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Return to the default setup.

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Defaults

Audio
Subtitle,
Disc Menu

Select Reset, enter and confirm the new password, then press PLAY.

Preferences Setup

Menu
frame

Note: You can only enter Preferences setup from stop or no disc mode.

AUDIO

ENGLISH

FRENCH

SPANISH

CHINESE

JAPANESE

SUBTITLE

ENGLISH

FRENCH

SPANISH

CHINESE

JAPANESE

OFF

DISC MENU ENGLISH

FRENCH

SPANISH

CHINESE

JAPANESE

PARENTAL

PASSWORD

DEFAULTS

3 PG
4 PG 13
5
6 PG-R
7 NC-17
8 ADULT
NO-PARENTAL

CHANGE

RESET

Enter your preferred language for Audio soundtracks, Subtitle languages
and Disc menu languages. Available languages vary by disc.

You can use this setup to control playback of rated discs.

Parental
setup

Password

Choose whether or not to display menus.

System Setup

MAIN PAGE

Current Password: 8806

Summary of Contents for DVD4000

Page 1: ...e cover of the unit Refer servicing only to qualified personnel DVD4000 USERS GUIDE PALSONIC CORPORATION PTY LTD 1 JOYNTON AVENUE WATERLOO NSW 2017 AUSTRALIA TEL 02 9313 7111 FAX 02 9313 7555 www pals...

Page 2: ...rmats Playback Features 6 6 7 9 9 Basic Playback Playing Desired Title Chapter Time DVD PBC Playback 14 Special Playback Features 15 Playing VCDs 21 Playing Audio CDs 23 Playing MP3 Files 24 Viewing P...

Page 3: ...t for reference Your player provides Composite video S video and component video Y CB CR outputs Coaxial and optical audio outputs with Dolby Digital and DTS bitstream Stereo audio output Hi end sound...

Page 4: ...PERSONNEL IMPORTANT NOTICE Read through this instruction manual before installation and use Do not touch the power plug with wet hands When disconnecting the power cord from the power outlet hold the...

Page 5: ...Pause button 9 Fast backward button 10 Fast forward button 11 Play button 12 Previous button 13 Next Button 14 Stop button 15 Open Close button Rear Panel 1 Composite video output 1 2 Composite video...

Page 6: ...Remote Control 4 Player Overview...

Page 7: ...Front Panel Display 2 Repeat 3 Program 4 Dolby DiAC 3 DTS indication 5 DTS lock unlock 6 Microphone 7 Time indication 8 Chapter indication 9 Title indication 10 Pause 11 Multi angle 12 Play indication...

Page 8: ...rol toward remote sensor of unit Do not drop the unit Store remote in a cool dry place Do not sprinkle water or other liquid on remote control Do not unpack remote control 6 4 Point remote control dir...

Page 9: ...the supplied video cable yellow to the video output yellow of the unit and to the video input of your TV or monitor S Video Output Connect an S video cable not induded to the S video output of the un...

Page 10: ...nnect a coaxial cable to the coaxial output ofthe unit and to the corresponding digital input of your decoder amplifier Connect an optical cable to the optical output of the unit and to the correspond...

Page 11: ...Setup page 30 The unit has three choices of video output Composite video S video and Component video output Select different setup depending on your connection For more information please refer to Sy...

Page 12: ...s Open Close again the tray will close and begin to play disc Note Do not move the unit during operation or the disc may be damaged Do not touch the tray while it is moving or the unit may malfunction...

Page 13: ...ter replacing the disc Do not press the button while the unit is loading the disc Stop Press STOP once to memorize the stopped position When you press PLAY the disc will resume play from the stopped p...

Page 14: ...o select the title if numbers are indicated in the Title menu Press SELECT to start playback from the first chapter of the selected title Press or Press to skip to the previous chapter Press to skip t...

Page 15: ...earch button to select Time Search Chapter Search or Title Search Press the 0 9 keys to enter the time hours minutes and seconds or the number of the title or chapter For Example Time Press SELECT to...

Page 16: ...CT key to play the selected title You can also press the 0 9 keys to start playback of the desired tile Program playback Press PROGRAM to select a chapter within the title Pressing again will clear th...

Page 17: ...nd backward Some discs do not support skip playback Operation may vary from disc to disc step Pressing STEP the first time will freeze the picture Successive presses will move the picture forward one...

