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Switch the Slave screen on/off

2.Volume Knob

Turn the volume up/down

3.Headphone Jack

4.AV IN

Input audio/ video signals

5.DC IN 9V

Connect to the DVD player DC OUT or the power outlet

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Summary of Contents for PD-7755

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Page 2: ...ic shock 8 Do not use irregular shaped discs such as heart or star shaped discs as they may Cause the unit to malfunction Hi voltage Don t Open it Remind user to be careful to avoid electric shock Thank you for choosing our portable DVD player It includes a 7 wide screen and a DVD player The unit applies the latest state of art electronics and is designed for use at home in hotels and in offices e...

Page 3: ...AYING JPG MP3 FILE SYSTEM SETUP SPECIFICATION BATTERY MOUNTING BAG Main Features Package contents Powering and installation Connecting to the Slave screen Audio and Video Signal Output The Use of Remote Control Fast forward and fast backward Repeat playing of favorite scene Angle Zoom In Out Playing JPG file Playing MP3 files General Setup Page Password Setup Page Video Setup Page Preference Page ...

Page 4: ...d backward repeat function Zoom in out function 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 Remote Control with battery Audio Video Cable AC DC Power Adapter Cigarette Lighter Adapter User Manual Headphone PACKAGE CONTENTS MAIN FEATURES 7 Slave screen DVD Player 1 DC Audio Video Cable Please make sure the following items are included in the package If any item is missing contact your dealer Package contents Mounting Bag Quick ...

Page 5: ...ABOUT OPTICAL DISCS 4 ...

Page 6: ...ton Press MODE to select the source between DVD and Media 5 Navigation Buttons 6 OK Button Press OK to confirm selection 7 PLAY PAUSE Button Press Play Pause to start hold playback 8 STOP Button Press STOP to stop playback 9 DC IN 9V Connect to the power outlet 10 DC OUT Connect to Slave screen DC IN 11 AV OUT Output audio video Signals 12 Headphone Jack 13 Volume Knob Turn the volume up down 14 S...

Page 7: ... Power ON OFF Switch the Slave screen on off 2 Volume Knob Turn the volume up down 3 Headphone Jack 4 AV IN Input audio video signals 5 DC IN 9V Connect to the DVD player DC OUT or the power outlet 6 Slave screen 6 SLAVE SCREEN ...

Page 8: ...cigarette lighter adaptor to connect to the power Plug one end of the cigarette lighter adaptor into the DC IN 9V jack on the unit plug the other end into the car cigarette lighter socket See illustration below SYSTEM CONNECTION Warning This model and its enclosed car adaptor are only compatible with 9 12V vehicles It is not compatible with 24v vehicles Please note Do not connect the unit to the c...

Page 9: ... adaptor Then connect Main Unit s DC Out jack to Slave screen s DC IN9V jack witha DC AV cable Also use the DC AV cableto connect Main Unit s AV OUT toSlave screen s AV IN Please refer to the illustration below Note The Slave screen is designed to run off powerfrom the car charger only The AC DC wall adapter is for charging the main screen only SYSTEM CONNECTION 8 ...

Page 10: ...o and Video Signal Output The Main Unit can transmit audio and video signals to the external receiver such as a TV or an amplifier 1 Refer the owner s manual of the external receiver as well 2 Make sure all necessary connections have been properly made before connect the power 3 If the player will not be used for a long period of time disconnect the power and remove the battery from the remote con...

Page 11: ...om the point where you stopped press stop button twice to stop playback completely 10 MODE To select the source REMOTE CONTROL 11 ZOOM To zoom in out the image during the playback 12 Menu To enter or exit menu root 13 Subtitle To select subtitle language when playing DVD disc 14 Angle To change viewing angle when playing disc with multi angle 15 A B Repeat a specific portion from point Ato B press...

Page 12: ...s Please refer to the following illustration Notice 3 Please use a new battery to replace old one if the remote control doesn t work 4 Remove the battery from the remote if it will not be used for a long period of time The Use of Remote Control 1 Avoidplacing the unit in a damp environment or where there is a risk it may fall 2 Avoidplacing the unit in an area where the infrared remote receiving w...

Page 13: ...me playback 6 When theplaying is finished please turn off the powerby sliding ON OFF switch to OFF 7 For some DVD disc with Title or Chapter menu press MENU button to enter menu page and usecursor buttons toselect Press ENTERto confirm the source menu will be displayed on the screen BASIC OPERATION Press to enter DVD mode or Media mode and press OK button to confirm When selecting Media ensure to ...

