mode select the desired option using the buttons 0 9 on the remote control Then press ENT or ENTER button Press this button once to jump to the beginning of the current track or chapter Press this button a second time to jump to the beginning of the previous track or chapter Press long...

Page 31: ...lect play to start the sequence playback or press the PROG Key again to exit the settings refer to Chapter 8 7 ANGLE button Pressing this button cycles through the camera perspectives available for the particular scene see illustration This function is only available for DVDs that contain recordings of multiple camera perspectives TITLE button The content of a DVD is often divided into several tit...

Page 32: ...track all tracks in succession or switches the repeat function off again 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 Disc Go To Track Go To Select Track N N is the number of tracks on the disc You can select the desired option directly using the buttons 0 9 on the remote control DISPLAY bu...

Page 33: ...the remote control or the DVD player 4 Press the button to return to the previous folder You can also move the light yellow bar to the icon Confirm your selection using one of the following buttons ENTER on the remote control or PLAY on the DVD player Note On many CDs other file formats may be located in the same directory as the image files To display an image press the keys until the following s...

Page 34: ...ne Plays back the current file repeatedly Repeat Dir Plays back all files of the current folder Repeat All Repeatedly plays back all files of the current folder in the original order Repeat Off Exits the repeat mode RETURN button During playback To go to the root folder To resume normal playback press the PLAY button PROG button During Playback Changing the transition between images During playbac...

Page 35: ...s shown below Press the button to flip the current picture vertically as shown below Note In some picture CDs the functions for rotating and zooming pictures are not available due to design limitations 8 6 Video Files MP3 Playback 1 Insert a CD DVD The DVD player automatically starts with the playback 2 The root folder is displayed Select a folder using the buttons on the remote control 3 Start of...

Page 36: ...repeatedly to increase the rewind speed successively to 2x 4x 8x 20x Continue playback at normal speed using 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 MENU button During playback To go to the root folder Continue playback at normal speed using REP button Press this...

Page 37: ...ects 8 7 Programmable Playback By pressing the program key PROG during playback a user defined sequence of available files may be determined During playback Use the figures to determine the sequence of files Select play to start the sequence playback or press the PROG Key again to exit the settings refer to Chapter 8 7 Selecting Clear will delete all entries Note This menu is not available during ...

Page 38: ...ess the P Menu key again to enter the options Reduce the selected values for the display settings menu P Menu Increase the selected values for the display settings menu P Menu Note Changing the display modes Screen Mode will cause the display to switch between 4 3 und 16 9 formats AUX DVD 16 9 Brightness 50 Contrast 50 Color 50 Sharpness 50 Screen Mode 16 9 Screen On Off On Reset Language English ...

Page 39: ...r default settings You can leave the Setup menu at any time by pressing the SETUP button again 3 Use the and buttons on the remote control or on the DVD player to select the desired submenu 4 Use the and buttons on the remote control or on the DVD player to select the desired option within the submenu 10 1General Setup The illustration shows the options available in this submenu TV System To set t...

Page 40: ...ssword is 0000 Rating To set parental controls Depending on the disc DVDs can be categorized by their contents You can use this option to block certain scenes on a disc or the entire disc Define a suitable category The default setting is Adult Please note the password refer above must be entered in order to use this option Use the and buttons to highlight the desired setting and confirm with ENTER...

Page 41: ...s setting by pressing ENTER or Possible settings are English default French Spanish German etc Subtitle Lang To set the subtitle language Highlight the option using the and buttons Switch to the option s setting by pressing ENTER or Possible settings are English French Spanish German etc and OFF default Menu Lang To set the language for the disc menu Highlight the option using the and buttons Swit...

Page 42: ... by pressing ENTER or Key tone pitch Highlight the option using the and buttons Switch to the option s setting by pressing ENTER or Use the and buttons to highlight the desired setting and confirm with ENTER Press to exit the option s setting 10 4Video Setup The illustration shows the options available in this submenu You only have access to the system setup when there is no disc in the DVD player...

Page 43: ...or Saturation Highlight the option using the and buttons Switch to the option s setting by pressing ENTER or Sharpness Highlight the option using the and buttons Switch to the option s setting by pressing ENTER or Use the and buttons to highlight the desired setting and confirm with ENTER Press to exit the option s setting ...

Page 44: ...Scan image format PS In this format the image of widescreen DVDs is cropped on the right and on the left Titles chapters DVDs are divided into larger sections titles and smaller sections chapters The sections are numbered title number chapter number Track CD CDs are divided into sections called tracks The sections are numbered track number JPEG JPEG is a commonly used image format with small file ...

Page 45: ...rect way Headphones connected loudspeaker off Pull out the headphones DVD sound settings incorrect Check sound settings and set sound correctly No audio Disc dirty or deformed Clean disc or insert other disc TV screen is off or in the incorrect video mode Turn on LCD screen and or set correct video mode Device not properly connected Check connexions and connect device in the correct way No video D...

Page 46: ...es or other external interferences can cause the DVD player to malfunction When this happens disconnect the power plug from the mains socket and plug it back in If the problem persists disconnect the device from the mains again and contact Customer Service or a repair shop ...

Page 47: ...anz 10 kΩ Video Out Video Out Ausgangspegel 1 VP P 0 1 Impedanz 75 Ω Asymmetrisch negativ Mains voltage AC 100 240 V 50 60 Hz Power consumptio 15 W Dimensions without battery pack 310 x 200 x 35 mm L x H x W Weight without battery pack ca 1000 g DESIGN AND SPECIFICATIONS SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE Manufactured under licence of Dolby Laboratories Dolby and the double D symbol are trademarks o...

Page 48: ... product that is sent in cannot be repaired within a reasonable time or at reasonable cost The product can also be exchanged for a different model of the same value Requests cannot be made for repairs to be carried out on site Parts that have been replaced or exchanged become our property 3 The warranty claim does not apply if repairs or other work is carried out by unauthorized persons or if our ...

Page 49: ...le and clearly legible 3 You must enclose a copy of the sales slip as proof of purchase 4 Once AXDIA has received the product it will meet its warranty obligations in accordance with the warranty conditions and will return the product to the sender with carriage and insurance paid Service outside of warranty AXDIA can refuse any service claim made that is not covered by the warranty If AXDIA agree...

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