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DVD-V

ON

OFF

DIALOGUE ENHANCER

Available in the Dolby Digital format and DTS with 3 or multiple channels only.

D.ENH

Puts up the volume of dialogue sound to make dialogues heard better in feature films:

Press

!

Repeatedly press the button to browse the settings:

DIALOGUE ENHANCER OFF: Factory default.

DIALOGUE ENHANCER ON

CINEMA

You can manipulate the picture quality of films:

Press

!

CINEMA

Press

to select the individual settings:

CINEMA 1

: Improved contrast of details of dark scenes.

CINEMA 2

: Improved brightness setting for dark scenes.

USER

: User-defined contrast, brightness, sharpness, colour, and

gamma ( brightness distribution ) settings.

NORMAL

:

: Factory default.

Normal

Cinema 1

Cinema 2

User

Normal

Normal

D

The D.ENH function is not supported by all discs.

DVD-V

RAM

VCD

DVD-A

JPEG

Other functions

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Summary of Contents for DVD-S35

Page 1: ...YER DVD S35 DVD RAM VIDEO PLAYBACK DOWN ZOOM MODE DVD CD PLAYER DVD S35 For error free handling of your appliance please read these operating instructions carefully Keep this manual for future reference Operating Instructions ...

Page 2: ... Audio Video Cable N2QAJB000069 RJA0044 3C K2KA6CA00001 Remote Control Batteries Operating Instructions Guarantee Card AA UM3 or R6 Dear customer Thank you for trusting and purchasing this high quality product Panasonic is one of the leading companies of the consumer electronics industry We are sure that this DVD player will meet with all your expectations Your DVD player provides a perfect reprod...

Page 3: ... and not damaged Poor connection and lead damage can cause fire or electric shock Do not attempt to repair this unit by yourself If sound is interrupted indicators fail to light smoke appears or any other problem that is not covered in these instructions occurs disconnect the AC mains lead and contact your dealer or an authorized service center WARNING TO REDUCE THE RISK OF FIRE ELECTRIC SHOCK OR ...

Page 4: ...NS AND ANY OTHER MATERIALS DO NOT OBSTRUCT THE VENTILATION VENTS DO NOT OBSTRUCT THE UNIT S VENTILATION OPENINGS WITH NEWSPAPERS TABLECLOTHS CURTAINS AND SIMILAR ITEMS DISPOSE OF BATTERIES IN AN ENVIRONMENTALLY FRIENDLY MANNER DO NOT PLACE SOURCES OF NAKED FLAMES SUCH AS LIGHTED CANDLES ON THE UNIT CAUTION THIS UNIT IS INTENDED FOR USE IN MODERATE CLIMATES CAUTION THIS PRODUCT UTILIZES A LASER USE...

Page 5: ...n Live As these colours may not correspond with the coloured markings identifying the terminals in your plug proceed as follows The wire which is coloured Blue must be connected to the terminal which is marked with the letter N or coloured Black or Blue The wire which is coloured Brown must be connected to the terminal which is marked with the letter L or coloured Brown or Red WARNING DO NOT CONNE...

Page 6: ...ed on 1 Standby on switch Press to switch the unit from on to standby mode or vice versa In standby mode the unit is still consuming a small amount of power OPEN CLOSE 6 ZOOM MODE DVD RAM VIDEO PLAYBACK Sets the zoom mode for zooming into and out of the picture SKIP SEARCH Press to skip chapters tracks pictures or to search keep button pressed Opens and closes the disc tray STOP Stops playback PAU...

Page 7: ...t terminal AV Scart Output Inserting batteries into the remote control unit The batteries last for about a year depending on how often you use the RC unit Do not mix old with new batteries or batteries of different types Only use batteries any harmful substances such as lead cadmium mercury Do not use rechargeable type batteries Remove the batteries if the remote control unit is not used for longe...

Page 8: ...f power GROUP A SRD CINEMA D ENH CANCEL 1 2 3 4 5 7 8 9 0 6 10 Remote control functions 1 2 1 2 3 4 5 6 PLAY MODE ZOOM REPEAT POSITION MEMORY GROUP 0 10 Switches off the unit at the set time Page 27 Displays the SETUP menu DVD player settings Page 17 Opens and closes the disc tray Page 23 Numeric key pad input of two digit numbers Page 24 ADVANCED SURROUND Provides something similar to a surround ...

Page 9: ...back Page 23 Selects the language of subtitles Page 34 Changes the audio track Page 34 Chooses from various camera angles turns menu pages Page 34 Repeats the last couple of seconds of the current playback Page 24 Displays the main menu Displays the menu Accepts the menu function you selected Cursor keys Programme play Random play Page 32 Zoom function during playback Page 28 Repeat function Page ...