Page 14: ...eed Repeat playing When playing disc of DVD SVCD VCD CD user can repeat playing onechapter title or all the whole disc For DVD disc press repeat button user can repeat playing one Chapter press it again to repeat playing Title press it the third time to repeat playing the whole disc For MP3 disc press repeat to repeat playing present file press it again to repeat playing the folder press it the th...

Page 15: ...nit will return to normal playback 1 4 2 4 3 4 4 4 AB A Number Angle During playing DVD disc with multi angle press Angle button the followings will be displayed on screen Press number buttons to select the angle you desire To return to normal playing please press Angle The unit will play the disc in the default angle Notice The function is available only for discs with multi angle Angle A B Repea...

Page 16: ...image will be enlarged again press it fourth time the image will zoom out press it repeatedly and the image will return to normal status When the magnification level is greater than 1X use the Navigation buttons to pan around the magnified picture Note The picturequality may decrease as the zoom level magnification increase REMOTE CONTROL 15 ...

Page 17: ...ight and left to center from four window s top side to bottom side from four window s left side to right side from 4 edges to center 6 During viewing files may appear when pressing or Subtitle or Audio or A B or Title etc in this situation these options are unavailable to operate 7 When viewing JPG files press pictures will be displayed in thumbnail mode press or OK button to select one picture to...

Page 18: ...efault is Wide Note The function depends onthe display ratio withwhich the DVD disc is recorded Please choose Wide 16 9 when using a16 9 widescreen TV set TV Type The default is PAL SYSTEM SETUP General Setup Page TV Display Wide Angle Mark ON TV Type PAL Screen Saver ON OSD Lang ENG Press Setup button the main menu willbe displayed on the screen In the GeneralSetup Page Press buttonto highlight t...

Page 19: ... is 00 Password Setup Page English Video Setup Page Preference Page Password Setup Page Go To Password Setup Page Video Setup Page TV Display Wide Angle Mark ON TV Type PAL Screen Saver ON OSD Lang ENG Preference Audio Language Audio ENG Subtitle OFF Disc Menu ENG Parental Default Go to Video Setup Page General Setup Page Preference Page Panel Quality Password English Set OSD Language OSD Language...

Page 20: ...age Set Parental Control Audio ENG Subtitle OFF Disc Menu ENG Paretal Default 1 KID SAFE 2 G 3 PG 4 PG 13 5 PGR 6 R 7 NC 17 8 ADULT Preference Page Load Factory Setting Audio ENG Subtitle OFF Disc Menu ENG Parental Default Reset English Set all settings tofactory default state Note The Parental levelsetting will not bereset by this operation Subtitle Select your preferred languageto show the subti...

Page 21: ...DC 9 12V 10W PAL NTSC 1 Vp p 75ohm unbalanced 3 5mm mini Jack 1 1 4Vrms 10Kohm 3 5mm mini Jack 1 3 5mm stereo mini jack 1 20 Hz 20KHz 80dB 85dB 7 inch 16 9 650nm 795nm Temperature 0 40 C Status Horizontal Lithium Polymer MainUnit 212x167x40mm Slave screen 212x166 5x25mm Main Unit 0 7kg Slave screen 0 36kg 20 Support device SD MMC Full Speed USB2 0 Device capacity Up to 8GB SD 8GB MMC 8GB USB Remar...

Page 22: ... not in use 3 It is normal for the unit to produce heat during playback however the unit should not be used for extended periods or left unattended 4 Avoidhaving the unit collide with any objects and place away from all possible heat sources or damp areas Precautions related to Battery Recharge Rechargeable Battery Use The unit will access to Standby mode automatically when the battery is low If t...

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Page 24: ...ip through the warning information and credits at the beginning of a movie you won t be able to This part of the movie is often programmed to prohibit skipping through it The icon appears on screen Ensure there is no restriction on the disc s software Ensure the feature is supported by the disc Ensure the feature is available at the moment Ensure requested ttitle or chapter is not out of range The...

Page 25: ...ty or retailer for recycling advice Waste Electrical and Electronic equipment Directive Copyright This manual contains information protected by copyright law No part of this document may be used or reproduced in any form or by any means or stored in a database retrieval system without prior written permission from us The information of this manual is based on the current version of the product We ...

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