Page 18: ...t support repeat playback A TO B SET A Press A B button at the beginning of the desired segment memorizing the starting point A Press A B button at the end of the desired segment The unit will repeat...

Page 19: ...and the speed will change as follows Note Audio will be muted during slow motion Press SELECT to resume normal playback 17 FReturn to normal play Playback Features ESlow You can play back in slow mot...

Page 20: ...nguage AUDIO 1 2 AC 3 5 1 Every press will change the language Note The unit will return to the default setup when you turn on the unit or when you change discs The unit will play the original languag...

Page 21: ...Note The unit will return to default setup when you turn on the device or when you change the disc The unit will display the original subtitle language if you select a subtitle not contained in the d...

Page 22: ...ss the arrow keys to move in the selected direction 20 Playback Features You can zoom in while watching movies 1 L Zoom 2 zoom zoom x 1 5 zoom x 2 zoom x 4 zoom off The unit can continue playing from...

Page 23: ...ber larger than 0 press 10 first then input the next number 2 3 In play mode press RETURN to enter the PBC menu skip forward Press to skip the next page Press to skip the previous page 21 For example...

Page 24: ...desired sequence program program In stop mode press PROGRAM Press SELECT key selecting your desired track If the number is larger than 10 press 10 first then input the next number Press PLAY key ente...

Page 25: ...will play automatically Press number key selecting your desired track If the number is larger than 10 press 10 first then input the next number Note Press or to select the previous or next track Pres...

Page 26: ...T to play the track You can also press the 0 9 keys to select the desired track If you want to select a number larger than 10 press 10 first then enter the second digit Press STOP to stop playback Pre...

Page 27: ...clockwise direction and press down to play counterclockwise Press left to roll left and right Press right to roll up and down You can also use the number keys to select the desired picture To select...

Page 28: ...the current title Press DISPLAY twice to display the time remaining in the current title DISPLAY CHAPTER ELAPSED 00 01 03 Press DISPLAY three times to display the elapsed time of the current chapter...

Page 29: ...unit Menu Operation Press SETUP to display the setup menu Press the arrow keys to move to the desired item then press SELECT to confirm GENERAL SETUP MENU TV DISPLAY TV TYPE PIC MODE ANGLE MARK CAPTI...

Page 30: ...on To setup the video output to adapt TV A AUTO Automatically selects the optimal Still Mode by detecting motion in the scene B HI RES Select if you want to see fine text more clearly than in AUTO mod...

Page 31: ...Setup page STEREO MAIN PAGE Set the type of front speakers you are using LT RT Select when using an external Dolby Pro Logic decoder STEREO Outputs a stereo signal 29 Speaker Setup System Setup DOWNMI...

Page 32: ...eo left right or mixed sound from the analog outputs KARAOKE MODE OFF 1 Menu Frame 2 Karaoke Mode Audio Setup Menu frame AUDIO OUT ANALOG OP MODE LINE OUT RF REMOD DUAL MONO STEREO L MONO R MONO MIX M...

Page 33: ...NGLISH FRENCH SPANISH CHINESE JAPANESE OFF DISC MENU ENGLISH FRENCH SPANISH CHINESE JAPANESE PARENTAL PASSWORD DEFAULTS 2 3 PG 4 PG 13 5 6 PG R 7 NC 17 8 ADULT NO PARENTAL CHANGE RESET Enter your pref...

Page 34: ...t Remote too far from unit Batteries are dead Keys do not function 32 Connect unit to wall outlet Connect video cable Connect audio cable Power on amplifier decoder Clean disc or try another one Norma...

Page 35: ...put Audio Output Analog Audio 1 0 V P P 75 Y 1 0 V P P 75 C 0 286 V P P 75 2 0 V rms Specifications Power Supply Power Consumption Weight Video System Dimension 110 240V AC 50 60Hz 25W 3 6 Kg PAL 430...

Page 36: ...r moisture kitchen bathroom Keep the disc vertically in the disc storage case Heavy objects on the disc case will cause deformation of the disc Additional Information Care of discs Do not touch the su...

Page 37: ...PALSONIC CORPORATION PTY LTD 1 JOYNTON AVENUE WATERLOO NSW 2017 AUSTRALIA TEL 02 9313 7111 FAX 02 9313 7555 www palsonic com au PALSONIC CUSTOMER SERVICE TELEPHONE AUSTRALIA 1300 657 888...

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