Page 10: ... your TV set the cables as shown on the illustrations Make sure not to confuse the colours or labels When the unit is fully connected plug the AC mains cable back in Note on all connections Unplug all units from the mains Connect the unit directly to the TV set If you let the player connection go through a video recorder you will experience a disturbed picture when playing copy protected DVDs To a...

Page 11: ...irectly to TV Connection to a TV set with scart socket 1 2 3 Connect Read the operating instructions of your TV set the cables as shown on the illustrations Make sure not to confuse the colours or labels When the unit is fully connected plug the AC mains cable back in Connections AV socket on rear of TV set 21 pin scart cable Rear of DVD player ...

Page 12: ...ness signal Y thus providing for an enhanced resolution and colour response The labelling of the Component Video In terminal may differ depending on theTV set or monitor you use e g Y P P Y B Y R Y Y C C B R B R Y AC IN 1 2 3 Connect Read the operating instructions of your TV set the cables as shown on the illustrations Make sure not to confuse the colours or labels When the unit is fully connecte...

Page 13: ...ch an amplifier or an analogue audio component supporting these features Connect Connect the analogue outputs L and R with a Dolby Pro Logic amplifier for example see illustration the audio cables as shown on the illustrations Make sure not to confuse the colours of cables or the labels of sockets white L red R To avoid sound quality problems deactivate function A SRD Advanced Surround when you co...

Page 14: ...lifier or a digital audio component Amplifier and speakers example Connect 3 or more speakers to produce surround sound Home cinema Amplifier example Optical digital audio cable Rear of DVD player Prerequisites for making recordings with an external digital recorder The original disc must not be copy protected The recorder must be able to process signals with a sampling frequency of 48 kHz 16 bit ...

Page 15: ...eans of the cursor keys on the remote control unit Press Every menu item may provide further information on the options you have Start by selecting a ENTER RETURN to accept your selection to go back to the previous on screen menu menu language QUICK SETUP The items of the QUICK SETUP menu provide an easy means of making some basic settings for your appliance When the appliance is properly connecte...

Page 16: ...it Select your TV s aspect ratio The picture format of TV screens is either 4 3 standard or 16 9 wide screen Select the aspect ratio that matches the screen format of your TV set Select the output combination for the AV and component terminals Before you proceed please check which setting is supported by your TV set Please refer to the operating instructions of your TV set Then make the appropriat...

Page 17: ...to quit the SETUP menu Audio Select a dialogue language as appropriate The menu lists eight languages for you to choose from Original Primary language on disc is played If the language you want is not on the list go to item Other and type in the appro priate language code page 45 using the numeric key pad of your remote control unit Subtitle Select a subtitle language as appropriate Select the Aut...

Page 18: ... by all DVD Video discs To select a rating ENTER CANCEL factory setting is 8 When you select a rating between 0 and 7 you will be automatically prompted for a password Type in a 4 digit code using the numeric key pad of your remote control unit Press to confirm your entry Press or to delete any mistakes The picture of a closed padlock tells you that the system is locked Make sure not to forget you...

Page 19: ...cing neither black bars nor distortions This format is not supported by all DVDs D Letterbox Black bars will appear at the top and bottom edge of the screen to allow the reproduction of wide screen video material on a standard TV screen Still Mode Every picture frame is made up of two fields which are output to the screen one after the other Both fields of a picture alternate on the screen Althoug...

Page 20: ...own Conversion Pulse Code Modulation PCM is the standard method used to record digital music signals on audio CDs DVD Videos can be produced using the linear PCM method which is based on a sampling frequency of up to 96 kHz Select Yes if an optical digital audio cable is used to connect your player to an amplifier that only processes sampling frequencies of up to 48 kHz For reasons of copyright pr...

Page 21: ...n displays the commands you give by pressing the buttons on the remote control unit Select Off to suppress the display of on screen commands FL Dimmer You can set the brightness of the display panel elements to Bright Dim or Auto If you choose Auto The display panel elements will be dimmed during playback and their brightness increased when you press function buttons such as or SLOW SEARCH PAUSE ...

Page 22: ...n of the different displays that the player can output to the TV screen Press to return to the SETUP menu SETUP DVD Video Mode Playing back a DVD Audio disc in DVD Video mode On allows you to play the DVD Video section of the DVD Audio disc This feature is not supported by all discs Mixed Disc Audio Stills Your DVD player can play back display discs in the MP3 WMA audio and JPEG image formats Sele...

Page 23: ... the information box Preparation Switch on the TV set and set it to the video input that matches the connection between player and TV set To pause playback Press during playback Press to resume playback PAUSE PLAY To stop playback Press twice one after the other See page 25 Resume function STOP General playback Slow motion Press slow motion playback forwards or backwards in pause mode Press to res...

Page 24: ...eginning of an item is not supported by all discs QUICK REPLAY QUICK REPLAY Playing back a particular track or title Type in a number using the RC unit s numeric key pad For example to select title 23 Press MP3 WMA JPEG Press The unit will automatically start playing the selected track or title Certain discs may not provide this function at all or only if the appliance is in stop mode DVD RAM VCD ...

Page 25: ...c Press while is flashing on the display STOP PLAY To cancel the Resume function STOP Press until is no longer displayed The resume function is available only if the elapsed time is displayed during playback The stored position will be cleared when you open the disc tray or when the unit goes into stand by mode D Frame by frame In pause mode press remote control buttons Every push of one of these ...

Page 26: ...ge discs Press to replay the disc again Playback will be resumed at the stored position and the position tag will be cleared Some discs do not fully support all of this function POSITION MEMORY PLAY D Chapter review This function lets you browse back through the chapters of a DVD V by playing the first couple of seconds of every chapter Normal playback will be resumed at the point where you stoppe...

Page 27: ...owse the settings OFF AUTO 60 min 90 min 120 min SLEEP D D D AUTO The unit switches itself off 5 minutes after the end of the playback time is not possible if you press or Some discs do not fully support all of this function AUTO STOP MENU TOP MENU To check the time remaining SLEEP Press To clear the setting Press then choose OFF SLEEP Automatic switch off After approx 30 minutes in Stop mode the ...

Page 28: ...itle Position and Brightness screen press to change the setting Press and then to change the Zoom mode setting Repeatedly press the button to browse the settings Press to fine tune the zoom factor ZOOM ENTER D DVD V 4 3 Standard European Vista 16 9 Standard American Vista Cinemascope 1 Cinemascope 2 An alternative way to access this function is to press the button on the appliance Repeatedly press...

Page 29: ...EPEAT Press during playback REPEAT Repeatedly press the button to browse the settings as follows DVD V VCD CD MP3 WMA Chapter Title Track All Off Track Group Off Program All Off Scene Playlist Off Off Track Group Off Group Off DVD A RAM JPEG Repeating a VCD using playback control PBC Press during playback until PBC disappears from the display Press The display shows TRACK REPEAT or ALL REPEAT STOP...

Page 30: ... SP OFF HP OFF Other functions ADVANCED SURROUND With 2 or more audio channels only A SRD Produces an effect similar to surround sound at the two front speakers SP or the headphones HP Press D D D ADVANCED SURROUND is not supported by all discs Deactivate the Advanced Surround effect if you experience distorted sound Deactivate ADVANCED SURROUND if you are also using Dolby Pro Logic Dolby Pro Logi...

Page 31: ...ault DIALOGUE ENHANCER ON CINEMA You can manipulate the picture quality of films Press CINEMA Press to select the individual settings CINEMA 1 Improved contrast of details of dark scenes CINEMA 2 Improved brightness setting for dark scenes USER User defined contrast brightness sharpness colour and gamma brightness distribution settings NORMAL Factory default Normal Cinema 1 Cinema 2 User Normal No...

Page 32: ...ill start in the programmed order To modify entries ENTER ENTER To select an entry press Press Modify the entry as appropriate Press to store the modified entry To delete entries ENTER To select an entry press Choose Clear Select Clear all to clear all entries Press to confirm your selection To quit the programme play mode Press in stop mode until the programme play screen disappears The actual pr...

Page 33: ... Press to display the current and the remaining playback time Press again Now use the cursor keys to select any of the other menu items Press to hide the on screen displays DISPLAY Play Menu Display Menu Audio Menu Picture Menu RETURN Use the cursor keys to make or change various settings Some entries need to be confirmed by pressing Press The Progress Indicator will be displayed ENTER DISPLAY To ...

Page 34: ...plus total number of items in selection Time Display select playback time numeric keys Alternative display of elapsed or remaining playback time Playback time only DVD V DVD A RAM DVD V DVD A RAM VCD CD MP3 WMA SVCD Audio Allows you to alter the pre set language of synchronisation provided the disc gives you an alternative Sets the right or left audio channel RAM VCD Bar Position You can move the ...

Page 35: ...logue tone of feature films page 31 Picture Mode Cinema 1 Cinema 2 User Normal page 31 Repeat Mode Repeat function page 29 OSD Brightness User defined brightness of OSD displays Bitrate Display Displays the video image data rate per second Mbps Play Mode Display normal playback RND Random play PGM Programme play Zoom Zoom function see page 28 A B Repeat ENTER ENTER Allows you to keep repeating a d...

Page 36: ...that were taken with a digital camera for example or generated by means of any other system The resolution should range between 320 x 240 pixels and max 6144 x 4096 pixels Note that JPEG files must be extended by JPG jpg JPEG or jpeg and compressed in format 4 2 2 or 4 2 0 To rotate ENTER pictures ANGLE PAGE RETURN Press while the picture is being displayed picture Press to quit this menu Press to...

Page 37: ...w group to browse the album for the previous or next group to quit the menu screen Press Press Prev Next To search for tracks Press to select the item then press to display the text box To enter a word from the track title you are looking for press Press after every letter to confirm it To delete an entry press When you are done press to select and to run the function All entries containing the wo...

Page 38: ...nu Press to confirm the selection and hide the on screen display Press to quit the menu screen The menu will show programme names only if they were entered when the DVD RAM was produced You cannot afterwards add programme names Select a programme using the numeric keys on the RC unit or pressing The programme you selected will be played in the background To output a Playlist This function lets you...

Page 39: ...y DVDs contain audio material in up to 8 languages The DVD menu has an option for selecting the language you prefer Many DVDs provide subtitles in several languages They may contain material in up to 32 different languages Some DVD player functions can be controlled by the DVD itself Playing DVDs and VCDs The producer of the programme material can define the way in which the disc is played Consequ...

Page 40: ... with regional code 2 All or from a group of regional codes containing regional code 2 The disc is dirty The disc is in the wrong way round The label of the disc you wish to play must face up You can only choose from the languages actually recorded on the disc Some discs require you to change languages via the disc menu The disc does not provide any subtitles You deactivated the display of subtitl...

Page 41: ...in the menu Check whether the player is directly plugged into the TV set s AV IN Scart or whether it is going through a video recorder between the two units Check the Zoom setting page 28 Video This is indicative of a malfunction The digits following H depend on what state your player is in Press to put the player into stand by mode then briefly unplug and re attach the AC mains cable Contact the ...

Page 42: ...it of digitisation is that digital data can be reproduced in any way but without any loss Method of encoding digital signals developed by Dolby Laboratories The signals can be either conventional 2 channel stereo signals or 5 1 channel audio signals The signals are very much compressed in the process to enable recordings of large volumes of data Brightness signal Y Analogue video signal which carr...

Page 43: ...ue The RGB values allow you to define a hue The actual colour results from the intensity of red green and blue portions of every pixel Glossary of technical terms Digital Theater Systems Sound system used in cinemas or movie theaters all over the world The system is marked by high quality sound separation 2 channel or 5 1 channel playback DTS Optical digital audio cable If you connect the player w...

Page 44: ...ctual property rights owned by Macrovision Corporation and other copyright proprietors The use of this copyright protection implement is subject to permission of Macrovision Corporation and is restricted to purely private use only It is prohibited to examine this appliance for the purpose of unlicensed construction DTS and DTS Digital Surround are trademarks of Digital Theater Systems Inc Made und...

Page 45: ...578 Kashmiri 7583 Kazakh 7575 Kirghiz 7589 Korean 7579 Kurdish 7585 Laotian 7679 Latin 7665 Latvian 7686 Singhalese 8373 Slovac 8375 Slovenian 8376 Somali 8379 Spanish 6983 Sundanese 8385 Swahili 8387 Swedish 8386 Tagalog 8476 Tajik 8471 Tamil 8465 Tatar 8484 Telugo 8469 Thai 8472 Tibetan 6679 Tigrinya 8473 Tonga 8479 Turkish 8482 Turkmen 8475 Twi 8487 Ukrainian 8575 Urdu 8582 Uzbek 8590 Vietnames...

Page 46: ... type of disc or condition of the recording S35 Your DVD Player can read different disc formats This equipment complies with European conformity requirements in accordance with the conditions of electromagnetic compatibility and product safety This equipment complies with the requirements of protection class 2 This equipment complies with the safety requirements of SEMKO Matsushita Electric Indust...

Page 47: ...ut level 0 7 Vss 75 Ohm 1 Vss 75 Ohm Video output Scart output C output level PAL PAL 60 0 3 Vss NTSC 0 286 Vss 75 Ohm 21 pin AV Scart RGB S Video included Y output level green 1Vss 75 Ohm P output level blue 0 7 Vss 75 Ohm P output level red 0 7 Vss 75 Ohm Output level 2 V eff 1 kHz 0 dBFs Output sockets Female cinch AV 2 channels L R Component video output Audio output B R Output socket DVD line...

Page 48: ...aylist 38 POSITION MEMORY 26 UICK SETUP 15 16 22 AM 38 Random play 32 Rear Panel 7 Remote control functions 8 9 RGB 16 43 Still Mode 19 Subtitle 16 17 23 34 V Aspect 16 19 ideo Out 19 MA 37 43 OOM 28 A B C D I J N O P Q R T V W Z 13 27 Before requesting service 40 41 COMPONENT VIDEO OUT 12 10 12 46 ield 19 Frame 19 25 Front Panel 6 Page eneral Playback 23 Glossary 42 43 anguage codes 45 3 enu Lang...

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